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Attached Link: http://www.iptablog.org/2005/01/01/a_monster_trademark_case.html
This sounds like the BS that's been floating down from Monster, the maker of high-end (read: overpriced but no better than the other stuff) speaker wire and audio/video cable. They've claimed a trademark on the name "Monster" and have been going after other companies that have been "infringing" on that trademark. They've already extorted an undisclosed sum from Monster.com.Message edited on: 03/10/2005 12:20
Message edited on: 03/10/2005 12:21
Thread: Will copying targetGeom from unimesh models to others work? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
According to DAZ, if I understand, Freakie can accept M3 head morphs but not body morphs.
Thread: DAZ Millenium Dog | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Seriously, could you even do a single Millenium Dog? Could you get a Chihuaua and a Borzoi from the same mesh?
Thread: Anyone good at voice acting??? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Oh, can I play too?! I've been known to do a few voices myself. Need an Irishman who doesn't sound like a Lucky Charms commercial?
Thread: Michael 3.0 SR1 Coming Soon | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
However, I've noticed that Mike 3 has inherited one oddity from Mike 2. There is a noticeable gap along his eyebrow when rendering in Bryce. I'll post a pic when I get home.
Thread: Michael 3.0 SR1 Coming Soon | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: DAZ Please Consider | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
DAZ, if you're looking for a tech writer who'll work under contract to produce this documentation... :) Seriously, it should be that hard. Most of the verbiage would be recycled for all products.
Thread: My Tailor Tutorial is out of date | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
The Tailor is now a DAZ exlusive, yes. If you have version 1, you can download a free 1.1 update.
Thread: Bryce 6 anouncement - not very pleasant for some PC users | Forum: Bryce
Brycetech, Far be it from anyone here to tell you how to run your own site, but I (and probably a few others) think you might be overreacting just a bit. Corel's decision to drop Win9x support (if, in fact, they do that) for Bryce Pro is probably going to be par for the course for a lot of graphics apps over the next year or two. I'll bet good money that Poser 5 will be XP/2000 only, just because Win9x can't handle the memory demands of this program. As Jval pointed out, I doubt that Corel would do this casually, because dropping Win9x users is cutting off a portion of their user base. For Corel, it probably comes down to a choice between: 1) releasing a program that everyone can run, or... 2) releasing a program that does what it's supposed to do without crashing because of a crap OS. If Corel takes choice number 2, I don't think they should be punished for it, not if it means they are putting out a better product than they would if they continued to support Win9x. Talking about discontinuing your site just because of this sounds like someone letting their emotions get the better of them. Maybe you should just hold off until Corel makes any kind of official announcement before you throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Thread: Bryce 6 anouncement - not very pleasant for some PC users | Forum: Bryce
Don't be surprised if other high-end (and not so high-end) applications do something similar, especially in the graphics field, which is so processor intensive. Poser has, in one sense, stopped supporting Win9x, if only because trying to render a Millenium figure under Win9x will crash the application as often as not. Curious Labs pretty much says, "Nothing much we can do about it. Try Windows 2000/XP." Win9x/ME is STILL kludgy, bug-ridden mess of an OS, a frankenstein's monster of 16-bit and 32-bit code. For anyone using a computer for profession purposes, it has always been a poor choice. I realizing that upgrading your OS is a money issue, but frankly, if you are seriously making an income from your computer in this field, stick a crowbar in your wallet and upgrade to a professional OS, regardless of whether you plan to use Bryce 6 or not. You'll thank yourself every time Application X doesn't crash like it used to. This isn't a ad for Microsoft (if I bite for XP it will be grudgingly at best), just my $0.02.
Thread: File paths in MAT files | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: File paths in MAT files | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Need suggestion on fixing pose using Michael's new coat | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: creating a MAT pose | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Delete skins from render/materials. How? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Just make sure you don't use any vector layers. I don't think Poser can deal with PS 6.0 features.
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Thread: CL cracking down? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL