As far as browsers go, yes, Internet Explorer is by far what the majority of web surfers use now, and if you weren't using an ancient version of netscape (anything under 6) than really, you can't blame the designer for using the available technology. Netscape 6 + has support for inline frames, and it has been around for well over a year.

Sorry, that one I don't know, but I'll let you know if I find out anything on it.

No problem! I know how frustrating it can be to not be able to import the poser figures into Bryce. It took me quite a while to get this figured out, and I'm just glad I could be of some assistance to you. -Zero

I have the same problems importing obj files into Bryce that have certain props attached. I have used a method that, while adding some time to the process of sending a figure to Bryce, has worked every time I've used it. First, you need to download UVMapper, which you should be able to find in the free stuff. Import your obj file into that after you export it from Poser. Once the object is imported/opened into UVMapper, just save over the original obj file using the default save settings. This usually takes a minute or two on my computer. Next, you need the free program Grouper, which I think you can find in the free stuff section or through a search on google.com Open the object into grouper now, and convert it. You'll need to rename the .MAT file from the original obj file so that it has a "g" at the end so it matches the new grouper file name. Import the file Grouper into Bryce, and it should prompt you for texture locations, and all should work fine. This process has worked for me on WindowsXP, using Poser Pro Pack SR3, w/ Bryce 5. If you need clarification on any of these instructions, let me know, and I'll be happy to try to make it more understandable. -Zero

I'd deffinately download it if you put it in the free section. That's really good for just using the demo of Rhino. What previous modeling experience do you have?

Wow. To think that I paid for my copy at full price but could have gotten a 50% discount if I had simply stole it and waited for this offer to pay! Sounds like CL is running out of money maybe, why else would they betray one of the most supportive software communities? I think it's only fair if they are offering theifs a discount, that they refund the difference to those who paid for the program and have supported the company and their anti-pirating efforts. God, talk about a stab in the back! -Zero

Thanks thgeisel, that program did the job nicely!

Thanks, but that didn't change anything. It's still not referencing the mtl file, and is only loading in a gray model. It doesn't even ask me to locate the textures, and I can't edit them in the materials.

Thanks Laurie, I'll take a look at those morphs. Still can't believe that DSI touts this model as being so realistic and advanced, yet things like the head and shoulders are so obviously unrealistic (in the default settings anyways) -ZeroBase