Absolutely! And may I suggest you extend it to easily package MAT poses as well?

"What about IK?" I never used it, and find it more irritating than anything else. Maybe its useful for animations or something.

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I don't do animations, but I have found IK to be useful especially when tweaking poses. Turn IK on when you want to move that foot or hand just a little bit that's easier than reposing the entire arm or leg. I use IK a lot when I'm trying to get a figure's feet firmly on the ground.

IK is also a great tool when you find that a pose is too stiff be be natural, and you want to e.g. slant the hips or shoulders a little. Turn IK on for both hands and feet, and slant away! Hands and feet will stay in the same position while you tune the hips and shoulders, and the pose will look much better afterwards.

I got to play a little with Painter 6 a while ago, and was positively horrified by the awful interface. I absolutely loved the idea behind the program, but the program itself seemed pretty much unusable.

Just recently, someone dropped Painter 7 in my lap, and I though what the heck, it's not like I've got anything better to do... With a little experimentation, I have come to love "Color Variability" -- I do not have a tablet (yet), only a mouse, but CV is a great help for getting a more natural look. So far I'm thinking it must be a great tool for painting a base when making skin textures.

I don't think I will ever stop hating the interface, though.

The pose is anything but boring! There is emotion in it, and it looks real -- that's a lot more than can be said about a lot of other poses I've seen. The lights may not be the most interesting I've seen, but hey, they work, which is the important part.

You should make sure she's actually on the ground, though -- right now it looks like she's floating an inch or two above it. Here's a quick tip for placing figures firmly on the ground: Use the Outline mode, make sure the ground plane is on, and use the Front/Back/Left/Right cameras. That way it's easy to make the appropriate body parts to touch the ground.

Interesting. It is most certainly not similiar to anything I had in mind, but it does fit the title quite perfectly. Good job.

Great morphs, although I had quite a few problems downloading them... Half the time I got an error message about not having access to the files, just a blank page saying binary. In the latter case I could reload the blank page, and THEN get the actual download. Funny thing.

1. On the 29th, at least. After reading this thread I feel much younger, though. 'scuse me, I think I have to get my diapers changed. ;-)

A more slender Michael is VERY high on my wish list as well, as well as morphs for shaping that ugly nose of his.

I would love and most certainly use such a feature.