Anyone buy this? And if so how do you register it? Keeps asking for a file I can't find. I would ask at Daz where I bought it but no one is there today.
Thanks

Never mind figured it out.

Ok looks like I will be getting a refund. I bought the morph product at Daz but got the sn for the paint product. It will be going back on Monday. Contacted the vendor to let them know what happened so they can straighten it out for the next guy. Guess I'm getting old and my patience is about gone on stuff like this. Should have been checked before the weekend.

Also was supposed to get a free product if I bought it and that coupon never showed up either. Maybe Daz needs to take some lessons from Rendo.

The guy at Blacksmith 3D gives great support, fixed it for me.

Talk to yourself much? 

"It is good to see ourselves as others see us. Try as we may, we are never
able to know ourselves fully as we are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to say." - Ghandi

Ahh man you found me out!

I email to the author  and he  replie to me about it
Some error at Daz side for the  Friday order
They suppose to correct it and put correct sn in your account
Think it is week end for them also

Wow, you got a response from Blacksmith3d?  Lucky you.

Told him I was returning it...lol

You should've gotten the coupon instantly. The only problem I had was not getting the reg number until Monday morning

It's not the tool used, it's the tool using it

not sure about your coupon marque, mine showed up almost immediatly, but the problem with the purchase code was fixed first thing yesterday. Simply re-check your serial numbers list.

On an aside, since Blacksmith Paintprogram on sale earlier I found an article today in HDRI 3D issue 29 tittled "Hidden Gems: Seam-Painting with Blacksmith 3D" which looks very good on a glance (just bought it.) Later in the same issue is an article tittled "Photography, 3D, and Painting Integration" which deals with Poser, and using Photoshop to integrate a background matte, and adjust/change th figures texture.

What;s really neat about this is that HDRI 3d is a re-make of a former Lightwave only publication and tends to cater more to the professional end of the business (IMHO I may be wrong as it;s not a mag I usually buy since I don;t use Lightwave and the majority of the articles in previous issues still seemed geared in that direction). I think it;s great to see "real" pros finally admit to using lower end software (sepecially Poser!) which have been, at best, ignored by so much of the other 3D community.

Please not trying to rant or start a rant, just expressing my pleasure!! and pass on some potentially useful info!