A agree with Blackhearted insofar as the mesh density is ridiculously high. Vicky has easliy enough polys for most shots, and only does she start showing edges in extreme closeups. Smoothing the mesh to this degree is completely wasteful and uses up valuable system resources needlessly. I myself cannot see much of a resemblance at all to the "real" Dina, at least in the face ;-) However, I must admit that the JCMs do looks very interesting, as the joint deformations on vicky and posette are awful.

I'm very sorry for your loss, my friend. I know any words of encouragement and reassurance I give you will likely be in vain, but you have my deepest sympathies. If you need to talk about anything at all, you know I'm here.

Happy Birthday dolly :-) Drink a pint for me.

Sweet! :-) The anti-material rifle of choice, heh ;-)

That is so obvious, what do you take us for ;-)

You should see a blue box appear before you try to load the pz3. After max has finished chugging away more rollouts will appear. One of these says keyboard entry, just click "create" with the default settings. I prefer this method to the "click and drag" one mentioned in the manual. Hope this helps.

OK, maybe you two should take a pill, k? A difference in opinion is no reason to insult one-another. However, I have to say I side with Blackhearted on this one -- to seriously ask for those kinds of features in Poser 5 is very unrealistic..... The one thing I think it needs most is better rendering; at least raytracing, to allow reflections, refractions etc. Also more undo levels is a must. Just my "2 cents". Have a nice day :-)