my bad... That's one of Eric's poses, all available at the store here. eng

Since the alterations can be included in a pz2 file, the files are easily shared. They are all essentially morphs and/or textures.

The morphs are the only sticking point. For me they are difficult to do. Just finished fairly acceptable boot morphs only to find that there are no existing GeomTarget slots in the feet or toes of the base figure.

To fix that, we're building a CR2 for Mike with two Custom GeomTarget channels for each element (not including the head, hands, or fingers...except when we get into doing glove morphs, I guess.)

The picture is the basic suit and boots with a prop belt.

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My goodness, you certainly took this in a way not intended. I merely referred to the recent dustup with Blackhearted and Stefy. I love the texture. I meant to make no comment about you or your use of it. I was merely reminded how sad I was that the upshot of the turmoil ended in Stefy's textures no longer being available at the store at all. She had pulled all her textures there for a while. How glad I am you were riled enough to set me right. Yay...I'm over at the store even as we speak to decimate my plastic. Thank you.

This is Stefy ZZ's Edo texture, yes? What if cooler heads and more civil tongues had prevailed and we still had these marvelous textures available to us? Now that would have been better than sexy. eng

...or you can take the bum files, convert to bmp, decrease to 16 colors, save as bmp, and then rename as bum. Not my idea, someone else posted the trick here before, but it's so worth the space it provides, that I went through and converted all my bum files that way a long time ago. eng

That was the trick. Downloaded after midnight and no problem. Again, thanks for the jackets. So wonderful someone is working on some clothes for Mike. eng

"...the trick is to get the amplitude large enough so that it isn't that circular deformer..." Less tricky is clicking on the Wave properties and switching from "circular" to "directional." eng

On the PC side of the fence...I have downloaded it now three times and each time have had to run a salvage on it and it still opens with a file missing. I think there is some defect in the zip file itself. eng

I've taken to "detox" ing all my poses in CR2Editor before I use them. I'd already taken the face poses out and saved them in the Faces section, but I still had problems with non-essential commands--the altHip Geom, for example--making a mess of MAP and MOR pz2's already applied. So, now I just run them through the Editor and pick out all the command channels that don't directly describe the pose. Once I got the hang of it, I wondered why everybody offering poses for sale hadn't spent a little more time and done so already. Jaager's comment about exceeding competence is well-put, but Poser, by its very nature, sort of encourages that "reach exceeding grasp" thing. Too bad the Poser manual isn't more explanatory about--oh, so many things. Thank the powers that be for the wonderful folk on the forums or I wouldn't know my pz2 from my TwistX, SmooY elbow. eng

What about one of the loft apartments from TV? The fifth floor, above the dojo, apt in Highlander, the series. The third floor loft with the steel window shades on Forever Knight. Bryan's plush digs on Queer as Folk? Anyway, a loft apt with high windows, wood floors and rusticated brick would be so nice. eng

Actually, don't have Vicky 2. I work with Michael for the most part. This was an interesting departure. I really don't work that much with the Vicky 1, either, except in the earlier days when there was no Michael yet and Vicky was filling in for a male model, which she did quite well...probably not a great recommendation, but I really appreciated her flexibility that way. I know this discussion tends to slide on over to the competitive side of the street, but I made no mention of the super models or Vickettes, Posies, or whatever, and I did not evaluate Dina in light of these other, no doubt excellent, models. And I am thoroughly amazed at how the "chimp lip" defect has been so handily fixed. Big improvement. Thank you, eng

Oh, I am so over at the store downloading as we speak. Thank you, eng

I guess I don't understand how size G implants fore and aft constitute anyone's idea of an "average" woman. I would have gladly welcomed a more normal model. Upon closer scrutiny, this woman is not overweight. She is short-waisted and underweight with prostheses. You don't see rib and scapular margins so prominently with women who are even slightly overweight. Given the model is not "natural" to begin with, I believe the critique has some validity and reworking the face would enhance the potential of this model. eng