Just checking if I got this all straight:

Changing the value of "A" changes the start height of each layer. So if my prop was 10 Poser units high, and I wanted 8 layers, my last layer would be 8.75.

Changing the value of "B" changes the height of the actual blend area. Decreasing this value narrows the band, increasing it broadens the band.

Changing the value of "C" changes the overall, or global, height of all the layers. Increasing this value moves all the layers down, and decreasing it moves all the layers up.

If I am using the same shader in Poser 5, I set the value of "D" to 100, and it will work fine.

Is this all correct? Any other features I haven't discovered?

What exactly is the function of the "Comp" node. I know it doesn't work without it, but what does the Comp node do in mathematical terms. (I don't read Greek, so I couldn't understand the explanation in the English Poser manual, lol)

This is seriously much better than I had hoped for. I will definitely give you a free copy of the final product. In fact, I'll give you ten free copies.

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