I get that your out of memory... I think they meant to say out of money... come back when you have some.

Hey SnowS: Example would be like take 4 different pencils with different types of lead number 1-4 that would be graphire but with Intuos it would be 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4. I have been playing around this after noon painting hair with photographs of women from TV shows and changing their hair color and changing styles. With my old drawing pad it never came out looking real...always seem to be one level in hair strands. the hair strands look real now. Hope that helps...P.S. SnowS your work rocks.

Thanks...I'll have to play around..:-}

Cool

I spoke with Larry the creator of Poser at Siggraph and he told me that there is a Poser 6 in the works and there will be a lot of fine tuning of current features.

Mine is from the fact I have managed and started careers for actors in Television and Movies. starmkr

What about the new Lightwave plugins that were promised?

Get over it....if you had 3 months to download and you did not...that is your fault..stop blasting daz.... come on it was free.

The real reason to buy...is the magazine it is about 75 pages on tricks to do with brushes.. A lot of really cool things you can do with them. I've been using Photoshop since version 2.5 and I have learned a bunch of new tricks can't wait to use them on a magazine cover I'm working on. The brushes and 100 images are a bonus!

I don't know why I have wasted my time on this thread. So here is my thoughts on the whole thing. Renderosity is taking the same policy as the Movie Industry. You don't see a guy playing with his dick on camera unless the film gets NC-17. Women touching other womens breast in movies get R Rating. Part of the reason there are federal laws.

Dude...Wake Up....you must have been having a nightmare! I have been using Poser since version 1...every tutorial that goes up I learn something new. Dr. Geep it time to start dreaming again of another tutorial. Anyone who doesn't want to learn something new or fresh something old is living in the box! Look forward to seeing your next tutorial.

Thanks that works great!

Cool outfit...Thanks

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The Tutorials are very well done. Thanks...I really like the tip on the "Lips and Eyes".