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~maggotninja:iconmaggotninja: Oct 10, 2007, 10:00:52 AM
I really am a fan of your work... you are extremely talented, and I do so enjoy seeing what you have going on...
Please do keep up the amazing work... ;) it's great to see

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*kippogirl:iconkippogirl: Oct 19, 2003, 11:25:41 PM
welcome to deviant art^__^ and thanks for the stalk! I'll stalk you too muaahhaa^___^

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~ProphetX:iconProphetX: Oct 19, 2003, 11:39:49 PM
no problemo mi compadre!
Love some of that hand draw art you've got on your art page. It's talent like that (talent I lack) that drew me to find a way to create images myself.
~wa11a6y:iconwa11a6y: Oct 20, 2003, 8:12:58 AM
:shocked: 'Bout time you showed up here, ya ol' reprobate! :shamrock:

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~sayla-renheart:iconsayla-renheart: Oct 20, 2003, 1:18:11 PM
HIYA!!! :slow: long time no talk to... glad you're here =)

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~Taggerung:iconTaggerung: Oct 22, 2003, 11:06:29 PM
Yo guy i got that Poser you talked about, version 4 though, had to poke around a bit it get it. now How the HEll? do you Use it !?!? its soo confuseing and how did u get so much detail with your pictures?
~ProphetX:iconProphetX: Oct 22, 2003, 11:42:25 PM
Best way to learn it would be to find some online tutorials at like Renderosity or maybe even Curious Labs.

Couple of things to keep in mind:

1) always know what you're using and how it works. Example: If you're trying to use clothing or props for Victoria 1 or 2 (they are excellent female models from Daz3d) make sure you match it up with Victoria the model. If you don't you'll have to work at making your items fit.

2) To "conform" clothing or certain items to your character, click on "Figure" and then "Conform" and poof! If it was designed for that model, chances are it's going to work perfectly.

3)When rendering, always use a decent setting that wont kill your PC. Click on Render, then to Render options, then select what you want. I usually render in a new window at 800 by 800 and at least 85 pixels per inch resolution. And don't forget to use the Anti Alias option too.

4)If body parts are poking out of your clothing (or don't seem to look right) try and make certain bodyparts disappear. Click on the offending body part (legs, depending on the pose and clothes style, are usually the first to poke out and look tacky) go to "object" onm the tool bar and then go to "options" and unclick the option that says "visable" and taa daa!
~crapmonster:iconcrapmonster: Nov 8, 2003, 5:13:38 PM
thanks for the fav, glad you like!!
~ProphetX:iconProphetX: Nov 8, 2003, 5:56:36 PM
Welcome! Actually I love it so it's all good :)
~ychi4100:iconychi4100: Nov 19, 2003, 2:48:39 AM
Thanks a lot for the +fav :hug: you're so kind :blowkiss:

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~jennifurbs:iconjennifurbs: Nov 28, 2003, 1:50:39 PM
thank you for commenting on you better work. i'm not sure who was the first to view this picture though. it's the 3rd time i've posted it!