I don't own P6 and I reserve the right to be mistaken but.... If the hair is a prop that is parented to the head, turn off the "bends with parent" option in the parent pull down. Another quick fix is to alter the rotation slightly. What you are seeing looks like sheer and it used to be common in 3d programs. I hope this helps, Bob

The latest readme says you don't need Python but you do. There's a link in the text somewhere that will take you to a download site. If you have 10.3 you shouldn't need it. I'm still unable to complete a render without the program crashing, so if it works for you, I'd like to hear about it. bob

It's simply? a matter of dragging the individual files into their respective folders. APPENDIX B of your manual shows you a diagram of the file structure. Read the part of the manual about adding models to reduce the risk of wiping out existing folders. I hope this helps, Bob

If I may be so bold; it appears as if the perspective is off for the added images. Your work has a nice homey feel to it that is incongruant with the off kilter placement of the art objects. I hope this helps, bob

Just got it; wonderfulness. My 5min+/frame renders went down to >1min/frame. I have a G4 876 OSX 10.2 w/8?? RAM. I have been able to bring it to its knees w/ lot's of hires objects. Closing the program and restarting between scenes seems to help so there might still be something being retained (like the txt files in P PRO.) The ability to retain my P4 libraries in their original location is a huge bonus for me. The methodology is ill explained and I had to resort to trickery (renaming) in order to get it to recognize all of the libraries.