Thank you!

Actually, the site made a liar out of me. It took forever to post that last comment of mine. And after I came to its defense! That'll teach me! : )

I got the same message for the first time(s) this morning. However, when I closed my browser, I got the same message when I tried to reopen Explorer. I dumped my temp files (which I do every day anyway) and logged back on. No problems so far, and the speed was as good as it's ever been. (I'm using a 4mbps cable connection.)

Totally not a Poser expert, so this might be dumb, but... couldn't you just make Jessi's parts invisible? Of course then the clothing would still have V's shape, but it's somewhere to start. Someone who knows more please comment on this, so I'll know too. Thanks.

Love the hulk animation!

I upgraded from P4 to P6 as soon as it came out and am still trying to find time to learn to really use it. I think that P4 was more intuitive, in that it was relatively easy to figure out without being a rocket scientist. P6 seems like it will require a lot more time and reading to learn to use well. (Maybe I'm just intimidating myself.) That said, I'm really looking forward to being able to utilize all the neat aspects of P6. Even though I've barely scratched the surface, I'm glad I got it. Some of the work here has been amazing.

For me it isn't a matter of art v porn. The line there is a little blurry anyway. (Someone once told me that a nude baby I had photographed -- viewed from the side and no G's showing -- was porn. Pthtttttt. :P IMO, it's a matter of convenience. There are so many new images posted every day, that I have to draw the line somewhere, so I mostly don't look at Poser Barbie. It's just cause I find it boring, not offensive. If there's something *else about the image that catches my attention, then I'll look, like a really pretty skin texture, good light quality or when somebody's made a good attempt at "hair room" hair. Other than that, I look for clever. That's about all I have time for.

It does get a little tiresome. I mostly just skip them, unless there's something else about the image that interests me. I can't really complain, though, since I never post. I do, however, enjoy seeing images that I can learn something from, even if it's just a cool texture on exposed skin. In the meantime, I just figure that art is subjective, and even if a lot of the images aren't my cup of tea, they're apparently somebody's. If it makes the artist feel good to submit them, that's dandy by me.

Could come in handy. Thanks!

Bravo!

Thank you so much. I'm looking forward to playing.