Ah, I see, That makes sense. I usually use dynamic hair only with human scullcaps, but with furry rodents and other animals I can see why you use a texture. I'm not sure the OP was referring to that. I've used a lot of dynamic hair, most made by Adorana, and I came to same conclusion that poser8 and poserpro2010 make look the hair very thin. I got better results by increasing the hair density of every hairgroup in the hair room. I also experienced that plugging a diffuse shader with a very dark haircolor in the ambient, next to a hair shader in the alternative diffuse shader, give very good results. The rendering of dynamic hair in poser8 and poserpro2010, in a combination with indirect lighting gives better and faster results than transmapped hair.

I only wish poser would have some tools to shape dynamic hair.

best regards,

Bopper.

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