Thanks, Cinema1954, I guess I'm okay then... It will not be printable... and the texture map of the currency will have the center portion deleted (because there is a strip of paper to hold the stack of bills together anyway). I will be creating a single sided texture (no reverse textures), and will be changing the overall color of the image. Whew!

You're absolutely right about "The Art of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones". But I do think you meant page 197, John. There's been a lot of Poser bashing of late, and this kind of proof just brushes all of that aside. LOL! ILM has spoken, they use Poser.

Woohoo! City! I am addicted to all forms of cityscapes and this is my fix for the day... LOL! Keep going, KenS, this looks great!

Thanks, FishNose! :o)

Hunted down like the dog I am (LOL!) If anyone is interested in converting from LW7 to Poser prop, the hospital and cafeteria objects are all yours. Haven't had a chance to contact Judith yet, but I don't want to disturb her if someone else might want to do this. Please don't forget to put the line "with the permission of" when distributing in freebies. Last time that happened billy-home got into a bit of trouble with the Antares. :o) Cheers! - M

Wow! That is an impressive list you've got to deal with, GPS. You are truly a brave person to undertake such a task! Did I mention "generous"? More power to you! Good luck. :o) - M

Obj format for model geometry seems to be the easiest to work with. Conversion is one of the traumas I have to deal with as a modeler trying to create stuff for Poser. :o)

Wow! I didn't expect this kind of overwhelming positive response. LynnJonathan - excellent work on "Dystopia", my friend. I could really use your help. Didn't realize that you worked in Poser as well as in LightWave. Please let me know how I can contact you directly, Jon. I would like your help on the battlesuit (MK6). smerc - right now we're looking for modelers, but you are absolutely right, conforming is definitely a necessary next step. Let me try to sort out the modeling bit first, but don't be surprised if I come to bug you. Grey_cat - Yes, yes, yes! I am so swamped, John. What application are you working with? Do you prefer vehicles or objects? Do you like massing or detailing? Is there a way to kidnap you? :o) Don't worry, there is no "style" to follow here... it just needs to look like it belongs. billy-home - Hah! What are you doing in here, matey? You've already been conscripted. I should be done with the "Argo" helm soon and will be sending it in to you for rigging. trav - That looks great! I need to get in touch with Franky to find out what else he needs in terms of uniforms. I find this bit a lot more complicated than armour because it needs to be convincing. Franky has full control of this project, he does storyline, character development, texture work and the final render output, including postwork. I'm just a modeler with a mile long wish list. Full credits to anything you create (of course) and you retain the copyright (of course). Anything you contribute to help out with this project will be used solely for this purpose. For any other intent or purpose, either in whole or in part, your permission (and blessing) will be absolutely necessary. I realize that collaborations can be sticky once we start synergizing our efforts, and that intellectual ownership might get a bit confused, just remember that we're getting into this with both eyes open and the objective is to share and have some fun. Thanks very much for your encouraging replies! - M

I just received word from Spike, billy-home is back! :o) Thanks very much to all for helping thresh out the issues here and for bringing all things to light. Apparently the fact that billy-home and I were collaborating on this effort was missed. It happens... the flood of information on this site alone can drown even the best of us. In the interests of protecting my copyrights to my models, he was banned. It's good to know that the admins are watching out for us. And it is also very reassuring to know that issues can be cleared up, and that wrongs can be righted. I have taken this issue up in the OT forum where it belongs, but would just like to bring some closure to the thread here as well. Despite all the flak that Renderosity has come under... more power to the Admins and Mods!!! As a member of this community and as a guest to this site, they have my respect. Sure, things can always be done better and faster, but they are doing a pretty tough job (and most of them have other jobs to deal with too, like we do). I understand and appreciate that a lot of the time and effort that goes into what they do for this community is voluntary, so I don't want to raise anymore issues here to muddle things further. The problem is solved and all is well. To the community of artists here in Renderosity - thank you very much for your show of support!!! Cheers! :o) M

WHOA!!! This is incredible stuff! You da man, cal!

Incredible work. I'm with lalverson on this one... she cuts a great figure even without a belt.

Oooooo... sounds like a perfect place for a few more goodies I'd like to share. Gonna go check it out! Thanks very much! Cheers! - M :o)

Your call, schlabber :o) Cheers! - M

Sorry about the confusion, ronknights... you really should do a search in freestuff for "Antares". I don't have webspace to host these freebies yet, so I rely on the kindness of others. billy-home has posted up the Bowers version, "Antares B" at RDNA. The schlabber version, "Antares S" should be out in a couple of weeks. :o) Thanks for the link, jenay.

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