I'm here!

Thanks folks.. that cured the problem . Ockham, you were right on the money, but I took the easy way out and just deleted the Pref files..it works fine now..again, thanks to all!

Did that..no joy! That was one of my first moves..

For what it's worth..Study of Dr Geep's tuts has proven far more useful to me than the manual ever was. I like his sense of humor, and irreverence..as for art for art's sake..(Yawn) who cares? do what comes naturally and if folks don't approve..tough. I use poser as a hobby, and get a lot of pleasure and enjoyment out of the program..I'm not trying to make stuff for the Louve, or the Hermitage, anyway.  "Artistic mistakes?" Har. I have profited greatly from those fellow artists who have taken the time to help me get organized, learn better lighting, work around Poser limitations, and show me better ways to present my material..and this only happens when I make an "Artistic Mistake" so those who want to get the most out of Poser..see, read, and practice what Dr Geep has in his locker before you give up. He's my hero! (along with Zell, fls13, and DPHoadley) and yes, I do post upon occasion, have a gallery, and access to high powered 3d programs, but Poser is what I feel most comfortable with, and that's what I use.

the real talent ( as always ) lies within the artist themselves.

Well said, and that applies to every artform and technique. Cheap or expensive isn't the criteria. The end product s what people look at, and judge.

WEll. I have a few problems with lighting, and as someone pointed out, a single "Undo" is frustrating, but on balance I think Poser 6 has turned out to be a fine product. It still holds a few mysterys, especially in the cloth room and face rooms, but nothing is perfect. All "3D art is really 2D", as pointed out. But shadowing, shading, and lighting can do wonders. If I wanted true 3D I would have bought some clay, and sculpted my work.

This one has had no postwork other than adding my blurb, so give it your best critique and I shall stand by and see what reactions it gets.

Poser will deliver a nice render if you set it up right. See Dr Geep's tuts for some excellent advice..I would say lighting is the most important single item in CGI, so take some time and get familiar with spots, point lights, etc..Hope this helps

Bummer! But looking forward to your new products! The GND is terrific! Bernie

Sorry for the disaster. I just went off and made a purchase in your store.Hope things improve quickly...

No problem other than the bum problem as noted in previous inputs

Poser 6 here.

One of the more interesting and educational threads I have encountered..har

My name is Sparky8..so there

Why would anyone put clothes on such a beautiful body? Anyway, as noted, Wardrobe Wizard will handle the clothing problem nicely.(If you REALLY want to conceal that shape)

Hope you continue your project. any idea when your set will be available?