Select a folder, save your scene as a pz3 file and it will run.

sigh You just made my day!

Lifetime supply of chocolates? Third born son? What would adequately say it??

:D

Yeah you're right the script is way easier. Now if only we could get down to materials level...

laughs manically

But seriously...thank you! :O)

When you read a book, you visualise the story through its words. If the character giggled or snorted over a comment, you picture that. This is partly why I think a good title adds to an image or a song as the case maybe, especially instrumentals or soundtracks without vocals.

Words add that something special which is why they can break your heart or make you mad. Otherwise they would just be a string of meaningless letters out your mouth and all we would need are gestures or body language alone to convey a message.

Again just my opinion, not right or wrong. :0)

Just tried it with props and also a scene with V4, hair and clothes. It works beautifully for what I need.

Thank you again! :D

I personally like thought out titles as I think they add something to the visual.

When I see "render 523" as a title I just wonder what the artist was thinking or feeling while making the piece that their muse decided to rob them of a good title too. I'm not saying it takes away but more like it adds something extra to have one.

£0.02. :O)

Thank you very much Basil!!!!! I'll try it out.

I was wondering though if your Advanced Shaders would work also? Like the partial shaders so you can save different colours out...

So I'm looking for a way to pick the colours quicker by being able to select whatever colour I need for whichever object or part.

With PoserPro, when you save psds out you can select toonids in auxilliary options under render settings.

When it renders out, they come in various shades of blue usually. I want to be able to set the colours up in the material room so that when I choose to render with toonids, I can select colours better in photoshop through the psd file.

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If you're using PoserPro 2012, under the properties tab for the environment sphere, untick "Light Emitter" option.

Hey Arc, Lilflame is also a vendor here so maybe try sending her a site mail?

I'm not sure why you had a problem signing up with yahoo as I signed up there with a yahoo account. Their forums are a bit slow but they do get back to you at least in my experience. I had a problem and they took 2 days but got back to me with a video tutorial to show the answer to my problem.

Is it one of the Creative Developments you had a problem with? They are usually done with guest artists.

Quote - ...If you have an investment in dynamic clothing for Poser, it will not work in DS, any version.  DS also does not support dynamic hair, any version. and DS dynamics will not work in poser.  Weight mapping for Poser, I don't believe works in DS.

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PrecisionXXX - DS dynamics works in Poser as long as you export an obj file from DS.

Quote - Not that Poser has gone out of its way to be compatible with other programs, either, tho they did once have a free plugin for Cinema 4D (now defunct since it only worked in Mac OS9), and there is InterPoser Pro, which allows one to get Poser-hosted Daz content into C4D--I can't credit Poser for IPP, of course, but at least it can exist: Poser uses more industry-standard files and systems, while the more I learn about the increasingly proprietary way DS works, the more I think that it simply couldn't work with other programs, even if they tried, and it's a shame, since they've always made great figures, Genesis included, which I would love to use, but I'm afraid it looks like this is where we part ways.

tvining - Poser Pro 2010 & 2012 comes with PoserFusion which allows you to open Poser scene files in C4D, in addition to other softwares. I've tried the 2012 version with R13 and it works at least with V4. Also you can open Poser scene files in Vue so I'm not sure what you mean about Poser going out of their way to not be compatible.