http://www.sharecg.com/v/60787/View/11/Poser/The-Easy-shader3

Despite tan lines, it has also a very nice froth effect:

I guess that you are using an external hard drive already? Just copy the whole runtime onto the external drive and copy it back onto your new machine. In poser, add the library and your'e done.

Truform has musical instruments in a package here at rendo which includes a violin.

Looks really nice. Do you plan to add feed cables to the neon light and chains of lights?

Turn the figure around a 180 degrees. Now the camera from the front "looks" in the same direction as the figure. That's all.

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Translucence_Color: seems to affect how the hair looks between strands.

 

Translucence gives your hair a  strange self-luminous appearance. 

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The figure is in front of the mirror but with its back facing the mirror correct?

Exactly.

Maybe the figure is corretly lit in the reflection also.  The effect depends heavily on the global lighting situation. Put your camera in the place of the mirror and look if the backside of your figure is properly lit. If not, the mirror is not the problem.

Have a look at

http://www.snowsultan.com/3.html

There are seam guides for V4. This is only a start. 

The standard strand shader is outdated. Reflection Lite Mult has to be unchecked, Opaque in shadows must be checked.

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Ent terminology a wonderful thing? 

I wish this stuff would be more intuitive. If you follow the terminology of uvmapper, it distinguishes between the uv map and the texture map. To save a newly created uv map you have to resave the obj. file. The texture map would be used as a template to paint new textures and is a picture file. It's easy to confuse that.

Quote - I find the best place for UV maps is w/ the associated textures so I can find it if/ when I want to make a new texture (using the UV as a template). It doesn't have to be anywhere specific, but I find this is the most logical placement. 

Could it be that you confuse the uv map, which is embedded in the obj. file with the template, which is an image file?

Quote - Stupid question, I only use the uv map in adobe cs to make the texture image. Where do I put the uv map in the poser and daz software? I never thought about needing the uv map in the software also.

You don't have to put the uv map in poser or studio. You load your obj. file in uvmapper, create the uv map in that program and save the obj file under a different name. This new geometry has the uv map built in. The picture you get out of uv mapper is just a template. In poser you have to load the new geometry file. 

Quote - This is the orginal UV map I got. Is there something wrong with it?

Not necessarily, but in the last chapter of

http://www.uvmapper.com/tutorials/tutorial_classic_win.html

it states that you have to save your obj. file, preferably under a new name. Then the file will have the new uv information  in it. Perhaps you have skipped this step?

I save the material collection (extension: mc6) and open it in a text editor. There i exchange the word "mtlCollection" with "figure" and save the file with the extension pz2. Then i put it in the appropriate pose folder and am done. No need for a plugin.