Perfect! Somehow I've never even looked at RunTime DNA. Thank you very much! dances to his comp to dork out further on making his and his friend's RIFTS characters

Very nice. I think they might work. I should mention that I'm using them for an old west preacher. Any idea if there are textures out there for the jeans, as well?

that's excellent. Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for your awesome timely response, and have a great weekend!

I had no idea. Thanks!

Congrats, winners! You all did excellent work. One Love

I've had the issue, too. Does anyone know if it can be fixed (or avoided, anyway) by doing multiple area renders, and just doing it in small portions?

Awesome. That's what I thought, but when I asked before the answer left me wondering if that was the case, or if I was just so out of the 3D loop that I was missing something obvious. :) Thanks for the clarity!

I couldn't find any duplicated files, but my copy of Poser 6 showed up a day or so later, solving my problem just fine. ;) Thank you for the advice, it is appreciated!

You know, I shouldn't have, but I rebuilt my machine a while back and I'm not sure if I've tried exporting since then. I know I copied all my runtime files to a CD and just dropped them back when I installed Poser again. I may have duplicated them. Thanks for the idea, I'll check it at lunch and let you know!

Tried it, failed! :( I tried just exporting the default scene, with Don just standing there hanging out, as well. No dice. I'm going to try a reinstall when I get home tonight, I think, unless anyone else has an awesome idea?

Howdy. This may be a silly question, but I would like to be sure so I don't disqualify myself. Does importing a background count as postwork? For example, if I made a terragen background, and the final thing I do is hit "render", is that still considered postwork? I'm excited about this! I think I can convert the project I'm working on right now...

Thank you very much for the detailed help! I'm pretty much completely self taught in PhotoShop (my buddy and I bounce off the ol' "Hey, check this out!" every now and then). It's always cool to have something explained and have the light-bulb turn on. :) One Love.