It is this one:

https://www.renderosity.com/rr/mod/bcs/?ViewProduct=141433

Thanks

Thanks for the response, NikKelly. You are correct, LaFemme Pro does have more morphs built-in. But my question was whether the base LaFemme figure would have the same head/face morphs with the LaFemme Head Morphs package injected.

Okay, thank you to all for helping out. In the end, I got my Poser Pro 2012 working again. Turns out that Red Phantom was correct, but it took me awhile to figure out that I needed to edit the .ini file in an update version, not the original version 9. So I have my content library back and PP2012 is functional again. Of course, I also get the undocked content pain issue, but I can live with that. As for Poser 12, I guess I have too many versions installed on too many machines. Sorry about that, and thanks again to everyone.

Thank you for responding, Jimmy. Yes. it is Poser Pro 2012, which I purchased from Smith Micro just before they sold Poser to Bondware/Renderosity. It was activated, did not require an internet connection, and worked fine. Then, Renderosity offered users of Poser Pro 2012 the opportunity to upgrade to the first version of their Poser 12, which offered Superfly and other enhancements, for free. OK, I thought, sounds like a good deal. I downloaded and installed the upgrade and it was working just fine, with all the features, and access to my existing content folders. Until I became ill and failed to routinely fire up and use the workstation it was installed on. When I did get around to doing so just recently, my installation of Poser 12, which had been working fine, had reverted back to Poser Pro 2012, which would have been fine if it had remained activated, but it wasn't - it needed to reactivate using the Smith Micro servers, which no longer were available. In short, I lost my application because of Bondware's DRM activation system. If I had not upgraded to Poser 12, I would still happily be using my perpetually licensed Poser Pro 2012. The issue had nothing to do with Flash, or Python. It was Poser 12's DRM.

Well, for anyone interested in what is included in the additional free downloadable content, here's my summary:

AdditionalContent_Ghostman-AfroditeOhki.zip Ghostman Wok Pans Ghostman MrDoodle Ghostman DoodleBoo AfroditeOhki SingleBasics (Turtleneck)

HiveWire3D_BabyLuna.zip Baby Luna figure, plus textures, morphs, poses, clothing items, and creature heads

HiveWire3D_DawnBaseContent.zip Dawn starter morphs, poses and clothing

HiveWire3D_DawnBaseFigureAndTextures.zip Dawn Second Edition figure, plus textures

HiveWire3D_DuskBaseContentAndGorilla.zip Dusk Special Edition figure, plus basic morphs, poses, clothing, hair and the gorilla character

HiveWire3D_DuskBaseTextures.zip Dusk Special Edition Textures

HiveWire3D_Horse.zip Hivewire horse figure, textures and poses

La Femme_BonusContent_01.zip Romantic Dress for LaFemme by Tipol GCD Furniture - DesignLC4 by GrayCloud Design (LC4 Corbusier Chaise Lounge) Onyx Hair by Prae Eleanor Hair by Prae Cherry Dress by karanta Georgia Hair by Prae Femme Faces by outoftouch (4 character head morphs) Elf Clothing For LaFemme by Tipol Bennie Hair for V4/M4 by Prae

La Femme_BonusContent_02.zip CruX Sweet Rebel by Deecey and Rhiannon (Clothing) LaFemme Sportswear by Glitterati3D La Femme Closet 4 by 3DTubeMagic (Skirt and top) Girl Gear by Deecey (adventure outfit) Duplicate of Femme Faces by outoftouch Dynamic Tshirt by Gustaf Grefberg and HolyWonderWorld

PoserPremiumContent_3DScenery_01.zip Vincent´s Bedroom by Cybertenko Thatched Cottage Set by DryJack Octopus Ride by Simon-3d Romantic Bedroom by RPublishing Garden Fireplace by RPublishing Deco Locker Room by RPublishing Indoor Pool Spa by RPublishing Home Economics Classroom by Imaginary House Fantasy Pool by RPublishing Desert land: Props by RPublishing Dark Cemetary by RPublishing Canyon 2 by hameleon AJ Villa by AppleJack AJ Tree House 2 by AppleJack AJ Futuristic Base 2 by AppleJack

PoserPremiumContent_3DScenery_02.zip RP Pole Barn by Dante78 Tropical place by JeffersonAF Toon Jungle by JeffersonAF 2016 The Great Lake by JeffersonAF 2019 Poser FX by JeffersonAF 2017 Ice World by JeffersonAF 2019 Bryce skies for Poser by JeffersonAF 2018 Metal Realm by Danie and marforno Meeting Point by Danie and marforno Mogul Fantasy by RPublishing Medieval Small Village Manor by Dante78 Medieval Small Village Derelict House by Dante78

