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Not that this would belong here, but I'm using PayPal since 2005 for an average of 40 transactions ( 2-5 purchases, the rest sales) per week, without one single problem.

Quote - It's uses for content creation can't be over rated. How much use the average artist will get depends on their expectations and skill.

Well put.

I guess it'll be simply impossible to beat all rats that come with morph transitions and the infinite possibilities that sit in there.

Any mathematical solution will always be an approximation. Luckily, thus the modelers amongst us won't get redundant.

The clothes were modelled for my "Element Air" Character (on the right), which is obviously a not-standard V4 (though it is a V4...)
The clothes mesh is actually shaped around a cough somewhat morphed V4 (the morph is manually modelled, cause I wanted to stress COlorcurvatures app - stress is badly, to say the least.)

It works - as you might have guessed.

Only small glitches - the feet can't handle the fact that I resized the right figure to 92% (and the clothes, according) and I changed the leg lengths of the donor figure and her cloths to some 95%.
If I don't do that, the slight distortion on the target figures toes doesn't appear.
But I would appear less mean, so I show the hard-core-result.

PMLs other features (which are more interesting for me, but maybe not for the average user) work as they did in the previous version.
The Interfaces are self-explaining (even for me), as usual.

The render is a C4D quickie.

What shall I say?

PHANTASTIC WORK, congrats, Colorcurvature

I'm in.

No idea where you could find something like this - maybe just go through Wikipedia and check for Clan badges or google for mediaeval book illustrations.

Welsh everywhere will likely forgive you...;)

I hope so ;-}

The flag parts F1 to F9 could use some tweaking concerning the joint settings and first of all, deformer spheres.

The "FlagBase" part has got dials for the flag movement in it - use them with care....
Also, the yTran (now: StickLength) moves the entire upper part of th flag up/down.

Workflow:

Load from Figure - Arcebus - FreeFlag

Select the "HandPiece" of the Figure and put it into your actors hands.

PARENT the Flag to your actors hand

Use the HandPiece part to rotate, I haven't had the time to make any finetuning at the joint settings so far.

Select "FlagBase", "StickLength" to adjust the length
Use the dials (Bend/Twist/Side etc.) to get some pose in the the flag

The UVMap is in Textures - arcebus - arc702

Dont' forget: it was a 100-minute job ;-}}

link: www.skin2pix.com/freebies/arc702FreeFlag1of1.zip

"could make one from poser primitives"

I'm just mapping mine....

Heh.  For a moment I thought it was a new category to be tagged like nudity.  :)

grin

Do you need it for animation or stills?

Jenx:

* Sure, we all have wild dreams of one day being discovered by ILM or Pixar (it's happened, don't laugh), ....*

Actually, it has happened.   ;}}

Kaibach

While you build the potentiometers in - couldn't you put e-motors in, as well? So we could let the thing get controlled by poser and let it do everything and the dishes? ;-}

(So whooo needs a vacuum cleaner than - I've got POSER.)

(My windows have spots and stripes! Don't worry, Poser 12.5 SR1 and BagginsBills WinClean AddOn will fix this!)

And than, imagine:

(Hello Forum! I want my PoserWoodPal to sit down and do the Poser work for me. Has somebody got a script for this?)

Have you tried it with magnets? That's what I would try before morphing the thing. The latter, of course, will give you the better results, maybe after 1 or 2 subtessalation runs...