I've been using Poser 6 on winXP64 for some time now, and I've not had any problems. As far as memory issues, as long as Poser 6 is up to date you shouldn't have any. When switching to WinXP64, the most important part (besides processor) is making sure you have drivers for your hardware. I suggest you stop over at www.planetamd64.com to give yourself an idea of what issues you're bound to run into if you make the switch. AMD 3700+ MSI K8Neo2 Platinum NVidia GForce 6800GT 2GB Ram

Weapons of any kind are a boon (especially if they are not sticking out of you). I'll second the DVDs. Software is also worth quite a bit these days (see adobe products). But my personal favorite these days are video cards. I have quite a collection of ATI X850XTs as well as NVIDIA 6800 Ultras. Not quite as soft as a pile of gold coins, mind you, but the overall effect is much more interesting...

Cool, go for it Peng! :D

Yeah, this discussion seems to come up every other month or so. Peng has had it running in Linux, but he used a special program (not WINE) to do it. As I recall, he could only use 128mb of ram, and it didn't run very well. The furthest I've ever gotten it in WINE was to the workspace, and it crashed as soon as I tried to do anything. Best bet is with D|S. ~DM

Nice example, but a print screen makes all that security worthless. The only way to secure your artwork is to never let anyone else see it. ~DM

WOW! That makes a huge difference! One of my biggest complaints has always been the loading time, and this fixes it. From five min, to 3 sec, I love it!

I'll second you on that nerd. It was much improved in SR3, but it's still not working as advertised.

He doesn't look barefoot to me... ;p ~DM

Ok, did some digging...

This has been discussed before, here are the results:

http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=1412043

Been there, done that. PITA! Penguinisto had poser running for a while in linux, you might want to talk with him. As I recall, it was a pain to set up, and a bigger pain to run. You might want to wait for a port of D|S instead... ~DM

Do not feed the trolls. Thanks!

Please do not feed the trolls, Thanks!

do-able, but not likely. The figure was probubly rendered in the program the figure was created in, like 3ds max or lightwave. I won't give any ideas, but you wouldn't be the first on to take a game figure object, and turn it into a poser figure. Just be sure not to mention it here if you do, though. The last one ended up on the wrong end of a witch burning... ~DM Begin the obligatory Holy Grail quotes! ^__^

Really slick! Thanks for the tutorials!

It's V2.