The above screen grab was a texture test, and above that the original. Here's one with exterior detailing and textures.

bwldrd posted at 4:03PM Wed, 23 January 2019 - #4343818

@MeshWorks

What other morph is used with A3 & the corset? As I've downloaded it, gave it a try and A3 just will not morph to fit into the corset properly using A3 and your morph for her.

Okay. Found the other morphs used to get her to fit in the Corset. It is A3 Custom Breast Morphs by Stronghands07 at ShareCG. Hope that helps. I also updated the Freebie page. Thanks for getting me to check this.

ghostman posted at 7:17AM Mon, 21 January 2019 - #4343887

Colm Jackson can now be found at Daz3d. He's one of the makers of TerraDome

Thanks. I'll see if I can get him interested in the idea.

Nails60 posted at 7:08PM Fri, 18 January 2019 - #4343834

My main interests are sci-fi and fantasy. I only go back as far as the daz gen3 figures and of course the sm figures. But any content for those figures, including character/texture sets and other clothing that can be adapted by simple texture changes in poser is always welcome. One product I'd like to have if anyone still in contact with original vendor is ubm for ty2.

I would have just PM'ed you with the info I found, but I have a question about the email addy that the members my be able to answer. I looked up the readme file in my archives and found that the Ultimate Body (and Head) Morphs were made by Colm Jackson at RDNA back in 2006-07 for TY2 and Miki2. The only contact info is for colm @ rdnaland.com . Anyone ever remember rdna ever being rdnaland?

I guessing these morphs never made it over to Daz during the tak..ur.. merger.

@Nails60- I've been getting several requests and offers of support for a retro store. I'll add you to the list. Anything in particular you're looking for?

@Opera- It's Deja Vu hair by FK-Creations. Great suggestion! Who made Wild hair? I have Wild & Messy, but don't think it is the same. By chance do you still have the readme file and license?

@bwldrd- Keep in mind that was my first and only attempt at clothing and morphs. I am about 80% sure the only other morph I had on her was 'A3 breast morphs' by stronghands07 (a 2010 freebie at ShareCG). I will check it again and get back to you. I may need some help with exporting the morphs as I probably didn't do it right.

Another one;

bagginsbill posted at 4:43PM Wed, 16 January 2019 - #4343701

You will need to make two files - a .pz2 file and a .py file. They should be in the same folder.

I used the name KrownProducts.pz2 and KrownProducts.py - you can, of course, use any names you like but you'll need to pay attention to where the name of the .py file is used inside the .pz2 file and synchronize them.

In your .pz2 file, put this:

{
  version
  {
      number 6
  }
  runPythonScript "KrownProducts.py"
}

In your .py file, put this:

import webbrowser

url = "http://www.krown-products.net/meshworks/Products/Manuals/KPL-CobraMotorhome.html"
webbrowser.open(url)

That's exactly what I was needing. Thank you so much bagginsbill !

Had to open up my saved Maria scene to see what hair I was using, and found another pose of her I just had to render. Rendered in DS3a/3Delight.

And a few more... A3 Serena (wearing ShearCo outfit)

A3 Nikki Elf (from unpublished online game, custom morph, clothing and Shadow sword)

I love Aiko3 and use her all the time. Seriously thinking about opening a new store just for content for the older figures.

Here's A3 with a custom morph for my free "A3 Corset"

(Freebies at MeshWorks) A3 Corset, Tynon Platform, Winged Staff

Aiko 3 Sugar sleeves and gown from RuntimeDNA, DejaVu Hair

Quote - Just to mention: the version that can be downloaded from Content Paradise sends you to Issue 1. I was over there just now and scooped it up, as you do when stuff is free. I should have come here first, obviously. ;)

Nice catch. I missed that link. So, the first dozen people can click the on the cover and get to Issue #2, and clicking on the text link will take you to Issue #1. Since the Magazine is now going to be free, Issue #1 will also be available without charge at the end of July.

I would still like to include something from you in an upcomming Issue. Surely you have an unreleased tutorial laying around somewhere :)

Quote - I'm not English speaking, but I'll try to watch. Thank you for your nice work!

Thank you. I tried to make this publication translatable to other languages besides just English. Although, some languages, like Portuguese, extended the text slightly past the page borders. I am also working on making the website mulch-lingual as well. Here's a link that uses google translate;

http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=en&tl=fr&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.virtual3d.krown-products.net%2Findex.php&act=url

Poser Pro 2014 Review -
The best Poser version ever?

Becoming a Paid Book Cover Artist -
By Aidana WillowRaven

Featured Artist -
Alex Ledante

Avenging Angel -
Digital Comic by Esther Carney

Poser Techniques Simplified -
Chapter 2 - Troubleshooting

Video Tutorial -
Creating Big Scenes in Daz Studio

Featured Vendor -
Al Sterner of MeshWorks

Reference #1 -
Identifying Retro Figure Maps

Readers Survey #2
Feedback Questioner about the Magazine

Included Artworks by;
KyotoKid, Sharron, Wimvdb, Aidana WillowRaven, MeshWorks, and theSchell. Contributors;
Al Sterner, Ken Kawashima, Esther Carney, Aidana WillowRaven,
Steve Payne and Mark Fares.