PoserPremiumContent_3DScenery_03.zip Urban Decay Props Set by RPublishing Victorian Gift Shop by RPublishing My neighborhood by JeffersonAF 2018 Queens Landing by Danie and marforno Plants & Pots by Sveva Moroccan Dream by BlueTreeStudio Flinks Mossy Rocks by Flink Flinks Flowers - Flower 3 - Daisy Fleabane by Flink Flinks Bushes 1 by Flink Duplicate of Blue Tree Studio Catalogue by BlueTreeStudio 3D Scenery: Dryland Expanse by ShaaraMuse3D and HWW

PoserPremiumContent_Figures.zip Unidwarf figure by RPublishing Raffael figure by 3Dream Mr. Bones figure by Cybertenko Maisie 1.0, Toon Female figure by Deecey and Nerd3D Maisie Dancer outfit and braids by Deecey and Nerd3D Bloop figure by Simon-3d Angel for Maisie character by Tempesta3d

PoserPremiumContent_PropsAndTransportation.zip The Black Triangle by Simon-3d (Alien craft) Snow Truck by Schurby (Snow plough) Fantasy Shields by RPublishing Fantasy Spears by RPublishing & muwawya Wolf Poser by JeffersonAF (helicopter) Posing Stuff by hameleon (Scene props and backdrop) Medieval Siege Tower by Dante78 Medieval Battering Ram by Dante78 Hadenman Cruiser by Simon-3d (Sci-fi space craft) FTractor by Schurby (Farm tractor) FantasyWeapons3 by RPublishing CV by BlueTreeStudio (Camper Van) BUGATTI 57S CORSICA by 3DClassics Budget Small Cars by willyb53 (Mazda 3 and a Mits Lancer) and, Blue Tree Studio Catalogue by BlueTreeStudio (A whole bunch of stuff, which includes ZOMBIE CONTAINMENT SUPERVILLAIN LAIR 1 MODULAR MANSION 1: THE HALLWAY SANTA'S WORLD CRYOGENIC CHAMBER SUPERVILLAIN LAIR 2 THE WAR CHAMBER MODULAR MANSION 2: THE STUDY ALIEN HIVE THE CAVERN FUTURE CITY MODULAR MANSION 3: THE EAST WING FANTASY THRONE ROOM MODULAR MANSION 4: THE CONSERVATORY LAUNCH BAY VINTAGE CARAVAN VINTAGE CARAVAN UNBOUND LAUNCH BAY ULTIMA BESIDE THE SEASIDE CAFE CONTINENTAL BURLESQUE BOUDOIR MODULAR MANSION 5: THE KITCHENS DARK KINGDOM GATEWAY LITTLE CHIPTON FRANKENSTEIN'S LAIR MODULAR MANSION 6: THE DINING ROOM DARK KINGDOM ARENA WATERFRONT VICTORIAN STREET SURVEILLANCE HUB MODULAR THEATRE 1: STAGE/BACKSTAGE MODULAR THEATRE 2: AUDITORIUM MODULAR THEATRE 3: LOBBY/FACADE ALIEN CITY CASA ROSSO MODULAR MANSION 7: EN SUITE STEAMPUNK HARBOUR MUSEUM RAID COASTAL COTTAGE ARTIST'S STUDIO BONE TEMPLE MODULAR THEATRE CINEMA EXPANSION FAIRY VILLAGE 1 SUPERVILLAIN LAIR 3 MODULAR MANSION 8: THE NANNY'S ROOM ZOLTAR FORTUNE TELLER MINISTRY OF TRUTH UNDERSEA ADVENTURE THE LOST VALLEY SUPERHERO STREET THE TEA PARTY 221B BAKER STREET BEACH HUTS RAVEN'S PERCH FANTASY TAVERN RIVERSIDE TOWN CLARA BELLE CANAL BOAT MODULAR THEATRE SCENERY PACK VICTORIAN PARK POP ART PAD CITY GATES MODULAR MANSION 9: SERVANT QUARTERS FRENCH BAKERY CITY ZOO JUNGLE RUINS TIME AGENCY HARBOUR TOWN LAIR OF THE VAMPIRE BRIDE GHOST TRAIN MINISTRY OF PERSUASION MODULAR MANSION 10: CELLARS & GROUNDS HOUSE OF ESCHER BOUTIQUE BATTLE MECHS WINTER'S FAYRE FAIRYTALE BALLROOM THE STABLE VICTORIAN SQUARE STONE CIRCLE THE WIZARD'S HOUSE MODULAR SPACE STATION 1: COMMAND DECK STEAMPUNK SLUM DOWNING STREET FIRE MOUNTAIN GRAND HOTEL PART 1 GRAND HOTEL PART 2 GYPSY CARAVAN MODULAR SPACE STATION 2: SECURITY DECK TUNISIAN VILLAGE TRAVELLING CIRCUS SWAMP WORLD PARISIAN STREET WHITECHAPEL NEWSPAPER OFFICE TEMPLE OF ANUBIS BASEMENT BAR WITCH's HOUSE TYCOON'S OFFICE PALACE OF THE NILE SMUGGLERS' COVE WALLED GARDEN VINTAGE TV STUDIO VICTORIAN ARCADE VORTEX CHAMBER BRIDGE HOUSE OUTPOST THEMIS ICE CREAM VAN ATLANTIS RISING THE GYM CAPTAIN'S CABIN VICTORIAN RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVE VICTORIAN RAILWAY STATION HALL OF THE ILLUMINATI CREEPY CARNIVAL FAIRYTALE COTTAGE NINJUTSU CITY VICTORIAN MORGUE SPEAKEASY OCEANICA POLAR BASE STEAMPUNK GRAND STATION SUITE SEDUCTION VINTAGE CHRISTMAS SKI LODGE URBAN VAMPIRE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE RECORDING STUDIO CAMELOT OLD QUAYSIDE DESERT OASIS DINNER FOR TWO VENICE SECRET SUPERHERO BASE FASHION SHOW SKELLIG ISLAND CAMPER VAN WILD WEST WAGON )OBJ/DXF) TUNISIAN VILLAGE (OBJ/DXF) FLOWERS (2D PHOTOGRAPHIC) SPANISH VIEWS volume 1 (2D PHOTOGRAPHIC))

