Wish I could help. I have the one for M3 and tried to use it a few times and gave up. Way too complicated.

Apply the texture of your choice to V3 before using HyperReal. When applying HyperReal, uncheck the "Use HyperReal Textures" at the bottom of the left column. Keep in mind that you won't be able to use any of the makeup options at the top of the right column if you uncheck the option.

The standard HyperReal V3 head texture doesn't have eyebrows.

Message edited on: 01/15/2006 18:23

As for changing the lipstick colors, you can either pick another texture just for the lips or change the color with the color dropper, I believe.

Ignore the white edges...I did something funky when I was trying to do my settings.

Message edited on: 01/15/2006 18:47

Oh, look, you have white edges too. Hmmm...I wonder what's causing that. :(

Regards

keith

None of the textures in my version have eyebrows, any of the poses either. If I'm rendering in Poser, I usually use an older version of RealSkinShader that I've modified to suit my personal tastes. I like that it has separate controls for small and large spots, also the extra control over diffuse and ambient incidence. One of these days I'll have to figure out how to get Skin Tone and Brightness in the old version.

"Oh, look, you have white edges too. Hmmm...I wonder what's causing that." I can't say for sure but it looks like there's a light behind the character that's too bright.

Apologies to bevans84...wherever the eyebrows came from in my render, I can't duplicate them now. I stand corrected. It seems a funny omission. I did do another render with different lights. No white outline. I think Jackson was correct. Thank you.

The 'white edges' may be from a blinn node connected to the Alternate Specular port on the PoserSurface root for those parts of the figure's body where the edges appear...in conjunction with the backlighting.

Eyebrows are transmaps. Nice when you've got a collection of them, too. Re post6

It looks like the transparency settings are at 1.0 but disconnected from theb transmap node. Deag that box to the right and see if it's the blue cords. If so, check the map (click on the eye) and make sure there are eyebrow markings at the top. A lot of characters come with eyelash transparency maps but not for the brows or pubes.