Attached Link: http://www.howkewl.com/footwear/

Here's a really good link as a source for: Shoe-styles => huge and impressive collection Textures => Slips, panties, stockings etc. Hats Party-gowns => much different styles And the party-gowns can also used as texture-source for fabrics like latex, lame etc. SHARKEY

sharkey........AMAZING!!!! never seen so much lingerie in one place. if anyone's looking for inspiration, this is a must-see! maclean PS LOVE the catgirls and the inflatable couches! sooo tacky!

Saved a couple of pics from the Gothic boots section because they are shot from the side like our texture maps are set up. Thanks for finding this site. Lots of great ideas! Liz

Thanks. How yah liking Poser 4?

I recognized that it renders much faster then poser3. Now comes the hard work to place all stuff from poser3 to the directory of poser4. And open all stored Poser4-zips and place it on the right place. The next stage is to convert all tif-textures to jpg-files, because they're much smaller in file-size. I think this makes the difference in rendering-speed. And then the test, with poser3 it was never possible to render my giger-bar as a complet scene. It clashs all the times. This would be my benchmark-test of poser4. SHARKEY

Have fun. :o) Don't know if this will help, and be sure to back up a copy of your Poser3 before trying it - but, what I did when I upgraded to Poser 4 was rename my Poser 3 file directory as Poser 4 and then installed Poser 4 on top of it. Worked for me. I never paid that close attention, but I never noticed that much difference render time between a tif and a jpg file. Might be, I use both and get pretty decent render speeds. Much faster that I ever did in P3. Also, be sure and jump up and down and make a lot of hooping and hollering if your benchmark test works so folks know! Rob