Thanks to both for replying to this, we'll look into getting Hex 2.5 to correct the stated problem. As for the steps,  yes the pants are conforming, so doing these will help out a bunch.

Thanks again!

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I have now marked this order as paid. 

Thanks

Thanks Gina. We got it.

We host our free stuff over on ShareCG after moving our stuff from another server, because of  people telling us that they were having trouble downloading what we had available.

With that said, we do have to agree with the discussions going on here in this thread. We find it difficult at times to look for legitimate products when having to wade through postings of "plants".  However I don't think setting a freestuff cap is really the answer, but the suggestion of maybe adding a "billboard" catagory in place that is meant for non-rendered products is an interesting idea.

But again, having people place them into the 2D catagory, instead of Poser Ready Props would also suffice. Just our thoughts.

Quote - Here is one:

http://pandora.nu/arc/freestuff.htm

BVH had the kind we were looking for, but thank you for helping us. ^_^

Thanks very much, we'll check out the links and at Daz3D

Quote - I will take care of this for you if you get another site up and running please feel free resubmit the new site.

Thanks! We'll do that.

Quote - Hi LiquidAnime,
Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I guess I'd have to explain how I export the model from Poser first, and then import into Blender. I'll put together a quickie little tutorial on that if you want.
Cheers,
Robyn

Thanks Robyn, that'll be good. We'll be looking for it. Thanks much.

Quote - Thanks, haloedrain and oldskoolPunk - I was wondering why my attempts at deforming seemed so difficult using a lattice. Thinking Subsurf is probably the way to go....

I'm 'exploring' modeling in Blender on a coupla pages or so:
http://www.tightbytes.com/poseIndex.php
...might post all my foibles there first before taking up Renderosity bandwidth... hoping that's not against Renderosity policy...

Cheers,
Robyn

First off, thank you for offering the basics of this. This will help us a lot when getting ready to design our stuff. But we wanted to ask this; When importing V3, V4, etc into Blender, how do you get the object to view like you have in your modeling tutorial? We've tried and tried, but still end up with the "Cubed" look even though she is in the scene.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.