If the manual were that great, we wouldn't need a Dr Geep, now, would we? :biggrin:

Sorry, that manual needs to be redone. I've attempted it several times, both as a -let's-just-read-this-cover-to-cover- and even with noDoze fell off my chair, and then, as reference material which led me from pillar to post and ended with the statement "such-and-such can be done in Poser 7".

Yep, sure. HOW????

And then, all that semi-information, like all the stuff about the material room. Maybe I should intuitively understand the significance of:

The P node defines a point in space. It has the following attributes:
•     X: The X attribute is the point’s X location.
•     Y: The Y attribute is the point’s Y location.
•     Z: The Z attribute is the point’s Z location.

'K, but what does it DO?? What the heck does one use this for? I want examples. That would be helpful, even critical.

Back when I went to uni, one of my professors told his incredulous class: "In this course you will unlearn everything you were ever taught in school up to this point."
Well, he didn't really, but the dimension he added made it seem like he did. That dimension was called: historical significance. IOW, there was a point to all those events in history and when they happened and what else was going on at the time, etc.

Same sort of principle could apply here.
This is a P node. And this is how you use it in a sentence.

Describing a P node or a Noise node is a good start, but how to use it appropriately and what it works with and what you should avoid and ... and ... and ... am I the only one wondering why this stuff wasn't all documented by those who developed it? Who the heck else could/would/should write it?

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