The last post to this thread was almost three years ago. RedDog9 seems to have gone completely off the radar. I don't have a copy of his work anymore - well, I might do, but it would be well buried in some obscure folder on a set-aside HDD - but am still interested in rendering Poser-posed figures in Blender.

Actually, my workflow has been: pose the figure in Poser, export base scene and figure to OBJ, then after import and scale in Blender, do all the refinements to the scene that Blender props gives capability to (such as grass and trees and smoke and - and - and ...) and then, put skin shaders on my figures, hair shaders on the hair and something for the clothing and then render:

The process of copying texture files into a folder for use in Blender is reasonably trivial in Poser - it's that CollectSceneInventory script (under Utilities). Exporting the posed figures to OBJ: also trivial.

Appending the shaders from another .blend and applying on the figure: tedious. Until now.

I'm in process of developing a script that - with a bit of work - will apply shaders as sophisticated as you like. I.e, we can build whatever shaders you desire in script, then apply them to the figure.

This dead-simple script applies dead-simple skin textures to a V4 figure... only skins, so far. If you have Pixeluna's figure Syri and an exported figure called 'V4', you're laffin'. Otherwise, just change the names of the image and figure files and the path. Import the figure, copy and paste this script into the text editor, and after you've made figure and image file name and path changes, click "Run Script':

# simpleSkinShader002.py
# 
# Copyright (c) 23-Oct-2015, Robyn Hahn. Heaps of borrowed code.
#
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bl_info = {
    "name": "Simple skin shader for Poser Figures",
    "author": "Robyn Hahn",
    "version": (0, 1, 2),
    "blender": (2, 76, 0),
    "location": "-= Not Even a Tool For Blender, Yet =-",
    "description": "Generates an idiot-simple Cycles shader for a Poser figure",
    "warning": "early development",
    "wiki_url": "http://0.0.0.1",
    "category": "Simple Material Script"}

import bpy
import os.path

# sets renderer to Cycles
if bpy.context.scene.render.engine == 'BLENDER_RENDER':
    bpy.context.scene.render.engine = 'CYCLES'


# make sure your figure is selected and nothing else
bpy.ops.object.select_all(action='DESELECT')

# First thing to change - change 'V4' to whatever you exported the OBJ as:
selObj = bpy.data.objects['V4']
selObj.select = True


# function generates node set (shader)
def buildShader(cImgClr, cImgBmp=None):
    selMats = selObj.active_material
    
    selMats.use_nodes = True
    treeNodes = selMats.node_tree
    nodeLinks = treeNodes.links
    
    # clears existing nodes, if any
    for n in treeNodes.nodes:
        treeNodes.nodes.remove(n)
        
    # create nodes: Texture Coordinate and Mapping
    shTcd = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeTexCoord')
    shMap = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeMapping')
    
    # create nodes: Image Texture
    sImgC = treeNodes.nodes.get('ShaderNodeTexImage')
    if sImgC is None:
        sImgC = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeTexImage')    
    sImgC.image = cImgClr
    
    # create nodes: Diffuse
    shDif = treeNodes.nodes.get('ShaderNodeBsdfDiffuse')
    if shDif is None:
        shDif = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeBsdfDiffuse')
    
    # create nodes: Glossy and Mix
    shGls = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeBsdfGlossy')
    shMix = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeMixShader')
    
    # create node: Material Output (sort-of like PoserSurface)
    shOut = treeNodes.nodes.get('ShaderNodeOutputMaterial')
    if shOut is None:
        shOut = treeNodes.nodes.new('ShaderNodeOutputMaterial')

    # Set node locations, roughly
    shTcd.location = -850, 300
    shMap.location = -600, 300
    sImgC.location = -200, 300
    shDif.location = 0, 400
    shGls.location = 0, 200
    shMix.location = 200, 300
    shOut.location = 400, 300

    # Link nodes
    nodeLinks.new(shTcd.outputs[2], shMap.inputs[0])
    nodeLinks.new(shMap.outputs[0], sImgC.inputs[0])
    nodeLinks.new(sImgC.outputs[0], shDif.inputs[0])
    nodeLinks.new(shDif.outputs[0], shMix.inputs[1])
    nodeLinks.new(shGls.outputs[0], shMix.inputs[2])
    nodeLinks.new(shMix.outputs[0], shOut.inputs[0])
    return selMats

bpy.context.object.active_material_index = 0

"""So far, this will set the skin shader for any skin materials"""
for i in range(27):
    bPasteTex = False 
    selObj.active_material_index = i
    
    # Next thing to change: this is a Linux path to my files. Change to suit ...
    path = '/home/robyn/Documents/Blender/Projects/AllTextures/AllSkin/textures/'
    matName = selObj.active_material.name
    matType = matName[0:1]
    if matType == '3':
    # Change to your Limbs file ...
        imgFile = 'Syri_Limbs.jpg'
        bPasteTex = True
    if matType == '2':
    # Change to your Torso file ...
        imgFile = 'Syri_Torso.jpg'
        bPasteTex = True
    if matType == '1':
    # Change to your Face file ...
        imgFile = 'Syri_Face.jpg'
        bPasteTex = True
    fullImg = path + imgFile
    img = bpy.data.images.load(filepath = fullImg)

    if bPasteTex:
        newMat = buildShader(img)

Monterey/Mint21.x/Win10 - Blender3.x - PP11.3(cm) - Musescore3.6.2

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