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Have you read through all of the AMUCFS thread? There is an incredible amount of info there.

Fore example, look at page 4 within the AMUCFS thread.

Bagginsbill, I know I skimmed through that thread (which is how I found your incredible gift) and I now remember seeing those pictures.  I have pulled the script that nruddock made and will give that a try.  Thanks for the pointer.  I need to go back and read through the thread more closely this time.

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Hairy enough? LOL?!?

Yes and no.  Most of the Apollo images I've seen (and created) look like he's been dipped in Nair (to quote a comment from someone in the referenced thread).  That's not really the look I'm after.  I want him to look more like me (I know, it's a God complex).  When I look in a mirror, I've got hair everywhere except the top of my head, the palms of my hands (don't even think of going there), and the soles of my feet.  My problem is that I have not yet been able to make Photoshop create a realistic (to me) image map for this.  Does anyone know if jdredline has shared any of the image maps he did (or were those the ones Anton provided)?

Another sort of related AMUCFS question:  I will admit I have not yet tried writing any Python scripts for Poser yet, but I have read (ok, skimmed) the Poser Python documentation.  Is there a reason you did not use the SetStartupScript function to automatically set up the Parmatic environment every time the scene loads? 

Thanks.

Using Poser 6 (sorry, should have mentioned that in the original post - and I'm new here and can't figure out how to edit my original post).

I've been playing with the Body Hair Map, and it's been challenging (and slow) to update all of the nodes that reference the file (i.e. switching from abh02a.jpg to abh02b.jpg).  I've resorted to saving the pz3 and using a text editor to do the find/replace then reloading the pz3 (but that's also slow).

Thanks.