If you use a program like UV Mapper in the freeware section, it will generate a bitmap image of the flattened mesh parts in your model. That's a template. You can paint directly on the bitmap and then in Poser, assign that painted bitmap to the model. Its a great way to avoid buying expensive model painting programs. What I just learned in playing around with this is that any model made can be opened in 3dExploration and saved in .obj format with uv mapping coordinates. Poser will then allow the texture map to be overlaid on it. I'll get a tut up this weekend.