You're welcome,

Problems are always easier to solve the second time.....:biggrin:

Okay, chances are you missed a check box in the obj exporter.

1. Verify that the use material and create-library boxes are checked under Materials.

2. Click the Map-Export button.

3. Verify that use map path is checked and shows the correct path to the textures.

4. If you use one of the presets for export such as DAZ Studio click the button next to the preset window opening the preset parameter dialog.

5. Verify that the correct boxes are checked particularly those relating to the texture and that the map-path matches the texture location.

6. Exit the preset parameter dialog and export the model. The problem should be resolved if not shout back and I'll take another look.

You can of course apply the textures to the model in DAZ Studio then export the textured model from D|S, being sure to write maps, and overwrite the existing obj file as a temporary work-a-round.

Speaking of BlenderNewbies, their browser toolbar is a great way to keep up with Blender info plus they've added general animation tips & tricks RSS feeds along with a few other general CG related topics to supplement the Blender feeds. All in all it's a handy resource.

1. http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:Manual/Modelling/Meshes/Edge_and_Face_Tools

2. CTRL + "+" on NUMPAD to grow selection
       CTRL + "-" on NUMPAD to shrink selection

3. CTRL + UP Arrow to expand the view containing the the cursor

NUMPAD "." frames the current selection also has the benefit of letting you rotate the view around the current selection rather than the base coords, a temporary override and very handy.

Not being rude with the wiki link, just has additional pertinent info concerning selections that you might find useful.

HDRShop and Picturenaut are free HDRI image editors that also save to low dynamic range formats like jpeg.  Good if you want to create images for IBL in TIF format in addtion to jpegs.

HDRSHop is the easiest to use of the two, very similar to standard image editing programs.

Nice, had a sense of vertigo at first glance so the perspective is effective.

Indigo is pretty cool and Kerkythea is another good option for rendering if you haven't tried it yet.

Zbrush and XNormal are your friends when generating detail maps.

Xnormal is free and has always given me good results.

Crazybump is good for mapping also but has developed a healthy price tag since advancing beyond beta stage.

Blender can handle sculpting and mapping but many people find it difficult to use.

 x-posted w/ you JenX 

will comply with request

hope your recommendation to OP doesn't result in take down of models by Anders, fingers crossed (case in point, noticed many freebies from batlabs of late?)

Poser has a grouping tool?.....:huh:

Here I've been thinking all this time the term was just a euphemism for a remnant from Torquemada's toolkit.

Quote - ... Should have been available for download at no cost at the very beginning.

WTF

@OP

Would ya be complaining if you had downloaded it for free then it went on the market?

You did not spend "more" in Canadian dollars than you would have in US Dollars......you spent what it cost period.

Note: foreign exchange rates -  X  currency = Y US Dollars therefore Y US Dollars = **X ** currency

The ONLY time fluctuations in the exchange rate have any meaning outside of equivalency is if you play the currency exchange market, the rest is self inflicted noise and confusion.

You bought it, now it's free....stuff happens. Sometimes it works for you, sometimes it doesn't; be pragmatic about the situation...less stress.

Though if it was me I would demand a refund, credit for any future purchases I might possibly consider, terminate my internet service, and sell my computer...probably even have the power and water turned off also just for full measure.

Sure would show those pesky merchants but good for having the audacity to release something for free after it was up for sale previously.

No problem.

If I mentioned any Blender sequence you're not yet familiar with let me know and I'll walk you through it.

A bug report resulting in improved error handling might be nice but someone else will have to initiate it, I'm...err... "not on the DAZ LIST of shiny happy people. "

The original outfit I encountered the error in is an unreleased personal mesh that has already been corrected with no unaltered cr2 available...I "eliminate with extreme prejudice" any non-working files.

The Salome outfit should provide sufficient test grounds for error resolution as it's a trivial error.

The error can occur at any point in the morph deltas list; however, as the obj information has been loaded prior to the error, it's not a show stopper.

In my case it only affected texture loading, as seems to be occuring with the Salome (chest), any error in the affected morph function itself was unnoticeable. (Didn't look, as nothing was glaringly obvious.)

Testing the functioning of the corrupted morph as well as those that load after it for more complete information prior to initiating a bug tracking report would be reasonable.

Until the error handling routine is tweaked to handle corrupted morphs better, the method I outlined previously will correct the actual error in the cr2 that generates the error code.

It's a bit of an aggravation but only needs doing once as opposed to manually loading the texture every time the object is loaded.

Quote - @ LPA

Thanks for the ol' eagle eye but in the future, plse let me know of any errors B4 I post, ok?. :lol:

Tried that last week, you must have placed the memo in the circular file. :tt2:

Boudoir Secrets over at DAZ might fit your requirements.

roogna's V4 Lingerie - thong panties but contains a nice slip and bra

Midnight Lace outfit - thong panties, good shoes and gown

About all I could come up with at the moment.