Thanks SamTherapy for the quick response. I'm so "programmed" to install all my programs to C drive the thought of just installing it so simply to another drive, and that Poser can find everything it needs without pitching a fit, seems too easy, but hey I like easy...

I've gone thru the "concensis" thing on my project's too. It can be good and bad. The good is that if you can get too caught up in the piece and a fresh set of eyes can be helpful. Also leaving it alone even for a few days and coming back to it can give you a new insight as well. You seem to have plenty of suggestions to consider so I'll just comment on the one thing that jumped out at me. I would like to see the eyes pointing at the viewer. It's the first thing I thought of. Or maybe slightly off to the side instead of dead on. My biggest concern in my pieces especially in the newer one's I am working on is where are the eye's pointing. I think it's the most important thing, at least to me.

Loved the movie and so did friend of mine and his kids. The kid's said when going to see Phantom Menace....is it over yet? This is another movie Lucas should have to sit thru strapped to a chair with his eyelids pried open.

It's been said again and again..........thanks!

Thanks, going to check it out now!

ok sow eye shuld hav frazed thet difurntly,thanks for the information much appreciated!

I really appreciate the input. I'll take all your suggestions and post the render in my gallery when it's done, still need to paint it and that could take a while. I may have already thought of another way to make this image a bit more dynamic even though I am very pleased with it as it is. At this point in time I'm probably leaning towards version 15. Ya never know I could still change it but we'll see what happens! If you read this thread and still want to comment I'll check back over the next few days. Thanks again everybody!

Thanks to everyone that's taken the time to respond so far, sorry about the watermarks if they are a distraction. I realize that I'm not a big name artist that really needs to be worried about someone stealing my image and using it elsewhere, however I have seen so many "is your artwork on this site" threads that I'm maybe overly paranoid about image theft. I can't imagine seeing my art on someone else's site with no way to make them take it down. I figured since I'm just trying to get an opinion on a prop in essence that the watermark wouldn't be a bother. I'll rethink the idea in future, if it bothers people enuf to not leave a comment. Maybe I'll pose the watermark issue in another message to see what people think about the use of them. Keep your opinions coming in, much appreciated.

Sounds to me like you "put" things in the wrong place, forgive me if I'm wrong about that assumption. I'm going to assume you're a relative beginner from your comments. So if I seem to insulting with my explanation forgive me. The main thing to look at is what type of files they are and where they are now. If you automatically installed everything to where the exe ( I assume you're using windows ) put things all should be ok. A way to check is to explore your computer's files and look at the files in question in the folders they are presently in. If you manually installed these files yourself you may have problems because of that. If the pz2's are in the pose folder, the cr2's are in the figure folder all is well. You should have a readme file for the items you bought that will be in the readme folder in your main Poser directory. Refer to that and it should help. It can be confusing to figure out where everything goes and what's the correct way to use all the files, do a little experimenting or ask some more specific questions here and we'll try to help.

Attached Link: http://mugi.site.ne.jp/lab108/mask.html

ceba, just do a search on the forum for Cosmopolitan virtual makeover and see what show's up. I also have a thread posted here. From what I know you can only use the tga? files ( if your version of cvm has them ) and apply them to a one sided square to use them in poser with the alpha channel's acting like a trans map. That's why I was asking about Hafeli's deformed square cause it looked useful. I haven't messed with the cosmo hair yet but it looks like it may be worth the effort.