Hi Hi!! Please take a look at your links!  My french is tres poor but I believe it says the link I wanted no longer exists!

 I'm not sure I can answer this one as I rarely use Vicky but what folder are they referencing when they say it's not there?

 Just like the last scifi console, this one renders well really well.

Thank you so much~

 Poser is extremely forgiving of moving runtimes and folders.

 Go into windows explorer or whatever your basic file management system and navigate to Poser 7/runtime/libraries/pose

Within Pose make separate folders for at least Mats, Inj and regular Poses.  Mine is broken up into many different catagories.  For instance, I have separate folders for Aiko Mats and Clothing MAT and special effects and so on.

Move the Mat file AND it's associated PNG file into the new Mat folder.  It should look like
Runtime/Libraries/Pose/Mat/ and then whatever Mat files you have.

Repeat until you are organized.  It may take a bit depending on your content.  But it's well worth it.  I have 25GIG but I have heard of runtimes of 250 Gigs.  Without proper organization your workflow just slows you down.

By the way, something I can't afford right now ($64 american) is the PZDB databate program sold here.  I am using the 30 day FREE  trial and it makes working with so much content fast and fun!  Try it out.  When I can save up my bucks, I'm snatching it up at the next big sale.

Good Luck!

Repeat with all 

Thank you muchly!  I'll keep checking my site mail!

Be Patient.  I thought my computer had locked when I tried the collections tab.  I had to wait a bit but it finally clicked through.  Then it took forever to return to the main directory.  I wiped out all the collections, added a folder of my own in Char, Pose and Props and I keep all of my preconfigured content there.

So I would advise waiting before doing anything too catastrophic

I'm at work now so I'll be able to check things out tonight.

I do know that it is applied as a MAT Pose.

  Specifically Nightsong's A3 Soft Skin Shaders.  (Sold here at Renderosity).  They make for super renders but don't survive well when mixed with second skin textures (like your Superman togs).

The end of the Story...

Just as KristiS said, the amount dropped off and I was only charged the one time.  I'll keep checking but I believe everything will be fine.

Thank you for the quick replies!

Robin
Happy Renderosity Buyer

Currently I am seeing the same charge (still pending) applied twice. 

If your system simply can drop off the other charge and it won't be charged to my account that will be fine.  Typically all pending charges to my card are processed within two working days.

If you need a paper or screen capture printout or anything to help just let me know.

Robin
Renderosity Buyer

Obviously the price is an issue, DAZ is free, Poser isn't.

Figure Artist is really Poser Light and might be suitable for some needs, especially if you are an artist and just want layouts for your finished work.  IMHO, Poser seems to be more intuitive and easier to use, but then VUE seems more intuitive and easier to use than Bryce, so that part is up to you.

And Garee, I've been to your storefront and you rock.  The Girl is my favorite character!

I'm looking for a good shoe converter that is more of one click solution.  I use crossdresser which only seems to have a problem with large sleeves to convert clothing BUT it distorts shoes horribly.  It makes the toes look like boomerangs.

My main characters are Aiko 3 and The Girl.  Will I have any problem with groupings for feet if I try convert A3 shoes to The Girl?

Thanks!!

Quote - Oooh, cool. I missed this the first time around! Thanks for the topic bump :)

These ARE cool!  Is there a Python script for a multiple figure delete as well props?

Thank You so much for the scripts and the tutorial.  I'm no longer scared of Pythons!!!

Thank you all for the quick replies.  I'll try changing the focal length of the main camera to that of the face camera.  Plutom ulitmately at some point I'm going to have change the size of the document to that of a b4 page and your way will benefit this greatly.

Thank you all for answering what I thought was a silly question.

I had been copying the hip data, installing the pose, and then pasting the xtran hip data into the figure.  That at least got it back into the ballpark where I can tweak and reposition back to it's original position.  I'll try installing the hip data into the body data before injecting a pose and see if Aiko won't go flying across the screen.  Indeed I do move my figures by their hips but maybe it's a practice I should get out of.

Sean, I've noticed this artifact as well.  I end up zeroing the feet and reapplying my own parameters via the dial.  Maybe the pro's can help on this one too!