Tarison:In case this thread doesn't get locked, we should all try and bump it in 2009.Your wish is my command.

The next movie has been released:Super Halo Raider by LainyVoomThis movie was filmed in SecondLife and quite charmingly shows Lara Croft, Master Chief and Mario in the environment.

jazzx:It stays.Request denied.   Request denied?  What's the issue with not archiving a movie and making it available to other people when the creator has expressly asked you not to do so? I thought you were doing this as a service to a community.  It would be a shame if you did it at the cost of being a disservice to the creator

Sam: Thank you too, and all of you. Hope to see many of you still around. We'll have a page and a re-direct to lionhead.com, but that page will be a template we can't make that a special one for each one.   I do like the movies history page, and was pleasantly surprised to see that you decided to keep some ...

Sam:Ok my apologies, let me have a look and maybe clean it up a bit and put it back, under a new name! It is likely we'll loose the Your Movies forum then though...   I'd be fine with that, assuming we could talk about our releases and upcoming projects, etc. in the new version of Online Community. Of course, I don't speak for everyone, so

Sam: dulci:Where did all the posts from the Online Community go? They were moved to a temp offline forum, I don't think we need it anymore, do we?   It has some posts a lot of us still refer to.  We tried to keep some of our more interesting discussion in there, as Your Movies was usually just for advertising movies we had posted

Where did all the posts from the Online Community go?

ArtificialArtist: might scoop by too, name is Chester Gilks, in SL   It'll be like the old FSN chatroom!  Only with, like, a virtual me and you!

grickey:On a lighter note, the import/export scripts are getting closer and closer, thanks to stvndysn constantly kicking the living crap out of them at every opportunity!  I think that after the holidays we may be ready for a public release to all, oh, what... 18 or so of you ...? That part is news!  And I'm positive there's quite a ...

You dress extras the same way you dress your main characters.  Drag the extra onto the coat hanger and select an outfit for them. If you want it to be a consistent outfit throughout the entire movie, make sure you drag them from the side and not from the scene itself.