Quote - Well I am certainly LESS capable than you and I could probably bash out a renaming script if I wasn't so enthralled by MetaData Builder at the moment!

I tend to operate on the assumption that anyone I encounter is more capable than I am, until evidence suggests otherwise.  :lol:  I'm not particularly good at programming or scripting, really.  I've just thrown time at Python and experimented.  Which is what I've liked about Antonia, too, all along.  The openness of the project and the room for experimentation.  You can end up with results which surprise you, when you really dig and play around and try things lilke that.  :laugh:

Quote - A lot of the textures SteveJax mentioned I couldn't find. I remember reading about the Batgirl tex along the way but for me that seems like a lifetime ago and though he did mention the name of the creator (sorry but I don't remember even now) I did not find it or many of the others mentioned on the WIKI page or your page or any of the other sites hosting Antonia stuff. When I started to DL her I wanted to get everything and now not sure which is which.

The Batgirl character (not actually a texture set, unless you count the displacement mapping for the costume) is available on the Antonia Stuff page, linked in my sigline.  It's for Antonia 124, however.  I still have to update it for version 1.0.  Once I have, I guess I'll at least put up the link to my page at the Free Site, if one can do that, or find some way to make sure people can find things more easily.

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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking.  He apologizes for this.  He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.

Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below.  His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.