Aaargh. I had a Charlie Brown moment as I realized my upload issues were all my fault. Well, best of luck to the entrants.

Yeah, apparently there will be no entry for me: it won't accept my thumbnail; apparently '300x350' px is a lie, and we have to guess the real thumbnail size.

I think the outfit, at least the corset, if from Liliflame.

If you're in the United States, and in a region that have Albertson stores (the west and south-east); they use Posette in a short looped animation that plays at the self-check out lanes.

According to Chaosium's "Enclyclopedia Cthulhiana", a reference book/concordance for all things Lovecraftian, "...Shub-Niggurath appears a great noxious cloud from which hoofed feet and tendrils constantly protrude and are reabsorbed." Most of the creatures of the mythos are described as being pretty protean, able to change form at will.

You know, right after I posted this, I remembered that. But thanks for the prompt reply. Greg

Look forward to Pboost II. I've got my "safe" files in Pboost banks, so I can switch to them; but the older stuff has to be loaded first from the "Default Poses", which is riddled with bad references, made worse by my clumsy attempts to manually reorganize files. Lets just hope I don't get any more posefiles installed named "! V3 MAT ******". Thanks. Greg

Two questions... 1. If you rename folders, does Poser automatically update its references? It seems that this trick works sometimes, but sometimes not. 2. Howard, can you elaborate on using P-boost without the switch banks feature? I'm going to go check the tutorial now, so if it is there go ahead and disregard this. Greg.

Thanks. I'll give it a try. Greg.

I'm glad to hear that the "Prop Guild" will be be back, bigger and better. As an aside. There was a prop I downloaded some time ago, from the Guild I do belive, which has somehow disappeared from my hard drive. It was a candelebra: the perfect thing for those gothic crypt scenes that this season always inspires me to do. Does anybody here recall which talented artist created that prop? I would like to obtain another copy of it if possible (to archive, this time). Thank You. Greg White