Having ensured that EZMat is working in your copy of Poser, copy the ez_EZMatTemplate.py file to one of your plugin folders and rename it to ez_Porcelain.py

This is the file we shall be editing for the rest of the tutorial.

Check that you can see the plugin (Called 'Test') in your list of available plugins.

Now, from within the Poser Material Room, select a material of any object in your Poser scene. Any one will do. Apply the Porcelain.mt5 file to the selected material, so that you can see Bagginsbill's shader on it.

You should be able to see the shader showing a couple of differences to the screenshot that BB provided:

• The nodes are laid out slightly differently
• The image map node has en replaced with a placeholder, with the image map currently undefined. This is because we need to make the shader generic, so that it works on all materials.

Using the default settings in EZMat's Shader Helper, use the 'Align Nodes' button to make it all look a little tidier (being sure to have the appropriate material selected in EZMat).

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