Warm greetings

This is my first message on the forum after joining. Thank you kindly for this lovely website, it's amazing to re-discover the original Poser figure development!

I was looking for Posette characters at Renderosity's website & came across "AnyWoman V2 for Posette" by Imago3D (https://www.Renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/contributor/imago3d)

After downloading & extracting, I see at the bottom of the ReadMe file it says "Also now out!!! The AnyMan for Poser Dork!!!" I returned to Renderosity to search for AnyMan but there doesn't appear to be one.   I tried ShareCG, Miraheze & Wayback Machine but no success in locating thus far.

Does anyone perhaps know where one might locate AnyMan for Poser Dork please?

  Thank you kindly for your assistance & God bless.

Hi rico and welcome.
I remember AnyWoman and AnyMan by Imago3D and I'm sure they had been available via ShareCG.
You said you looked there already and didn't find it.
Imago3D has moved to DeviantArt at some point. Maybe you could contact him/her there...

BTW, I found you registered several times already. To avoid confusion, I'd like to deleted the unused accounts.
I found "rico", "rensrico", and "Roderricco". Please tell me here or via PM the one you like to keep.

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Welcome!

It's good to see there is still demand for Dork.

Sorry I'm no use for your request though.

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I've found that to do well with any figure you really need to have a passion for that figure,

...and I hope you develop that passion for yours.

Thank you kindly!

I think unless one needs advances such as weight-mapping, other figures still do well. They have their limitations but imagination has often helped us to overcome challenges.

Their is still use for Dork; I wish he had more characters. I got Nea & Zenon; they look good, & have lower overhead than more modern figures, making it easier to use on this little laptop.

Remarkably, Ray Dreams Studio 5, Poser 3 & 4 Pro are still running on this Windows 10 64-bit system, which is a salute to the programmers' skills; they ran smoother on Windows 7 64-bit though.

I couldn't get my old Vue d'Esprit 3 running here, but have bryce & some tutorials on it from DAZ3D.

I decided to venture from interested enthusiast to more active content producer (models & animations), so am beginning to learn things thoroughly, from the beginning with the older tools, until I'm more skilled in Poser 11 & Carrara.

God bless.