Mike the Elder wrote:
> The last time that I broached the subject of adding human figures to my POV-Ray
> work, I became so frustrated that I just gave up and went back to working
> figure-free.
> 
Leroy's thought:
  Me to! So I went to making robots.

> Mike the Elder wrote:
> The short version of the question is this:
> Keeping in mind that I would like to be able to do as much as I can myself and
> avoid being stuck with having to purchase "improvements" figure by figure,
> texture by texture, hairdo by hairdo, etc., where should I invest my money and
> how much should I expect to spend?
> 
Leroy's thought:
  There is probably a formula that would solve that problem.
  It have would to have many variables TIME, Money, Software 
limitations,...etc


> am).  I really would like to support the freeware movement and its associated
> communities whenever feasible.
> 
Leroy's thought:
  As do I. If I can't get it free and I really,really,really want it I 
make it. Then if its half way desent I put it on my web page free to 
everyone.(http://leroywhetstone.s5.com/)

> Last time I checked, PoseRay was the way to go to convert figures for use in
> POV-Ray. Anything new to know about in this area?
> 
Leroy's thought:
As to rest of your comments, I don't have any opinion on any of that 
software, I don't use them. And right now I'm working of an animation 
that uses robots. While also writing software that will help with the 
keyframe animation.

Have Fun!!

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