LOVE IT! Your attention to detail and the meticulous quality you put into your products is very much appreciated Lourdes. It's so great that you took the time to add a "native Stephanie" fit so we can use her without resorting to Vicki's body shape! I really like the "come here so I can kick your butt" expression on the pony tail character in your promo's too :D

I am very sorry for your great loss. My most sincere condolences to you and your family.

Did you crop the UV map or something? Where's the loop and buckle? Also, which part is the outside and which the inside?

Pecs are much better. :) A couple of nits I'll pick: The chest is too deep...the side view looks very unnatural. Not a big deal as long as there is a separate morph to control this, but it is a big deal if it is part of the general pec morph. I'm always backing off Musclebound Mike's chest which has the same issue. I think the shins could use more bulking to balance the legs better. Perhaps the forearms too (hard to tell in the default pose I think).

Square pecs that don't look like man boobs. That's all I ask :)

WOW! Steph works much better than Vicki. Great job WTB!

Do I get extra credit if I put my animal in a swimsuit: :D

I whole heartedly agree Lyrra! === Ron, since you already have the first version you don't have to decode the pcf file again. This one uses the exact same object file as my first one so all you need to do is install the new CR2/RSR/PNG files in your library and its good to go. If you want to keep the old one installed as a "light" version (the extra morphs make the file A LOT bigger) you can and they won't cross talk with each other if you use them together in one scene. If you only want the most complete version, install this one and delete the prior SFG suit from your poser library and leave the obj file in geometries alone. Since you don't have a Mac, that sentence doesn't really apply to you. Daz wants the suit encoded to prevent use by people who don't own Mike2. When they come up with the encoder, I will be doing that with this suit. Its my understanding that a Mac version of the encoder will take longer to make, so Mac users may want to grab the suit now while it only needs the object decoded and not the cr2. Regardless, I am told that the Mac converter has to used on the files to make them compatible whether anything is encoded or not. I don't really know because I don't have a Mac, but that's what I've been told so I thought it polite to point Mac users in that direction up front.

You're more than welcome Ajax :)

Well, I didn't know about it and the only scaling poses I've downloaded for hands have those joint dislocation issues. Thanks for the post Phoenix, I found it very helpful. :)

Well, I didn't get a chance to get my vote in but that's what I would have picked so I'm happy :)

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/freestuff.ez?Form.Contrib=scifiguy&Topsectionid=0

SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES:
~ 84 full body morphs for greater flexibility.

~ Easy paint texture map compatible with Beyond Bent shard, Sturkwurk hero, and Gorodin Sci-Fi textures.

~ Visibility poses for hiding covered body parts quickly.

~ 12 Mike2 faces.

~ Never a restriction on commercial render use.

-->> Mike's body suit from DAZ clothing pack2 is required (objaction encoded remapped obj file) <<--

*** PURSUANT TO DAZ' REQUEST THE CR2 FOR THIS FILE WILL BE ENCODED TO REQUIRE PREVIOUS INSTALLATION OF MIKE2 WHEN ONE IS RELEASED. CURRENT FILE IS NOT CR2 ENCODED BUT MAC USERS MAY NEED TO RUN A CONVERSION PROGRAM PRIOR TO USE. ***

NOTE: The encoded version will be exclusively available from RuntimeDNA's free section. Vicki/Steph version and the original SFG Body Suit for Mike are currently available only at RuntimeDNA. They are around item number 35 in the free section a few pages in. Vicki/Steph version will also be encoded when one is available. The previous version for Mike will be retired when this one is encoded. All of my body suit versions are compatible with Gorodin, Beyond Bent, and Sturkwurk texture maps.

It looks pretty done to me too :) The only thing is maybe the top piece doesn't hook forward enough. Kinda hard to tell from this angle. Good point about the spikes...doncha just love hollywood?

They pay for it to be there I guess?

They look very nice. I too would like to see some renders with figures in them, both to get an understanding of the scale involved and to see how they look close up in a working scene.