Thanks, Mari-Ann, I am just getting Vue8infinte into my dead brain. I miss LVS and Peggy.

I hope by now you have everything installed.

If not, go right to Vue6 infinite install, supply serial numbers and even though it asks for your Vue6 Pro serial number enter it as Vue6 Esprite and the dialogue box changes for that serial number. I had to work my way down to Vue5 to satisfy the sidegrade trail. I burned up all my activations because I did not run Vue in administrative mode.

 Good luck, when you get it right they thank you for using legal software. ...AGM

Hey, AVANZ, that does get it done with the river running through. Thanks for the link to your layers. Geocontrol 2 probably gets it done somewhat the way Roadmaker does by adding support here and there. Blending in a map on a precedural terrain gets interesting results that follow the elevation for the road cutting through. 

For now, I will assume that Roadmaker is a thing of the past.

Rendo and coffee every morning since 12/99. No posts or pics but I hope that much lurking makes me worthy. Just started Peggy's Vue classes last year when I posted my first render ever. ...Al 

Thanks for the rocks! I will be looking at your cliffs, too.

CRPro functionality !! ?

" Intelligently move or copy content and dependant files to another runtime or folder in a similar way to making a zip." 

Is this by chance the solution for painlessly building and organizing runtimes?  

Al

I've tried a number of times, but am getting nothing really remotely close to what you are showing here. Tim, I agree and then I tried a couple of clicks on Eroded. You might like it. ...AL

Might try a digital camera or the old 135 camera. It gives much more control over lighting,etc. AGM

MJ posted good solutions. Please check for Photo Shops that also have the Kodak Picture Maker. Many locations have negative/slide scanners attached to their Picture Maker. It allows you to scan to floppy one high resolution JPG (8x10 quality)and it prompts you on doing it yourself. AGM

Feb.12, 2001 Eastman Kodak Co. announced an agreement to work with LifeFX to process pictures of customers faces into 3D stand-ins for voice mail and "virtual people". Exciting news from a Kodaker that tinkers with Poser and Bryce, lurks, downloads and stands in awe while the work of the artists on this site is so interesting and evolving.

What if Morph Manager could do the job. Wishy, wishy