I don't know about the first three, but Bella is standalone figure. A number of people like this model because she really is different from most models. Here's a link to the vendor's page - http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/bella-fantasy-female/92742

I haven't used this figure, but a number of people seem to be pretty happy with it. :)

Thank you very much! That fixed it. :)

I hope the doctor's visit went well for you. Thank you very much for sharing these beautiful things. :)

Thank you. This did answer some questions I had, such as could the shoe be rigged as is without rotating the toe beforehand. I made a search but this did not come up. I wish I'd seen it before; it shows a good way to make this work. The only real difference under the hood between our models is that the toe on mine needs to bend. However, the thread you linked to has given me some ideas for how to make this figure work more efficiently. I'm off to try a few things out. Thank you again for your help! By the way, the shoes you made look great! :D

RG, I could hug you right now. :D Thank you very much for your generosity. :D I especially missed the Tree Stump Shape maker; it made it a lot easier to make nice looking forests the rendered easily. I wondered where it had gone!

Thank you very much, y'all. I think you're right, Phionix. I don't think I had that option selected. I'll try that.

How beautiful! This fan has many uses. :)

I am sorry about that. :( The link below will take you to the Windows version.

Here is the link for the Windows version.

The base models are still free at Download.com.  DAZ uploaded them without the morphs at the following url. 
Download.com

'Tis lovely, ADP. :) By the way, I liked your tutorial on simulating depth perception.

Whoa, those look great! :D Thank you both so much for sharing these!

Quote - You can take a look to:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1100639&member

Hope it will be helpful

Franz

Thank you for sharing that link! :D It looks really helpful!

There are several ways to go about that, Arcadia. Here are a few. :)

If the hair is a mesh object, you could use morphs or, as Rockadon pointed out, use transmaps.

 All you have to do to make a basic transmap is load the template into your photo editor, make the hair you want visible solid white(maybe with blurring and smudging along the edge so it looks like realistic) and the background black.

I hope it helps!

Hey, thank you very much for this and the other things on your site.

I hope you have a very merry Christmas! :D

Well, have you tried going into the appropriate geometry folder and deleting the.rsr file? I usually find that helps with that kind of problem.

Here's hoping this helps!