I'm also searching a crossbow *.3ds, *.obj, *.dxf - all OK but NO lw

well, go to Morph World 2.0 (a button on the right side) and try your luck there - if you'll not find the correct morphs there - you'll propably never find it ... ... I thought

Well, this is where I was wrong in the past ... I thought I could manipulate and repost (let me say) poser-things that where not mine. This was a copyright-violation. But if you go deeper in detail it is a copyright-violation as well if you're using this poser-things in an image ?? This is an interestant question ... And at the moment I'm making many many Poses (they will be available on a homepage for free soon ...) ... What if they look like !! some existing poses allready made by another person (and he/she said they are copyright-protected) ?? Do I break a copyright-law then ??? The only thing I thought I can do is to say that something like this is accidental ... I thought. It is very interesting to know what the public thought about that ... For my case I'm make my poses free for anything ... - except reselling. I think I have no copyright on that and I have d/l so many free things - so I maybe could give something back to the public ...

thank you all ...

Oh, thanx for the compliments guys - I'll try to keep a props-section on my homepage (don't ask where it is - it is hardly at work and about 50% ready). I'll keep you informed about the stand. Thinking about middle of next week - the main part will be poses (about 500 or so). and to Allerleirauh: yes, they are definetly to thick but hadn't the time to correct the dress ...

oh, yes - the child will always be a sacrifice for us all ... (so many morphs are available for the woman - but the child - well ...) The hair of the child left is great - maybe someone could do this ...

Yes, there is a possible - you need a tool called Morphmanager ...

Hey, the dress is fro Fairywoods ... . This is not what I ask you for - I just place the person in to demonstrate the size of the table ...

Hey Boni, just my thought !!! At the moment I'm making a lot (and I mean really a lot of Poses for that subject ...). Maybe you should take a look at Tygerskins Megastore (Tina hosted some of my combined Poses). For that subject I planned to make a website. This website is nearly finished with more than 400 Poses (surely it'll be more in the final version) regarding about 150 Poses to the model-subject (even the males one ...) I think in about a few days Tina will bring up the next chapter of my combined and Comic-Poses - this will also be a lot of poses(I won't host them on my Website too, and I'm to glad to keep in contact with her - that's the reason of this manner). I think I'll put the whole thing up in about 2 or 3 weeks. So mail me please ... Maybe we could exchange something ...

Traveller you're right. I created a P4-Woman with more than 900 !! Morphs and ... it is possible - but the size of the *.cr2 is nearly impossible for RAM-poor Computers ... It's about 25 MByte big ...

so where is the problem ???

sounds crazy - are you sure ??? Forget it - of course you are sure - Couldn't explain it ... Sorry

Hmmm, by making some complex scenes I had the same problem - especially with the texture-maps -. My quick solution for not-being-nerved with many many popups to define the texture-location was simply to give Poser exact the name of the texture but using a smaller texture for that ... I found out that it seems to depend on the texture-maps (if you use many, it will increase the need of RAM in an enormous way. Another problem seems to be that Poser can't flush the memory - so if you're planing to load a really big scene (>70 MBye) it is wise to close poser - wait until win386.swp (I don't know the Mac-Synonim) is at a normal size and then restart poser again and loading the scene ... I know this isn't exactly the problem you had - but maybe it'll help ...

Nance, sure they will (need IE :-)). But this image is at least 2MByte big !!! - not for thinner lines I think ...

hmmm, got to play this - or better not :-)