Oh oh, what's this, another one of Bill Gate's btc*s trolling in a mac thread desperately trying to defend the gross inadequacies of his favorite platform? Timoteo1, I've read your really lame posts in other threads, and you really can't disguise the fact that you can't get laid, can you? Now why don't you go do something useful like actually create art or something instead of being a total nerd who spends too much time bashing Macs?

It's still in beta form, judging from all the bugs being reported in this forum.

The flame wars persist only when misguided people bring them up in the first place, like the first post on this thread.

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Funny, I can do the same thing easily with Mac OS X on my Quicksilver dual 800 Mhz processor G4.

You need to click the transparency button on the eyeballs in the materials window for the iris to show up.

Adobe also has a hair creation tutorial in their website, whichalso covers making custom brushes. It is available both as html pages and pdf files.

I find it interesting, though, that they used a 1997 custom 3D scan to create Victoria. Maybe they should have used a scan of that actress who recently appeared as a cyberbabe terminator in an episode of the X-Files on first-person shoot'em-up videogames.

Muchas, muchas gracias, Allie! I was going crazy looking for her picture.

Would using a morph to adjust the position rather than the xyz dials do the trick?

Where is this picture of Corie Leen Rino you're referring to? I've been to the Zygote website, and all they have are renders from Vicky.

Traveller's got a bunch of morphs for the female boot. Perhaps you can morph that into a riding boot.

Time to move on then. My copy of Animation Master 2000 from Hash just arrived, so I'm going to start spending more time learning how to create human figures with that.