For anyone reading this thread but didn't notice the type in the URL .... http://members.xoom.com/renapd77 And I agree .. great stuff there ;-) - RJ

Excellent work! And bless Travler for the MTs Consider my hand raised in vote of you uploading them. - RJ

Frederic, It downloaded and unzipped fine for me. Great job! Thanks! Question, is there an easy way to ditch her shoes and get her toes back? Again, very nice work. - RJ

Could be wrong but ... The bone texture looks like one from Chemical Studios http://www.chemicalstudios.com/ made for Bryce.

Hi, Just got Poser4 so I haven't tested it yet, BUT it seems to me that you should be able to apply the transparency map in Bryce manually (in the material editor) if it didn't come over automatically. Have the material for you figure use a picture to map the areas for transparency. Let us know how it turns out - RJ

If I read correctly in the Bryce3 and Poser3 manuals, bump maps are handled opposite of each other. In other words, where one (Poser) has the black areas of the bump map raised, the other (Bryce) reads white as raised. When importing to Bryce it should be easy to inverse the bump map or else just assign a negitive bump value. Remember that in the material editor, the far right box will tell you what your bump output will be. Haven't dug into the Bryce4 manual yet so I'm not sure if it handles the bump maps the same but I suspect it does. Hope that helps