Am I the only person seeing that there is a Macintosh version?

People who have or get the Intel-processor-based
Macintoshes are unable to run Classic so they are out in the cold.

Ver. 6 and 7 compress into smaller archives. Expander 7 works sweeter in MacOS X. I use OpenUp for ZIP files as it handles long filenames and paths better. Remember, you don't need to pay for an upgrade on the Expander. I'm waiting for some serious problems to be fixed before I upgrade my Stuffit Deluxe. I'm using MacOS X and ver. 7 still hasn't resolved long filename issues and MagicMenu doesn't work in 10.2.1.

I think they're using ver. 6 stuffit files. You'll need to download Stuffit Expander 6.x or 7.

Pleas pardon if this message is a duplicate; the Renderosity forum keeps eating my messages.

The following PNG files in the libraries/props/Aiko Hair folder don't have corresponding prop [pp2] files:

AH005.png, AH006.png, AH010.png, AH011.png, AH012.png, AH013.png, AH017.png, AH018L.png, and AH018R.png.

Is that intentional? What should I do with them in that case?

Steve. What you call overalls, we in the States often call a "jumpsuit." What we are supposed to be jumping while wearing them, I don't know. :-) Sometimes they call them overalls here, too. That's why I had to write "bib" overalls to make the distinction.

They look like they'll work fine for this project with a new set of textures. For some reason this picture wasn't included in the preview on the Poser World site.

I'd love to see an animation of the transformation from Mike to Lobster-boy.

I've owned 17 (still have 4 of them). Nice to get a virtual one to go with the virtual G4 Cube I found in Free Stuff a while back. The G4 tower and Studio Display are just what I needed for a big project.

This is a troll topic thread so I don't have a problem with posting this incendiary reply. Skip over this post if think Bill Gates is God's gift to computers users. I've played the "Why don't you Mac people get some sense and join the Collective" game for decades. I don't base my computer purchases on how much the box costs; I base it upon how much value is produced by the box. On identically configured boxes, Windows will consistently consume value with (just a tiny sample of problems): it's randomly occurring incompatibilities (a common complain from my Windows-using friends) and it's inability to distinguish files by their creators (I have a dozen apps that make EPSes, why the Hell can Windows only remember ONE of them?). YMWillV but I'll be damned if I ever meet in-person a Windows user without a bloodcurdling story of some problem that either destroyed gobs of data and/or resulted in the machine being out of order for a week or more. Otaku: I'm sitting at my production Macintosh running MacOS X 100% of the time. It is not Linux based; it is FreeBSD based. Jim B: I use BBEdit to edit my text files. It avoids having to repeatedly use Mac Converter (BBEdit can be set to maintain existing Macintosh, Windows, or Unix line breaks; and it doesn't change the file type when the file is saved). There are many other fields, in addition to DTP, that a high-end Macintosh is desirable like video editing, most anything involving musical composition, Java software development (because of MacOS X), and a lot of scientific endeavors. This from professionals in these fields so don't flame me with nuh-uh's. BladeWolf: I've had 27 applications open at the same time (yes, I have that many to open). That list started with my daily workload of: Photoshop, QuarkXPress, InDesign, Illustrator, FreeHand, Eudora, Internet Explorer, iCab, and Poser. Macs are a lot hardier than you give them credit for. Now that I'm on MacOS X I'm finding that 27 will soon be a low count of my regularly open apps. I have 15 open at this moment. You are free to choose whatever platform you want. I don't give a flying monkey f**k which one you decide to use but I'm not going to change my choice become some Windows users whine that you can't do anything with a $50,000 mac because there isn't any software for it and when you can buy a 10 TeraHertz PC for only $20. On another topic: I'm declaring a bounty on the people who are still opening the SirCam attachments. Fifty dollars for every scalp you bring in. Two hundred dollars for the scalp of the spammer who is still sending it to me.

Anyone know why more people are marking their downloads as "PC Only' when they're JPEGs and standard Poser items? The only PC-only Poser items I've ever found are Windows utility programs. Everything else is "PC/Mac" Period. Maconverter is a godsend. BBEdit takes care of the occasional file with the pesky hardcoded Windows filepaths inside.

'Nice' doesn't even come close. I can imagine using it to add a layer of detail to an ensemble. "Lingerie's not just for the bedroom anymore." ;) Now to shoehorn it onto Vickie so I can add it to her wardrobe. I know I can use a hybrid figure but I prefer the higher detail and the new clothes meshes I got for her.

Actually, it looks more like a graphite G4. They have a slight blue tint and the handles are clear instead of frosted white.

Where is the "Poser Mesh Objects forum"?