pd - the same thing would work with applying a texture, you would just have to include the line to assign the texture... Using VAIRESH's example: { version { number 4.01 } prop dana hair fp { material s2 { KdColor 0.184314 0.184314 0.184314 1 textureMap ":Runtime:Textures:SubFolder:File.ext" } material s3 { KdColor 0.184314 0.184314 0.184314 1 textureMap ":Runtime:Textures:SubFolder:File.ext" } material s1 { KdColor 0.184314 0.184314 0.184314 1 textureMap ":Runtime:Textures:SubFolder:File.ext" } Where SubFolder is the path to the file, and File.ext is the file itself. With MAT poses you can leave out anything that doesn't need to be applied. For instance. If you want to ONLY change the color of the material, but not he texture, you could use a MAT just like VAIRESH's, but if you want to leave the color itself white (or whatever color it is to begin with) but you want to change the texture, you could leave out the "KdColor 0.184314 0.184314 0.184314 1" information.