HAHA, yeah, I do enjoy the looks on the salespersons faces when you bring up a few good points like that.  I'm glad you have a handle on the problem.  Now if the engineers would fix the driver issues, the world would be a happier place. :D

A very valid point, but if you are wanting to use more than Poser, the OpenGL based cards are the way to go.  Also, you can get a fairly reasonably priced card in that genre for about the same price you pay for a 8800 GTS 640.  I've used both types and did find the workstation class better at 3D modeling, but they did take a hit in the gaming realm.  However, some of the newer cards act almost the same as their mainstream cousins.

Have you ever considered not getting a mainstream video card and go with something like the nVidia Quadro or the ATI FireGL workstation line?  They can be more expensive, but are designed for 3D Apps, CAD, Animation,  etc.  They can run games, but are not the best choice for them since they are workstation cards.

Thanks for the tips and the really quick answer Gabriel.  I never thought about the parenting of the BEs to the V4 eyes to get the eyelid motion down.  Now to test it all the suggestions out.  We'll have wait patiently and see what you come out with for her accessories and clothing....

Way cool!  I do love the body morph, and that is a killer texture.  A question, however. In the GND 2 you included a "lite" version of Blackeyes, (and they worked very well ) but I already had the full product.  The question is, have you thought about adding a V4 part to the BE package or a new one for V4 by itself?  I use BE exclusively for all of my V3 renders and love the results. I have tried to use the V3 version on V4 and it is partially successful, but it still looks a bit off.   Do you have any suggestions on how to set up the V3 BE to better fit V4? 

Ok, that was more than 1 question.. :)

Thanks in advance