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Ok Robert, in the pose apply the aim at constraint first, then the group constraint with apply before action ON. This should export correctly.

You may want to try turning the pose on first, before modifying the mesh.

Did you try hitting the spacebar, to refresh the screen, to get the aim at contraints to readjust?

I assume the first image is the one you are trying to copy?

Sir Nigel was modeled by Jim Talbotski. I see you edited it.

Looks great Mark! Looking forward to the DVD.

Happy Birthday, Kat!!

Looks great, Mark! Love it!

Well, it been over 2 months since I sent Paul the set. Is this project ever going to get off the ground? There's all kinds of different ways to do the transition, I think you're worry too much about it.

You could try decaling your model or using a patch image for the fur, then you can lower the density of the hair material. Then add a second image to the decal container or patch image to drive the color of the hair.

Looks cool Jost! Did you notice the floating car to the right of the building?

Looks great! The only thing I see is his butt seems a bit too low.

The camera should be all set. You just need to set the render options to render from the camera. It's set up to render just like the bus stop to a folder (Render To File), in the project folder. All the participant needs to do is add their name to it. The project was already to be distributed.

I find that the RGB values in SSS are relative to the scale of the model. For example, this model is roughly 5 feet tall, but if it was 20 feet tall, these setting probably wouldn't work too well. I would go with the higher numbers.

I can't take credit for the modeling, just the modifications. This is the jungle queen model, modeled by Jim Talbot. I just pushed and pulled cps around til I got the look I wanted (magnet and mirror mode ON). SSS settings are 6,4,5 at 150.

Thanks guys. Well, wasn't happy with the hair. here's a new render. EDIT....I'm such an idiot, I forgot to turn ON SSS. I knew something didn't look right.

Thanks Steve. Here's another version.

Thanks everyone. It helps having photorealistic decals.

Nice! This is the project I've been wanting to get on board with. So if there's anything I can help with, let me know.

Looks great Mark! Though the roughness could be toned down abit.

Thanks Jody!

Trying to see what I can do in A:M.

Happy Birthday!!!

I wonder if that could be a feature request to add an option for it to render to alpha.

Won't the "Null Shader" do what he wants?