Nice. A way to have some good, clean fun with a nude Vicki. :)

For $0.43 the texture alone was worth it. It nice to have a light skin on some models, instead of everyone looking like they spent a week in a tanning bed. Plus with my $5.00 voucher I bought a $4.98 couch for her to sit on.

Not that I know of. There must be some sort of setting somewhere, an .ini file or and .xml file or soemthing that is doing this. But it would seem with a fresh install that creates a new runtime that what ever bad setting there was wouldn't be in a fresh install. Oddly enough, if I select python script from window in the bar at the top, it putsthe pop-up in a different place and then I can click the red X to turn it off. So it is more of a nuicanse than something that will stop me from working.

Even renamed the runtime so that when I reinstalled it created a new runtime.

Yeah, that's what I meant, you have to load the SAE version because that is the one that has the expression morphs included.

I refuse to post any sort of picture on this site anymore. There is alway some nut who is going to take offense and start screaming TOS.

I think just the SAE version has the expression included.

A scientific study showed that the more symetric a face is, the more healthy and beautiful the person was. People with more symetric faces had all sorts of advantages in life, more money, better jobs, longer life, and over-all better health. So an ideal person would have a perfectly symetrical face. I suppose when people are doing pretty people for their gallery, symetry aids in the beauty of their character.

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Probably Marilyn Monroe, Jane Mansfield and other actresses who played the dumb blonde in movies got the whole thing started. The Blonde was the woman you had a good time with and the Brunette was the one you married.

Conforming clothes are basically a character that overlays the base character. When you conform it, it adjusts it mesh to the shape of the base character. When you pose the base character, the confoming clothes character follows the moves of the base character Dynamic clothing is basically a prop. As such its shape is fixed. However the cloth room is able to deform the mesh so that it fits over the shape of the base character. But unlike conforming clothes, when you change the pose of the base character, dynamic clothes do not follow the moves of the base character. So you have to go into the cloth room again and recalculate the dynamic cloth prop. When you conform conforming clothes characters, they move with the base character. That is how you group them. With props, like dynamic clothes, you have to parent the prop to the bae character or another prop.

Also the image looks rather grainy and jaggy. Either set your anti-alias on or if you have P5 increase your pixel samples in your render options. And set your resolution higher when you save your picture.

Not much. But a month or two back you could have learned your way around the user interface and maybe figured out how to do some poses and a few simple renders.

Plus you would get Poser 5 right now so you could start using it, and then later on you could have Poser 6 and use what you had learned with Poser 5 on Posr 6.

Must have gotten Better Babes confused with Battle Bots.