Well, after some brickwalls, I have a Japanese tansu with moving drawers, opening door, and rotating handles using SAMS3D's tutorial! The hardest part was naming the groups within the OBJ file so that both PhiBuilder and, especially, Poser were happy enough to include all of the geometry. After that was smooth sailing - especially after turning off Smooth Polygons. ;) Set up rotations and translations with dials and limits. The hardest part is getting the texturing to look nearly as good as in C4D and LW. This model has color, bump, specular, and reflection maps. The specular and reflection maps are really ruining the rendered image (rather than enhancing it). Needs lots of tweaking... Thank you so much SAMS3D for the tutorial. Very helpful and easy to follow!

C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot. C++ makes it harder, but when you do, you blow your whole leg off.

 -- Bjarne Stroustrup

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