...an additional clarification... I mentioned that this might not work at all, depending on how some particular version of Poser is programmed... what this techinque is doing is creating new polygons that are in the exact same place as the original ones. This is basically the situation you have with two-sided polygons (except that the face normals are pointing the same direction and with two-sided polygons, they face opposite directions). Since the new polygons are in the exact same 3D space as the old ones, they may or may not get rendered correctly, depending on what order the program renders them in (ie. what might work in Poser 4, might not work in Poser 5, but then again, it might ;).

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