Poser 1 was Mac only I believe. Poser 2 was the first windows version to the best of my memory.

they just used the cloth simulation to make them look that way.

Just use the cloth room and it will fold naturally, will look much better than if you modeled it that way. then save the simulation so you dont have to do it again.

I been using poser since version 2 and it was only used as a visual aid for foreshortening and perspective, as well as visualizing the pose. I believe woody was the only figure in the package. LOL I still have the disc somewhere. LOL

cloth room, set up a simutlation using wind. it will be fun.

very cool. looks natural

I would join them.

I've not used the cloth room much, isn't there a way to keep certain parts out of the simulation?

like a cuff in reverse

make a loop and fold it back on itself

Very cool. that in the new version or is it in the previous one as well. skipped the last upgrade.

Sub Surface Scattering? it looks great, is that the script that Bagginsbill did or is that built into Carrera? I have Carrera but never used it. So many toys so little time.

Angellina Jollie?

poser is backward compatible, you have most of the older figures in the newer versions.

@Basicwiz:

Right on brother! Too many people just quit and give up.

I had a car wreck at 17, back injury. By the time I was 20 I had the old back locking up constently. Arthritis. I cut hair for a living, stand on concrete floor. In my youth I worked 12 hr days 6 day weeks in that shape. 10 years ago my hips started to become inflamed, this with the back made life very difficult, but I kept working. 3 years ago I find out that my hips no longer have much cartlidge, they are bone on bone in places and in the winter will pop partally out of socket just rolling over in the bed. Guess what, I still work cutting hair standing on those concrete floors. Arthritis has crept into my shoulders and feet now as well.

In the spring I put out a 2 acre garden to raise most of what I eat, mostly just for the exercise. I found that hilling potatoes in the spring has a more benefical effect on my back than any therapy I have every had. Getting the extra weight off that I gained in the winter also is a great help.

Worst thing you can do is give up, hell if we were horses they would have shot us by now.

On a serious note, have you seen the hacks that someone has done with the new microsoft kennect? Motion capture and 3D scanning now possible using 2 of them. I may just have to splurge.

Women have a lower center of gravity, that is why they can stand with thier back to a wall and touch thier toes without falling over. Hip size governs a lot of that sway you speak of, men tend not to have a lot of hip, at least the ideal male. I see a lot of women that have very little hip that walk more like a man.