Attached Link: http://www.arraich.com/Poser/ttexture1.htm

Hi, I posted an image in the Gallery yesterday which featured a texture technique that you can do in Photoshop in a reasonably short time. No painting required. A lot of intersest was shown in a tutorial on the method (thanks very much for responding so nicely!) so here is the tutorial. Please let me know if you find anything that doesn't work or which is unclear. This was written in a hurry so I'm sure there are bloopers in there somewhere. The technique can be done very quickly, but finding the right settings can be tricky. Let me know if you have any questions or need any help. Thanks very much. -Jay Arraich Tutorial is at http://www.arraich.com/Poser/ttexture1.htm

Jay, Im fairly new to poer so that will come in really handy since im fairly good with photoshop and have wandered how to improve skin for a while now :O) Thanks for taking time out to share that with us all :O) daz

Wow! The results looks amazing. You're clearly a Photoshop genious. Thanks you again for the tip. I'll be checking for the PDF version. visualkinetics

alrighty! I'll be trying this out tonight! Thanks :)

thanks a lot! I'm glad to see we have a new PShop Guru among us!

this is a serious PShop Site!

Thanks, everybody. I don't know about "guru" but I'll admit to being slightly obsessed with Photoshop. I didn't include any instructions on how to load your new textures. I assumed people would know more than I do about that - I'm new to Poser. With the P4, you need to make sure all your Render > Materials colors are white, black, black, white (across the top of the dialog box) except for Eye Whites which are white, white, black, white. For the Mil Woman and Vickie, I just load an existing Mat file and leave their colors, but replace the texture with mine. Thanks again.