AJ Sparrow by (flying vehicle) 59 Impala by Schurby

A big Thank You to all the contributors.

Thanks to mdbruffy, Rhia474, EClark1894 and Deecey for the reassurance. I uninstalled the download manager.

OK, here's a bit of a technical question that has arisen after I installed the update to 11.2. Does the Smith Micro Download Manager any longer serve any purpose? Is it still being used by the program and re-directing to the Bondware servers, or can it safely be blown away?

Thanks, md. I guess I'll haul it all down and see what there is. There do seem to be readme files included that list the content of each. Posting that somewhere would be helpful. Maybe I'll do it when I'm done. Thanks for the response.

I wish that there was something somewhere that listed the contents of each of the content downloads. I really don't want to be downloading anything that I already have or do not want, if possible. Alternatively, can anyone who has downloaded the content tell me whether the contents of the five .zip archives beginning with the name "PoserPremiumContent" represents entirely new content, different from that previously downloaded with the original installation of Poser 11 Pro? I hate to waste Gigabytes of bandwidth unnecessarily. Any insight would be appreciated, thanks.

There is little point in debating marketing semantics in my opinion, Miss B. Nothing is free if there is a catch. The creators of the figure may not be getting anything, but I must side with those who say that if you need to spend money in order to get it, it does not matter what you are technically spending the money on, one is not getting the claimed free content at no cost. There is plenty of free content available that does not require a purchase, so how then does one classify that? More free? Extra free? The term 'free" is an absolute, and qualification therefore means that it is not. The term "free with purchase" is pure marketing and an oxymoron.

For the record, I did make a purchase and get the figure, but I certainly don't believe that I got it for free. I got it as part of a bundle that I purchased that included the figure and the other content.

Winter Sports Pose Set for Project Evolution

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/winter-sports-pose-set-for-project-evolution/78762

Ah! Now it makes sense. Since I had Poser Pro 2012, which did not use the Download Manager, there was no previous version, so no prompt. Thank you Andy! I believe that I will just leave things be for now, although, as I said, I'm not certain I will really have a need for both. Thanks again.

Hi, Peregrino.

Firstly, regarding using images in DAZ Studio, they are usually used as backgrounds and I'm assuming that that is what you are referring to. There are two ways to do this. The first is to simply load the file as a backdrop. There is an icon on the taskbar that looks like a mountain with a sun overhead that will produce a popup when clicked that will in turn allow you to browse to the location of your image and load it. The disadvantage of this approach is that the image will follow your camera around and appear centred in the viewport regardless of the relative positions of your subjects. It cannot be scaled or moved, which may not always be desirable. The second way is to add a primitive to your scene such as a plane, and add your image to it as a surface in the Surfaces tab. The advantage of this is that you can now scale the image and/or move it around in your scene to your liking. It is an actual scene element and will also relect light and accept shadows if desired.

As for content, much of the content sold here at Renderosity is in Poser format. It should still work fine in DAZ Studio, except that it is packaged within a runtime folder. New users often mistakenly install the runtime folder in the wrong place, by placing it in the existing runtime folder that you'll find in your content library. It should be copied to the folder above that in the folder hierarchy, whereupon you will be asked if you want to merge the runtimes and to which you should answer "yes". Some products, such as those designed for the Genesis figure and newer, will contain DAZ Studio files and folders that are not in the runtime folder hierarchy. These go into your content library folder, too. I recommend that you create a folder somewhere convenient on your fard drive to temporarily store files before moving them to your content library. Since invariably the products come packaged as compressed archives (i.e. "zips"), they'll need to be uncompressed anyway, and I always like to do this first so I can have a look at the internal folder structure and confirm where things go.