Thanks so much! Michelle

He's a cutie. Thanks a bunch! Michelle

Oops I forgot to warn you about those zips. 90% of the time it is safe to just unzip things in your Poser folder. But occasionally there is either an extra folder or no folders at all. I usually do this... Download everything to a folder in My Documents (I name them according to which program they go with, so I download to the Poser folder I made). Scan the downloads for virus. I've mostly been using WinRar to unzip, so my directions might be different for what you are using. I use the Extract Here option. When I get folder other than Runtime I just go into it and zip the Runtime folder (usually if there is a Runtime, most everything inside is already in the correct order). Then I take the Runtime zip and go into C (or whatever your hard drive is named), Program Files, Curious Labs, Poser. Now depending on how you have your Poser organized will depend on where you go from there. I have several Runtimes. But if you are just starting out Click on the Downloads folder and upzip there. Now for the first question, sorry I had to wait for Poser to load to answer this one lol. In Poser, with your Libraries open, Click once on the item you want (if you don't already have Aiko loaded then only one of the checkmark buttons appear. You should see that the item you clicked once on is highlighted. When it is highlighted the checkmarks appear at the bottom of your Library. I hope that makes sense, I just woke up and am a bit groggy. Michelle

Attached Link: http://digitalbabes2.com/~yamato/Xinxin.html

Clothes are usually in the Figures library. Occasionally under Props. I find the ones under Figures easier to work with (I'm a newbie as well). After you find the clothing you want to add, just click on the item once and then click on the double checkmarks at the bottom (if you click on the single checkmark it will want to replace your figure). Then go to the top of your screen under the Figure tab and click on Conform To, and choose Aiko. I can't remember if she is actually named or shows up as Figure 1. To make it easier on yourself until you get a better grasp of things, make sure the clothing you are adding is intended for Aiko 3. There is some great free clothing and hair for Aiko 3 at the link above. I just thought of this.. what program are you using? Poser (which version) or Daz Studio? I use Poser 5, so I might be giving you the wrong info if you are using something different. Hope that helps. Michelle

I'm still waiting on my cd with Complete on it :D It's also good to know the other way too, especially if one wants to use V3 or S3 textures on Aiko 3. I always forget about the knee, shin and thigh until I see that the texture is different on them. Michelle

Go into your Poses library under !MAT Aiko 3. You can remove the catsuit by clicking on CatSuitFull Off.

And just in case you don't have a clue what I'm talking about.. If you have your libraries open they should be on the right of your screen. If not, at the top of your screen, under the Window tab, click on Libraries (or just do Shift+Ctrl+B)

Hope that helps :D

Michelle

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When you get the refund if you are still interested in getting V3, get the Digital Design Kit standard. It contains V3 base, head and body morphs, Clothing pack, millenium flip hair and the standard res textures. It is $100. If you are a Platinum Club member it is only $70. Hope that helps :D Michelle

Thanks so much. :D Michelle

Yes, sometimes it does behave. I think when it gives me fits like that it is because someone is trying to call. I got all of the downloads from that order finished without any more problems. Now I'm going to try to stay away from all of the stores til after Christmas lol. Thanks again for everything :D Michelle

Thanks so much, Deb. I got that one downloaded on the first try this time. Happy holidays :D Michelle

If you have the Head dials open when you load the morphs, try switching to another body part or to figure and then back to head again, the new dials should show up. Michelle

I'm such a filter addict I gotta have these lol. I have PSP 8 and all the other Flaming Pear plugins work with it. Most plugins will, but for several you need 2 extra files that are usually in PhotoShop. plugin.dll and msvcrt10.dll which need to be in your Windows System folder. Michelle

I bought the new version from Amazon. It has one CD. The manual is about the size of Cliff's Notes. For Windows 2000 or XP.