I'm using Poser 5. What I did was as follows: Copy the .obj files from the runtime folder to another folder for safe keeping. 1. Open STOMP 2. File, Import Mesh/obj, Browse to the runtime folder that contains the geometry .obj files that I want to process. 3. File, Export the files back to that runtime geometry folder and use the SAME name as the ones already there... replacing them with the new processed .obj files. Then I open Poser. Load my figure, then add the clothing. The clothing is listed in the drop down menu as being there. But they aren't visible on the figure. If I go to the folder where I saved the original geometry files for safe keeping, and copy them back to the runtime geometry folder, then go into Poser and delete the invisible clothes and reapply them from the library again, the clothing is not only in the drop down menu, but also visible on the figure. It's wierd. I think I did everything as indicated. I export as "material" like in the instruction window above, and all the right boxes are checked according to that instruction screenshot above. But for some reason the clothing and shoes are invisible after running it through STOMP.

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