Daz3d had a good one, but I haven't every around to putting it to the test

Thanks for all the help guys, I appreciate the advice. I like the idea of greating a spare harddrive into a virtual memory drive is a great idea. I actually found out that my memory isn't as horrable as I though, I actually have 250! (I know, not much better, but I remember when a 8 was the sweet zone!) I actually figured out what was slowing doing one of my renders, damn dynamic hair. Oh well, win some, lose some :)

Oh, and thanks for all the help guys

Actually, now that you mention it, pdx, my computer could use a good defrag.

I'm running XP on a 1.2 GHz, or at least I will be soon. I'm actually got a beta of the Win 2003 servers, which expires in November, it's basically on there just because I wanted to play around with it, but I have a felling I'll be switching back to XP here soon. Obviously tweaking something in ther render setting could have a big influence on my render time changing, but I'm talking about little changes, like moving a hand over a couple inches because I don't like the way it looks. Usually what I do is just use the draft mode until I get things where I like them, save it, restart my computer, and then do a full blown production style render.

Ya, I had this problem a lot when I was running the Card Contest. I would check it 2 or 3 times a day and I's still get people messaging me about the People are so anxious about getting their work up, can't say I blame them. I think it would be helpful if Renderosity had an e-mail confirmation that the submission was uploaded correctly and awaiting approval.

In my personal opinion, I think it should be based weekly. Given I hardly ever post anything, but if you were to go 7 a week, that'd be essentially the same as 1 a day, but for those that are about to release a product or are like me and work on a couple things at the same time and hardly ever post, it allows them to be more flexible instead of putting them on lock down. Just my thought

As of right now, there are no Texture/Bump mapes, but I would like to try and get some Trans maps for the frilies. Unfortunantly, I haven't quit gotten to far with my texturing studies, but if someone would like to make some to include with it, that would be awesome!

Well, I doubt it's even remotely possible, but here's what I want. When I make something, say an outfit for Vicki, I hate going throw the long process of splitting in the group editor. I want a script that will automatically group at the approximate edges. Even if it was close, then I'd have something to go by in UV editor. I don't know anything about Python, but I've seen it do some impressive things, so that's my wish. Me

Yours was approved Roch, I just looked at it.