Quote - > Quote - I'm justspitballing here, RK, but The way I worked it was to create my mat zones first. Then, you do the UVs. Once I finished the UVs I sent everything to Poser and applied my maps there. Now, that just the way I handled it. for Roxie's LBD.

I'm curious as to why you don't apply the maps in Blender.  Is there a reason or is it just your workflow?     

Several reasons.  I'm still not all that  good with texturing, let alone texturing in Blender. I don't always have the maps ready to texture in Blender. And I understand how Poser works better so it's just easier all around. And since Poser is the app I'm texturing for, I figure it's best to use Poser's runtime format, so it will know where to look for the textures. I probably could do it in Blender if I knew how, but I don't and I do know with Poser. So all in all, i guess you could say it's the workflow that works best for me until something better comes along.