I do have it check, and actually find it useful to adjust the window so the top line with the file location on disk is showing. But there seem to be no options anywhere to enable searching by the fields. I have a feeling it was intended for that, and the scripts/metadatabuilder dialog almost looks like you could maybe build the files in bulk. but it's not worth anything if no searching...

Okie dokie, on its way...

The vendor is not on my favorites list, but thanks for pointing out where that is now!

The message was from staff@renderosity dot com.

It was exactly like one of the usual messages about a new item from a favorite vendor.

It didn't seem normal, so I was concerned that r'osity had suddenly decided to start randomly suggesting new vendors.

I'm no expert, but when I click on the order link in the email, it takes me to a page that shows all the items in the order.  Next to the name of each item are file names with underlines --- these are the links to the files which can be downloaded.

You can also get there by clicking My Account and then on the order number.

hth

Sonia

The closest thing I've seen is the aeon ferret at poserpros. There's also a small pack of skins for it there. GLC

Good point pakled, Star4mation do the new .mat files you unzip actually not work? If they still work, then just ignore the file description column...

First thing it makes me think of is Foleypro's 2D Trees for Bryce at DAZ.

I know what you mean. Try creating a file with a .lnk extension sometime [used by my linker program, but windoze changes all my link files to shortcuts, actually reformatting the files to be unusable]

You should be able to fix this in any of several ways.

1. I bet if you re-install Bryce it will re-take the mat file extension for itself.

2. Easier, you could manually edit the file associations to change .mat from Access to a Bryce file. [folder menu - tools - folder options... - file types tab]

3. Easiest, you could manually edit the file associations and delete the .mat file association. That way neither Bryce nor Access owns it.

4. You could have your zip program unzip the .mat files into a different extension. Pick one not used by Windows. Then just tell Bryce which files to open manually. Don't know how happy it will be with this.

4a. If the new extension bothers you, drop into a DOS command window and you can rename the files to .mat there without Windows complaining. it's what I do when I need to use my link files.

hth,

Sonia