I keep seeing references here-n-there to "tiling textures" on props and things in Poser. I'm assuming this means you have a small textures graphic of say, maybe 4 floor tiles. And then you apply it to a bigger object and it "tiles" across the object - as opposed to getting just 4 squares s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-d out across the entire object. Is there some setting in Poser that lets you do this? If so, am I blind and have just missed it?

No way that I know of to do it in Poser 4 standard. Don't know about PP. Laurie

Not within P4, but an object can be remapped for self-tiling with Steve Cox's UVMapper. Ohman and Steve outlined the procedure in this thread from June 2000.
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There are several tools to help you do this. Wappen makes one and Spanki has one in our Free stuff. Do a search under Spanki and you'll find it. You can fine tune it, as I remember, to 4x4 and other ratios. Works well on floors and walls too. Emily

Also in the market place is Dial-A-Tile by RoyG. Reallt versatile and easy to use. I use it for almost all my walls.

Cool! Thank you. I will check those out. I had seen Dial-a-Tile but wasn't sure if there was some setting in P4/PP to do it also and had just missed it.

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A tool like UV Mapper can tile objects, which can then be imported into Poser.

Dial-A-Tile works in Poser 4, ProPak, and Poser 5. It can tile up to 40 times across, It can tile asymmetrically, and it can flip textures, and it can do it inside Poser with a dial. It will only work on it's own flat surface though you can bring in more to form shapes.

The link above is for a thread about the Dial-A-Tile in the showcase forum if your interested. Or send me an IM if you have any questions on the Dial-A-Tile.

Thanks for the kind words ernyoka1 (TrekkieGrrrl)

Roy G