I think bagginsbill's mask/shader is the ideal way to add the correct gloss (and different colors) to a stocking. I havent had a much of a chance to explore his explanations (especially difficult for someone who has never worked with nodes), but I will. But the stockings will still need special bits, like the heel treatments, the seam, welts, wrinkles, which have to be created separately. I think that is what thewebflea is doing, and I am eager to see his results. And vilters' painted-on corsetry: wow. I saw them earlier, and hope I can make something that looks so good. I just havent had time...

I think it's exciting the way people here explore and create. Most of you have an expertise far beyond mine in all these technical matters. I especially want to learn about nodes and the material room--I can see, from bagginsbill's and vilters' examples, how powerful a tool they are. A step at a time.....

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