Verra nice indeed.

Beautiful work, Barcode!  I wish I had skills at that level; I have a lot of TNG Star Trek stuff I need.  Or rather, the fan-made series I work with needs it . . .

Ah!  Thanks!

Quote - This isn't a Belly dancing outfit as such but i think it could be used as one...the veil is dynamic and everything else is conforming but the skirt can be used a cloth hybrid as it was in these images..........Steve

Very nice.  Which outfit is this?  Any links?

Thanks, everyone!  That allows me a simple fix for the "missing texture" complaints.

Thanks for the fast response!

Checking in the zip file, and using Windoze Search function, I have determined that I don't have the texture.  (We're talking Yamato's KnotshirtsNJ, which uses KnotshirtsNJTX.jpg texture everywhere, and MKunderNJ.jpg [the missing texture in the unconnected Color_texture node] in the Edgeline region.)

P3DO Explorer doesn't even report the missing texture, CR Pro and Poser 7 do.  (I've also noticed that Poser 7 doesn't report missing texture files for bump, displacement, or reflection maps.  It blithely pretends that they actually exist.  Or maybe it pretends that they were never called.  The end result appears to be about the same.  But I digress.)

So, the question is, can a node with no connections at all serve a useful purpose in the Materials Room, or must it be connected to be useful?  If the latter, I can get rid of this extra node, because it isn't connected and seemingly never was.  (Not that I would know where it's supposed to be connected if it IS required . . .)

I have a newbie question of my own:  I get reports that there are broken texture links in some of my files, but Poser 7 itself doesn't always report the missing textures. 

In a specific recent case where Poser 7 DID report the missing texture, when I opened the Material Room, I found that the missing texture is on a node labeled Color_Texture that has no connections.

Am I right in assuming that a node with no connections has no effect and can be safely deleted?

Thanks!  I appreciate it!