My pleasure. Looking forward to see what art you will make with it.

Awesome! Happy rendering!

Facehugger, you're the man! Your tip for rendero**** lead me to the source site where the artist had the characters for free download. The base is A3 but using one of Thorne's characters (http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/index.php?ViewProduct=44638) before applying the face files. It appears that there are 2 "linkinpark" artists out there and one is really into kinky. Here is the site just incase you what to acquire the face files (http://reanimation.80code.com/).

Again. Really appreciate your help in pointing me in the right direction.

First: (nudity) http://www.planetvixens.com/gallery/pic_details.php?pid=85
Second: http://www.planetvixens.com/gallery/pic_details.php?pid=93

Tell me what you think. Oh I don't see the link that you placed for the marketplace.

Sorry that the free utility did not pull everything up. If the demo that you are using has indeed found the images then you're on the right track. Keep in mind that you don't want to wait too long because they are degrading. I am actually disappointed that the open-source one did not work out for you and I do apologies. You did find them at least. Now all you have to do is restore them back.

Just so everyone knows. XP System Restore utility is more geared to an OS snapshot and not your filing system. I do recommend that you make regular backups of your drives with either the XP backup utility (Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Backup) or a 3rd party utility. I personally use Norton Ghost to capture the entire drive, but you will need a large external storage unit.

Hope everything works out for you. Best of luck..

Scared me there for a second. I thought that you may have had your drive formatted for FAT32. I just tried the program without selecting a drive and got the same message. Right under the "file" tab is a dropdown where you select the drive. I am guessing that you only have a C: Drive so select that. If you have additional drives then search them as well.

I hope this works for you. Really feel for you losing all that data. May want to make and investment into a external USB drive to back up your runtime folders for the future.

Ok one of my guys from our support team just reamed me for considering a non-open source product. He passed me a free open source product that I just tried on my laptop. I was able to pull a file with low integrity from Apr 21 that was deleted. It appears that the utility will not pull files that are too far gone from the system's footprint.

Ok here is the link:(http://www.adrc.net/data_recovery_software/ADRC_Data_Recovery_Tools_v1.0.zip)

1. Download and unzip into a temp folder.
2. Double click to run program. It does not install on to your system.
3. When the program comes up it will open a webpage with instruction tutorials.

I did not use the instructions really. When I ran the program I selected the C: Drive and Clicked on Search. About a minute later it displayed all the deleted files that were recoverable. I selected on file and hit undelete button in the lower right corner, and selected the location to restore the file too. The only doubt I had was that I am sure that I deleted more that what it displayed for restoration but I assume that it would only restore what it could.

Give it a shot an let me know.

It is a safe program but I have hardly ever used it. Well there is the exception when we are doing forensic restorations on a user's machine. Tell you what. I will load this demo version on a virtual machine and test it.

Kind of odd situation. Have you tried a general search on the entire hard drive for a texture file that you remember? Just to see if anything comes up? Kind of hard to believe that the entire textures folder was purged just like that. Even if you intentionally did it, it certainly would be too big for the recycle bin. Even if deleted you can still try deep recovery utilities like WinUndelete (http://www.winundelete.com). Even if the files are deleted, their signature still remains in the system footprint for a while.