Great to hear that, it's not easy being fully compatible with all the different browser out there. And you're right, I'll survive. :P

Guess I'll be using Opera for posting to the forums then :)

Thanks for the info, I just turned off my Firefox popup blocker so let's see what happens...

Nope...it still jumps. And I don't have any third party popup blockers. I'm gonna have to get used to the no-break thing I guess. :)

Thanks for the links, unfortunately the solution wasn't in there. I'm assuming it's a Firefox thing, I'll try in Opera in just a sec. Or I'll just type without breaks from now on. :)

Sucks for me then :P

Someone over at the C4D forum had the same problem so at least I'm not crazy. I'm running Firefox on OSX Leopard btw.

Quote - Yes it seems to have gone now. I'm amazed. Renderosity will become famous as the art site that censored Leonardo da Vinci .

This is sad beyond words...truely. Is this an art site? Even my local Catholic church doesn't ban works like this.

Yes, it would be a boring site without thumbnails. I agree wholeheartedly.

But is it too much to ask to alter your thumbs you a little? I mean, I posted thumbs with nudity and I don't mind because I figure, if this is in the best interest of our community then I'll deal with it.

All I'm saying is, make some minor concessions. For those who aren't into over-sized, exposed Poser models. For those who can recognise a good image but it's thumb even if it doesn't contain nudity.

Take care,
Sabra

P.S. I'm curious though, Lucifer_The_Dark, you have a strong opinion on the matter yet I remember seeing you don't post any images?

Fun is fun. It involves laughing and moving on.

Mocking people that are trying to make this website a better community and cluttering the galleries with useless thumbnails to boycot this rule is childish and not fit for an art site.

Just my opinion.

Sorry to bust in here, since I hardly post at the forums.

For me, this is a great rule. Why? I mainly post in the C4D galleries, because I use that program to render and model clothes, hair and props for my imported Poser figures. I would like to have more people from the C4D section to see my images, because I consider them artistic nudity and would like critisism on my lighting and modeling.

But I don't get critisism, because most of them have the nuditiy filter on to avoid facing Z-cups and other tasteless shit while their 10-year-olds are playing in the back of the room. Very understandable.

That's why I think this is a good rule. People can turn off the nudity filter, and view images that they find interesting that DO contain nudity, only they have a CHOICE which is not the case when nudity is allowed in thumbnails.

I'm actually quite sick and tired of people mocking this new rule, without considering that this is an ART gallery, not a Poser community. What harm would it do to give a little, to gain considerably more. Damn, this might even get you to receive comments from talented and renowned artists that right now still have their nudity filter on!

So...end of rant. Sorry about this, just had to share my opinion. Please do understand that 95% of gallery is nude, and so are my thumbs. It will take some time to adjust, but I do believe that it's in the best interest of this versatile community and that's what really matters.

Take care,
Sabra

Well, based on my work with Vue I doubt who shall persevere...good luck dear ;) She's a pretty but godawfully stubborn bitch. :)

I turned it off for V4 and it seemed to work. However, I always export my Poser figures to C4D and I'd like to have some body morphs, such as the nipples. Still trying to figure out if I can export with morphs and save file without them. My computer is being a bitch right now. :)

I might sound a bit like a noob, but I'm having the same problem. After saving V4 it won't open again in Poser 6. Can I turn off external morphs if Poser gives me a blank file? Or do I have to start over again and simply don't use the external morphs?

Great looking props, I commented on your image so you know what I think about it. :) Congrats to your wife, she has amazing talent! Take care, Sabra

Can't add anything to the above, those really are the specs you need. Just, operaguy cracked me up. :) You talking to me? That's exactly what my Poser said on my old comp...only I ignored her. :) Myself, I have an Intel Celeron 2.8 Ghz with 512 mb ram, but I had to up the page file to 2 Gb to be able to work properly. Poser is slow on my comp, but it works fine for me. Take care, Sabra

Well, for morphs I always use the software in which I modeled my cloth. (in my case, Cinema4D) Simply because a 3D modeling program has more tools to make every morph look realistic. If you're not using another 3D tool, I think it's difficult to get the morphs right within Poser. So basically, I would advise you to model the morphs in a modeling program, then export as obj. and import the morph in Poser. Please be aware that I'm no expert on this area, I'm just letting you know what I think was the easiest way for me! :) Take care, Sabra