Okay, nevermind.  Someone on the Daz3D forums linked me to one that I think will suffice.  Thank you anyway, guys.

Well, I don't know about that second link (no offense), but I could probably use that orc.  Provided I can find some clothes to put on him.  Thanks.

Okay, okay!  Enough!  Delete this thread, please!

Quote - To the initial Poster, have you tried Poser? It's not free, but it will give you a whole world of options that Daz doesn't have, and the ability to access a ton more content.

Yes, I did use Poser 7 originally.  Maybe it was just my computer, but that program gave me a lot of troubles.  Like how it took forever to install or to even make a render.  I don't know, I might be willing to give it a second chance.  If I ever have the patience to wait for it to finish installing again.

Quote - Why does everyone always go for the jugular with their questions? Hatred? Really? It couldn't be a simple answer like "The vendor doesn't know how to use DAZ Studio"? Well, you know what they say about ASSumption!

I did apologize for my attitude in my first post.  But when I see something like "We do not offer DAZ Studio support.", the way they say it sounds like they're directly middle-fingering DS users.  Maybe if they said it more politely, like... "Apologies to DAZ Studio users, but we cannot offer DAZ Studio support." then I'd be more forgiving.

Quote - As a vendor, I can explain this a bit. Almost exclusively, I use Poser and not DS. I purchased DS3Adv but it fails to work consistently - crashes a lot - when I try to develop shaders in Shader Mixer, which is why I got Daz Studio 3 Adv in the first place. So, I lose all my work.

Products such as clothing and characters (and even a lot of props) rely on shaders to give that realness effect. I write shaders in Python for Poser, and it makes a significant difference to how things look when they render. I would love to do the same for DS - it would increase my market significantly - but am hampered at every turn by the programme I'm trying to write shaders for: DS3Adv. So, it's not about hating a programme or user base: it the programme itself that is keeping me from creating the content I wish to.

There are a lot of content creators for DS (and heaps of stuff for DS as well) so someone has apparently been able to get around the problems I continue to have. I'd say something is wrong with my copy of the programme. I've submitted bug report after bug report with no reply or acknowledgement from Daz, but since then I've learned that now with DS4, they are not planning to fix the problems in DS3.

So, you can see my dilemma.

ETA: I think I was able to do that without Drama or Flaming: just stated my experience with this.

I think you helped make that clearer. 

Well, I'm sorry for my attitude.  I just kinda feel like I'm going into a bar and being told by the bartender that they don't serve my kind there.  sigh

^Thanks, but that's just the fix that makes the hair fit on V4's head.  I already have that.

Well, here's a couple of renders I made using the hair, if they do indeed help.  I'll try that opacity thing soon.

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/#/d3ijkcy

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/art/Do-you-wanna-date-MY-avatars-217724419

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/gallery/11652702#/d38pnbp

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/gallery/27817620#/d31kb8f

Not as noticible in the last one,- even when zoomed in- but yes.  I would love to show you all the rest of my works, but... I kinda just recently started learning how to use lights and shadows.  Thus, most of my renders will need a bit more editing than the second one.

Here are a few that I made myself.  I used the Kristana model from daz3d, without the face morph.  And yes, I know I need help with lighting and shadows but I'm starting to get better with them and will update some of my renders whenever I can.

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/gallery/11652702#/d2an7no

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/gallery/11652702#/d2an7xk

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/gallery/11652702#/d2ao53l

http://jackstryker.deviantart.com/gallery/11652702#/d2ao59a

^ That fixed it.  Thanks.

I used to be a poser user, but then I tried DAZ Studio and found it to be much better.  Poser took an eternity to install or even to make a single render, and my Poser renders often had a lot of blackness on them for some reason.  While with DS, my renders are finished in a snap and I very rarely have that blackness problem. 

Furthermore, I'm just so sick and tired of all the V4 content that's exclusive to Poser and not supported in DS.  Particularly since the people who made DS are the ones who created V4 in the first place.  So if you're going to make something great for V4, then for God's sake, show her creators some respect and make it work with DS!