Well, I think it's time to suscribe!

Although I have not passed my french exam yet, I've liked Louvet's explanations very much. Thankyou for telling!

thanks Tina, you have been really helpful. See you!

OK!! All of you have lots af interesting ideas, I think that worths!!

Thanks a lot for your explanations Damien.

well, I think you have aswered pretty well my question, so what seems clear is that there are no method for rendering big pictures of flames (and I mean for printing purposes) until Ultra Fractal software doesn't implement it... and all one can do with flames and Bryce is just playing with textures, materials and so on, the way as you, MidDayCrisis have proved to do with great taste!

I can see some details in the shadows, but they are still shadows. The image looks fine to me.

I think if you download the entire zip collection of formulas, you get a different enr.ucl file than if you download them using Ultra Fractal's self manager (or whatever it's named) So, I guess the enr.ucl one you get within the zip has some errors.. Well i would be pleased to send you by mail my version of the enr file which is working. Ask me if you want, please.

Thanks Jackson! I guess what you tell is good if you want to keep your poser library in order, but my true problem is that my hard drive is small so I cant have too many libraries installed at the same time. It would be good if you could have a list with all the files that have been copied to the drive for each ".exe" setup instalation procedure, and that way you could easily (some way) remove all theese files at the same time only by checking the label you designated for the whole library... I think with your solution we can eliminate the thumbnail inside Poser for a specific library, or even something else, but other files would still keep on the disk, let's say related textures, geometries, etc..