I am currently experimenting using poser figures with my edge macro, to 
get edges and a cel-shading look. It works quite well without too much 
trouble (the meshes are heavy though, so I had to re-write the perl part 
of my macro to make calculations in a more efficient way). Here is the 
meeting of Aiko (free on Daz3d) with a Galapagos tortoise (free model of 
this week on daz3d !).

	Thibaut

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> I am currently experimenting using poser figures with my edge macro, to
> get edges and a cel-shading look. It works quite well without too much
> trouble (the meshes are heavy though, so I had to re-write the perl part
> of my macro to make calculations in a more efficient way). Here is the
> meeting of Aiko (free on Daz3d) with a Galapagos tortoise (free model of
> this week on daz3d !).
>

Cute!! Very well done!
(I have not yet tried the tortoise. Looks good)

Thomas

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> Cute!! Very well done!
> (I have not yet tried the tortoise. Looks good)
>

Thank you.

The tortoise model is nice, but a lot of the details is simply inside 
the uv maps.

Thibaut

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Thibaut Jonckheere <tua### [at] yahoofr> wrote:
> > Cute!! Very well done!
> > (I have not yet tried the tortoise. Looks good)
> >
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> Thank you.
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> The tortoise model is nice, but a lot of the details is simply inside
> the uv maps.
>
> Thibaut

That image looks pretty nice :)
Unnecessary tip: the tortoise's neck is a bit too thin I think...

My civ3-units - modelled and animated with pov-ray:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showpost.php?p=2036938&postcount=4

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