JimX posted at 8:26 AM Wed, 7 June 2023 - #4467373

That makes some sense. The nodes I had found probably had to do with some much earlier version of Poser, before shader tress were introduced.

Yes, I remember the old way to do it.

Shaders really do have massive advantages, though. And once you've got it right, you can do it easily and quickly with Python.
Unlike much else in Poser, where there is more chaos than structure, the structure of materials, shader trees and shader nodes is logical and effective - so they are very easy to deal with in Python.

I'll go forward based on your suggestions.

Many thanks!

Good luck!

Don't be shy to ask if you get stuck somewhere. Sometimes a little external hint loosens thick knots :)

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