Well I'm not too sure about combining the props making your scene less heavy for Poser, but I may be wrong on that (somebody check me please, and not too hard against the boards! )
I do know that if you import an obj and make a prop of it that Poser embeds the obj as code to your pp2 file, that makes the file somewhat heavy. It's better to have the pp2 file (prop file) call for the obj where ever it resides in the Runtime folder structure. But I'm looking at this as a developer and not too sure if the rendering side cares one way or another.

So basically I don't know one way or another but just wanted to try and help.

Missy Woot!

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Missy woot!

Hallo there Mr. BagginsBill (or anyone else for that matter),
I created some umbrella light props if you interested, just p.m. with your email and I'll send them over!

This looks very exciting!

I think the concept is kwel, looking at life through the lens of a camera...but overall it could have been condensed to a 3 minute reel and done just fine.

Outstanding work Phantom, really, really well done.

Then to be specific, yes I would like to learn how to create metallic shader/nodes. I've seen the thread by Baggins at RDNA for metal and though that shows a metal shader I unfortunately am not that thrilled with it's outcome (not to be taken personally Baggins). I would like to know how to incorporate a image map with nodes to create a metal surface, smooth, slightly rough and rough.
There must be a way to incorporate maps and nodes together???
Just my thoughts.
Missy woot!

I was referring to the face room because you are talking about instructional content for Poser.

But in regards to Photoshop, should would be nice if the material room nodes could be understood in a way that us PS users can grasp.

Good instructions that cover bringing a face pic onto a Poser model, something that doesn't look incrediably lame.

Great suggestions everyone!
When you say childrens clothes is there a particular figure you have in mind?
The oriental jewelry holds my interest.
I'm also hearing basic clothing.

Missy woot!