actually i disagree. i did NOT post a link, just an URL. that means, only clicking on that does not suffice, you need to get ACTIVE yourself by copy-and-pasting... (although "clicking" a link is also "activity" - just much less) anyway, we'll see what happens. (confidently waiting for reactions)

hi steve, that would be highly welcomed! btw, i wanted to contact you anyway for the issues i found in the S3 stuff from poserworld, but i wanted to do it right and find the actual problem to tell you (constructive critics...) i'll IM you my email addi. 'til soon, sebastian

oh bantha was faster.... sorry for redundancy

MS Access is some kind of a database. if you talk to other people, it is just a pain .... (you know where). if you don't use access, you may change your system setting concerning MAT files.

still ok with me...

i think it's a bad place to ask for hints..., isn't it? (don't want to offend any merchand)

remove "sensible" fill in term using "makes sense" (sorry, i'm just a bloody germ) (errr, german)

sounds sensible. anyway, fine tuning will still be necessary, i suppose. ;-) btw, i tried some standard (delivered by DAZ with the figure) poses on poserworld items for S3 - and pody parts popped trough. so fine tuning is also an issue for the "professionals"... no examples pics for now, i'm not at my poser workplace to create them.

i use emacs for this kind of work. that one is really a bit more than just an editor... so possibly not what you are looking for. (starting another editor war????)

:-)))))

for JP settings, I can recommend FyreSpiryt's method!

but that means, poser 5 is required? ... hmmmm ....

my best wishes for a quick recovery.

that looks pretty close to what i actually see when trying to conform a piece of cloth directly derived from S3's object. JP's were directly taken from S3 character (*.CR2) unfortunately, neither poser nor morph manager seem to work correctly on editing the JPs. i found at least what actually happens, don't know yet what might be the reason: somehow JP values get lost (origin, center of deformation zone, etc.) removing the cloth figure even crashes my windows! (Win98) i find myself far away from a position where i'd like to be, even not being able to actually see what i am supposed to work on. dissatisfying is a weak word for this. any help would be welcome. (yeah i expected some mess but not that amount)

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