This is to exciting for words - rubs hands with glee - I see lots of render time ahead.

Fantastic work stahlratte

Please can I have the link - please on bended knees -please please etc

I think its a gorilla - GORILLAS in the mist - clue 1 Leakeys - the assent of man - clue 2

Rendering at this size with the sketch renderer can take a very long time!

No problem

1. Go to the animation menu - animation setup
2. Set frame size to 2000 x 2000
3. Set Frame count to 1
   OK
4. Go to animation menu - make movie
5. Set sequence type to image files
6. Set resolution to full
7. Set quality to Current Sketch Settings
   OK
   result 2000 x 2000 sketch image file

Try www.protoshape.com, this is the best I've seen

Thanks Scott/Steve, I was giving myself a bad headache trying to find a work round. Now for some morphing!!!

Point of Intrest? If you export from poser in 3ds format open in C4D adjust, then export in Object format the resulting morph target stays intact, but its centre moves!!! ie when you adjust its dial, the body part moves up and down as well as changing shape. any ideas

Sorrey guys Yes I've only ever made morph targets from the head - when I tried a leg last night, it exploded - doh

This is what I do 1. From Poser, export body part to be morphed, in the export box , check export as morph target 2. Open in cinema4d 3. Save as object file 4. Back in poser, select body part and import object as morph target seems to work ok which version c4d? I use release6

You don't say if they fail to load or fail to appear?- if if the object name is in the poser pop-up menu- try selecting it and then rescaling it very small - Cinema4d xl objects are about 500 times bigger than poser objects.

Converted it to mac using the P4 Maconverter. When opened, the thighs and neck are visible, but just selecting and making those parts invisible, means the dress works fine. thanks Styxx

How about some for Victoria?