I'm not sure I even WANT to understand Relativity. :) But I DO understand Gravity, in a practical way - if I drop a 10 lb lump of lead..well, I'm going to get a sore foot :)

Looks good :) Thank you :)

In   "Real Life"...for the station to be a reasonable size, in order to get up centrifigal (??) force of sufficient strength to generate a reasonable gravity..the station would have to be pretty big..at that size, and curvature in the floor would prob not be all that noticable ??

"I'll give that a try..see if it makes a difference :)

"I've just gotten the pack..and yes..I already have a lot of what's on there. But I'm not going to complain..there ARE some things I don't have..like Hiro..and some items for V3. Folks tend to forget that DAZ is under NO obligation to give stuff away for free. Also a lot of the stuff they have is 3rd party stuff..and those artists expected to get paid for their work, not to have it given away. So rather naturally, a lot of what Daz gives away is THEIR in-house stuff.  It's also a marketing ploy on their part..if folks have the base models..they are more likely to go out and BUY stuff to go with those models. I've never had any problem with Daz working that way. :)

I don't know whats wrong with V4.1 on  my win xp system :( Any scene I use her in seems to save OK. But when I try to re-open afterwards, whole scene won't load at all :( I've virtually given up on V4.1 :(

Gawdsaveus !..THAT is supposed to be a kangaroo? :( Obviously that was modeled by someone who has never seen a REAL 'roo. At least the colour is roughly correct, but that pouch is pure abomination.  About all that model is useful for would be distant shots, with it's back towards the camera. :(

Yeah - I was just looking at some of the promotional material for Melody..the tail does look a lil too high set. I don't know if it could be set a bit lower down the cleft of the buttocks. As you said..the tails on 'Furries' are generally anatomically a bit implausible..To be more realistic, they should drop down vertically when char is up-right, only when well clear of rump should they curl 'up' or 'out'..

Very nice :) Looking forward to seeing the finished article :)

Further to what I said above..here's a pic I did a few years ago, using the 'charger' horse. It's not a great pic, I'll admit..but to me, it comes reasonably close to what I envision a Norman Knight circa 1070 could look like. I was (and still am) pretty much a poser nebie when I did this pic..so I know there are lots of errors :)

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=736901

Sorry - been a while since I posted here. What I was trying to say in my earlier post was that if you want a REAL medieval Destrier..that TODAY's  friesian breed is probably reasonably close..but it's NOT a destrier. THAT 'breed' (if it ever WAS a specific breed, and not a 'type'" ) is now extinct . Horse breeders back then didn't waste their time breeding horses that no-one was using any more....the breeders swapped into breeding heavier horses for agricultural and haulage work..that is where our MODERN "Draft" breedsa came from.
As far as models go..I have all the models mentioned, Bloodsong's, Charger, MilHorse and the basic P4 horse. I still prefer Charger..to me he looks basicly  'correct'  for a typical early medieval war horse. And don't forget..the  "'classic medieval" period went from about 1100-1450..a pretty long timespan. Are you after a horse to carry a norman/first crusade knight..or one from later..when full plate armour ws the fashion ? As armour increased in weight..so the 'destrier' was 'beefed up' to carry the extra weight. So..to define a 'typical;' destrier..you first need to determine the period you want. My interest is in the earlier medieval period..so I look for a horse for that period.

Just got these lovely critters - can't wait to start trying them out :)

I've found that big Spiderman toy to be excellent..As someone else pointed out, he has 67 articulation points, and is of a size to do some fine posing with. A big plus is the price..he's very reasonable (or was) The only downside to him is, you have to consciously ignore that ghastly spiderman suit :)

A barber/surgeon ?? :)

"Open the Pod Bay doors, please HAL"
"I'm sorry, Dave, I can't do that....."
:)

Thanks for this - it's STILL one of the most realistic SF movie ships :)