Doh. 2 seconds after I posted this, I found the answer. Q: How do I apply clothes to my figure? A: Open the figure from the library. Then open a piece of clothing from the clothes library by clicking the double checkmark icon at the bottom of the library window.With the colthing still selected, go to Figure->Conform To->and select the the figure that you want the clothes to conform to (usually it's called figure1).

Ok, That make a little more sense. Thanks for the help everyone. :-)

Ok, thanks for the info guys. :-)

When I joined, it was just the Sponsor link. THat was really all I wanted. I only get like 10 visitors a day if I'm lucky hehe. I will look into the webring code tomorrow though. Thanks.

http://members.nbci.com/Colius/artwork.html is the page the link is on.

Did I miss a notification somewhere of this change in the code? The original code I received when I signed up for the Sponsor program seems invalid now although it worked fine a few months ago. And ..... wow, I just realized that the last post here was like 1 1/2 months ago hehe

Great! Thanx for the help guys. I tried exporting to 3ds but the figures came out weird. OBJ worked much better :-)

or me.

Ok. :) thx for the tip.

Good challenge. Is using boolean objects the best way to create caves? I've had a pic in mind for some time but was blanching at the idea of trying to create a realistic looking cave.

A pic of Bilbo and Gollum plying each other with riddles would be really good.

Well, i've been searching everywhere for a posable hooded cloak ... Something like that could come in really handy.

Yes i definitely like the revision. Has anyone else found that facial expressions are the hardest to do in Poser?

Yes, its a very good depiction though I do agree the ring should be more adorned. It's really great to see so many fantasy fans in this forum. I've been really impressed with the great # of fantasy-related props, models and pics that reside within the walls of this site. :)