I know its been asked billons of times but when I export as an object what do i do to have textures to go with it..I have checked and unchecked...Going crazy and Im out of beer..Want to import into Bryce5...Using Poser5..dont tell me to use DS...still learning Poser.. Thanks...Will work for beer

I have to copy the textures into the same folder as the .obj for it to work for me. I'm on a mac though so it might be a little different for you, but give it a try.

Its a real pain to do,you have to go into the Bryce material editor select each individual body part and apply the texture and trans maps for the hair. There`s a tutorial for it somewhere.

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Thanks for your answers...I guess I should have asked 'Where does Poser save the ".jpg"...They last question it ask when you select export as Obj is the box where you check certain objects...What do you check and do not check...I know it saves a .mtl file in the director in which you saved the obj but it doesn't seem to call for that...? Im running a system search now for the .jpg

Duh! well, slap my butt and call me Sally...I found it...And I must make the dumba** confession of the month...When I copy my files into the proper runtime folders, I usually "DELETE" the .jpg because I was thinking it was only showing me what the picture would look like... Thanks for you help...And remember, Rnlobo for Dumba** of the month award...:)

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Nickedshield...Beyond excellent...thank you for the great site tip...Already had Terrian Editor so I picked up Grouper and Babel...Tommorrow I study hard...Drinks for ya'll...Thanks

I know you said not to mention Daz Studio but it works wonders when going from poser to bryce not everything works but the things that get mangled you just do a poser to studio to byrce transfer but dont take it all the way into bryce, this makes one folder with all the jpeg maps you need in the folder where you are doing all the work. Then when you export from poser directly to an obj file and import into bryce you just point to one texture map which is in a folder for you and it finds the rest automatically since they are all in one folder - works great with dynamic cloth and complex conforming clothes - some work is still needed in byce with eyelashes but the rest usually comes through great. good luck

Yup, DS does manage to get a few things right. But if it's not being used for much except an interface between Poser and Bryce a 90 meg app is pretty heavy compaired to a 274k app.