Special thanks to David Summers and Wim van de Bospoort.

Quote - Have you tried going to:
http://www.renderosity.com/affiliate.php

Can you explain to me what isn't working so I understand fully what your saying?

Thanks!

Hi Kimberly. I think I figured out why the Renderosity banner was not showing up on my webpage. Seems I was using  /linkshare/banners/ls_image_5 which is no longer available. I changed it to ls_image_8 and it is back.

On the affilate page, I see my information I had entered back in 2008, but seems I may not be currently enrolled. What happened? I never got a notice that the program had ended.

Can I PM you about this?

Quote - Count me in, don't want any payment and I'll even make some free content for you as well. just send me an email or IM.

Thanks! PM sent.

Morkonan

Thank you for your concise reply. You are indeed correct that the meatball freebie is years old. I only added it because I was told there would be an update (which I have yet to see). I will replace it with something current. Thanks for the heads up.

I appreciate your views on Daz, but I don't think you fully understand the impact the company has had on the community. There are many of us content vendors that have been treated very unfairly by the mods. Whether it is them strictly following the new policies or they have it out for us, I don't know. Case in point, Mostdigital also has a store and his freebies page has endless links to his paid content. But if I post a freebie for MeshWorks, it is immediately deleted. Same is true for several other vendors I know personally. And, my freebie links don't even go to my online store.

I have absolutely no animosity to Adam at MDC, he has been a big supporter of my free3dcontent.net website. But he seems to get preferential treatment on the forums at Daz. And good for him. But, as I said, the announcement for the Free Preview Issue was immediately removed.

But the forum issues aside, ever since Gizmo bought into Daz Inc., the business practices have been less then stellar. Gizmo's goals were to change the Daz3D we grew to love for their generosity and conduct, into a greedy, cut-throat anti-community monopoly. The good people that started Daz, with the help of people like Zygote, have all been pushed out and is now run by a board of directors. These folks don't appear to give a crap about this unique 3D community, only the profit.

But I regress. If you want to know more about the real situation, you can view my further rants on the free3dcontent forums.

As to the Magazine; You are correct about the renders featured there. However, I had tried to get some other artists involved, but received very little willingness to contribute. At least for the first issue. Most of what is contained in the Preview Issue are from the kind members of free3dcontent. And, I wanted to thank them for the years of support they have shown my website.

Interviews with the professionals are in the works (are you listening Stonemason?). Although, I will still be focusing on the 3D/CG hobbyist, because they are the one's that make this an outstanding community.

I am looking for people to help me with this venture. If you know of someone, let me know. I can use all the help I can get. :)

Quote -
stonemason wote:
I'm not allowed to post commercials at rosity,dna or any other big site,,but I'd never go to the extent of boycotting them, the community is too small to be doing that.

far as I can see DAZ just did what all the other sites did years ago, and I had noticed many freebie makers were driving people to commercial stores to get the freebie..its all advertising at the end of the day and you cant expect a business to allow competition to take place in their own forums.

afterall, you wouldnt see burger king doing free samples in the mcdonalds restaurant.

 

anyway,don't want to hijack your thread...good luck on future magazine releases..it's good to see them being made :)

Cheers

Really?

First, don't worry about hijacking the thread. This conversation is exactly what the publication is all about. Open to all subjects and platforms. And yes, some will be controversial and I am not opposed to that.

The good news is that Digital Artist Magazine will only sell subscriptions and not infringe on any stores sales. In fact, it is designed to boost sales and highlight some incredible products. In that vein you should be able to promote your products you sell at the Daz store. How could that possibly hurt Daz Inc.? However, if they are indeed opposed to their published artists making more money and in turn making them money, that would seem a problem. Would it not? And, why on earth would you put up with that?

Think about that for a minute.

I have been creating 3D models as long as you have (although, you are far better at it). I've seen artists and stores come and go, just as i am sure you have. I for one, appreciate the fact you have an outlet for your excellent products. But, do you seriously think that us small vendors take anything away from the big stores? So that really can't be the reason for such policies.

A better analogy then a fast food restaurant would be Home Depot. That company is in the business of selling products made by other companies. Just like Daz or Renderosity do. Except, at the big home improvement stores, they also promote sub-contractors and small vendors. Need a new roof? Home Depot can't do it, but they are in partnership with someone that uses the products they sell. The customer bought the goods from Home Depot and paid the contractor for their services. Both parties made money and everyone is happy.

So, why is it so different in this community?

Thank you for the opportunity to discuse this issue. I look forward to your reply.