Mictowho?

Great! Thanks a lot, Jon and Irmanshah.

IMHO, one of the best models since Voluptuous Vikki (I && II). Great work! I'm looking forward to more!

P.S. I have no idea where the hip.obj came fromo or how this phenomenon works.

This happened to me one time with Victoria and it was the strangest thing. Check to see if there's hip.obj file in the Poser root folder ( Program FilesMetacreationsPoser 4 ). I saw hip.obj there, renamed it to something like "hip-.obj", and the problem went away. I hope that your problem is as easy to solve as that.

Attached Link: http://www.geocities.co.jp/Milano-Aoyama/7431/index.html

Great Tip, Pervers. I knew that there was a way to do that, and I was looking just this morning. Thanks, -Gary

I's say make it conformable. This looks great!

I've noticed that with transparencies on clothes (esp. variants on the leotard) the sketch renderer will only do the "Default Sketch", no matter how much tweaking you do. Delete the conformed trans-mapped clothing and your sketch renders real purty. Is this a bug, or do I need to tweak something else? Gary Seven

Great stuff, you guys! Thanks! -Gary Seven

In light of that last statement, wouldn't it be better for us if someone like Adobe did buy Meta's 3D operations? Maybe they'd develop something along the line of Poser with a renderer using Bryce technology. And maybe it wouldn't be like pulling teeth to export from program to program, something that's never made sense to me with Meta. A nickel and I get change back! -Gary Seven

She reminds me of that Zappa song, "Cath-o-lic Gir-rr-rlls"... Great face and hair! -Gary Seven

That makes a lot of sense. Different geometries for mag zones would give a lot more flexibility.

Thanks, Bill! Gary Seven

Thanks, all. I appreciate the pointers. The damnedest thing is that I was just about to burn the Poser vital files to a CD just in case... Thanks, -Gary