Use something like the free uvmapper, and extract the template from the obj and save it at 4000x4000. Then the template will be right and textures made using that template will look the way you intend.

There are very few pictures of Jayne where she is not smiling, and very few side angle shots. Never realized that until you mentioned a morph for her.... Most of the pictures of her are of a small handful of angles and expressions.... But not all of them

I may have found enough to do a face morph...

I do not think Poser 11 has the ability to have the library external like the Pro versions could do.

Be aware that if the artist chose not to transfer it, or didn't transfer anything at all and just let things go when HW closed, there's no way for those items to be added to your account here.

Hi,

I state that I do not use DS.

I'm making add-ons (therefore .mc6 files) for a dynamic dress. This dynamic dress was made by the seller for both Poser and DS. My question is what can I add as a bonus for this add-on so that DS owners can also use it? Maybe preparing .pp2 files   ....?

Thanks for suggestions:)

If I don't have the product as well, it wouldn't be right for me to do so. I can point you to the script that can do it for you. It was meant for hair, but it also works on other things. Here's the link to the script. Unfortunately, it only works in Poser 12 and 13, due to the change in python versions between Poser 11 and 12. DUF Prop Converter for Poser 12 Poser Python Scripts Ken1171_Designs (renderosity.com) 

There are scripts in the marketplace to make such conversions a breeze and don't require having ds installed. 

I don't know about anyone else but the link for CyborgLuna gives an error about not having permission to view it.

And more importantly!

CONGRATS! To the winners.

Here is a suggestion for you. Find a set of DS shaders that have a similar glossy/silky effect to the poser materials. Hopefully they don't cost too much, and use those as your guideline to help you port them over.

A simple silky/glossy shader base that works well with most things uses this:

Base color with or without a texture map.

Glossy color again with or without a texture map, with glossy layer set to one.

Sometimes there's a bump or normal map but not always.

Then you can use metallic flakes if you'd like or not

And top coat, if you want, I have some shaders that use it, some that don't.

You really can't copy nodes from Poser to DS even using the shader mixer.

I would also suggest using the Iray Uber base shader and then using the metallic base shader I don't remember off hand what it's called.

Which poser materials are you wanting to use in DS?

Some are easier than others, though in any case some understanding of how materials are put together in DS would be required.

Yes, you can.

By any chance are you rendering in superfly instead of firefly? Go into render settings and select Firefly and see if you still have the problem, if you don't it means you're rendering in superfly and the materials aren't set up right for superfly.

Also, if you purchased items at HiveWire that weren't migrated over to Renderosity, you won't get those.

Not sure which bundle you're talking about, but... check the requirements. If it says La Femme Base, then it will work with what comes in Poser 13, if it only says La Femme Pro, then you will need to buy La Femme Pro.

Also check individual items in the bundle, as they will also tell you if you need anything special beyond the base La Femme.

La Femme, does not work in DS natively. You can use FBX to export her, and hopefully import her into DS, you can also save a posed La Femme and export her and the clothing/hair items as an obj and load those into DS but then you won't be able to change pose on her. You would then have to do the materials in DS by hand.

Welcome back!