I've been playing around with a technique for image based lighting. Unfortunately, there are not to many options in the material editor, but I came up with this.
The render is in the object mode (Scanline render, AA Filter:3x3). The materials are set to ambient:1 and diffuse:0, to not receive any of external lights.
I've used the Env.Map for the lighting.
If you guys have another technique for achiving this, please share 

Thanks, cooldude!

Cool! I never gave up Anim8or, it's a very powerfull tool, also use it at my job. Here are some still images from one of my latest projects.
I've modeled and animated the alien in ani8or, and I've used AE cs5.5 for compositing.

I used anim8or like that for a long time, since at my job I sometimes need to render multiple files in the same time . Good to mention this on here.

Yes, I know WaterMusic. That's true. But sometimes ...

I hope is a super hunch, because most of us really need it !

Xvid works great, files aren't large, great quality and compatible with most editing programs.

Fortunately, I solved the both problems.
I was aslo able to load 10,000*10,000 texture maps.
That's great!

Thanks guys. I found a solution. I loaded the wireframemap texture, save the project, and I continued to make the texture. When was done, the project loaded the finished texture. Yea, it's easier, less stress if the texture is alreay in the project, and modify it on the way.
I have discovered another ..."problem", if I can call it this way. I have another project, with a 3d environment. On my laptop, the texture looks pixelate, but on the desktop computer, it look perfect. The reason could be the laptop configuration ?

Hi, friends.
I have a question. Do you know what is the largest image anim8or would load as a texture. Almost everytime I try to load a 6800*6800 texture, anim8or crashes. This img is too big? The problem is I need huge textures for this new project. It seems it crashes 4/5 times.

Thanks.

Vegas works perfect for me.

I made a retexturing test, but nothing changes. It could be a bug in anim8or and only when Steve updates the program that could be fixed, that's what I think. When you have deep bumps and animate this problem appears.   
But I still hope someone have a solution.

I use anim8or for many years, for my personal projects anf for my job. It is gold.
Since I'm able to create everything I need with it, I don't need other softwares  

No, Mills. I used only one mesh, but the bumpmaps set at 99%, for high bumps, and whhen animate , it gets this result.
Usualy, I set the bumpmap at a lower value, but now I need a high value.
Can this problem be solved?

Yes, you're right. Unfortunately, you can not attach one single mesh to the skeletton. I made a few animations, but my character was a robot, so this solved the problem. I attached each member separatly. When it comes to one single mesh, it is a problem.
Maybe NickE can help with this problem.