Attached Link: Oblivion

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RsCKEVYyDI

Ok just sent it through let me know if you got it.
Thanks

Oh Man thanks for the boost. I defiantly will contact him first, before I get my head chopped off.

OK here the Legitimate Uses of Restricted Content:
So it looks good to go

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9.** The purpose of defining certain content as Restricted Content is to protect the SANCTUM ART'S investment, interests, and ownership of Restricted Content. It is not the SANCTUM ART's policy to unreasonably restrict or inhibit any third party's creative or commercial activities. The following are Legitimate Uses of Restricted Content:

• Creating morph targets based on the Restricted Content provided that any distribution of the morph targets will not include the original mesh connectivity information. This can be in the form of data utilized with morph moving utilities or in a .CR2 file that references the original geometry but does not include the complete mesh.
• Creating texture templates derived from the Restricted Content to create new maps for either Restricted or Allowed content.
• Creating tutorials, books, or other educational materials using images of Program interface for sale, distribution, public display, etc., provided they are intended to educate users as to use of the Program, or when used under the "fair use" guidelines of US copyright law. Any other use of images of the Program interface must be approved by the Company's prior written consent.
• Creating original content (props, hair, clothing, etc.) for Restricted Content for sale, distribution, public display, etc.
• Creating materials (shader trees) for use with either Restricted or Allowed Content.
• Creating characters or props based on Restricted Content in proprietary file formats, where the original (or modified) geometry, texture, or other Restricted Content Files are not distributed with said characters or props.
• Creating Poser Python scripts.

Yes painter gives you several more style and strokes. I agree

If you really want to use the sketch render on the hair you will have to do it in poser 4, render you image normally save the picture. Then clear the scene import it in as a background picture and use the sketch render and play with the background settings bit primitive but it works. Don't be too hard on the sketch render it's because people haven't sat down and got into the setting and understand what they do. It's not a point and click thing. After a week of playing with it I'm just starting to get some results it all depends on how hard you work at it.

Yes that a good pickup on the chunky aliasing I'll have to put that question the Olivier vent the creator of the ink shader it could be the light I'm using so have go back and try again. Thanks for the feedback guys
P.S the hatching is done with the sketch render

The incident light angle node can only be used within lighting calculations (that is, in the graph, mainly with specular highlights), as it gives different values for each light source. That's why when trying to connect other outputs to that node, Vue normally warns you about the connexion being not pertinent.

Ok this was the reply I got from e-on software. I'm just trying to turn it into english. Thanks for the replies

I’m at work at the moment so I’ll try some stuff  when I get home. I may have to plug the incident light angle node in the a maths node like Projection or Origin so the texture output node can read the co-ordinates. But the filter is a good idea for blending. angle of incidence is only good for edging and textures 90 deg towards the camera. When I get the answer I'll post it here

Thanks for the advice at least it heads me in the right direction I've got on to support to see what they come up with. The fresnel  node seems to be the answer I'm looking for. I'm actually try to create a toon shader that's why I wanted the 3 color output shadow, hatching and specula. This one thing Vue falls short on they have all these great nodes and no info on how to use them even Olivier vent is scratching his head.

Attached Link: http://excalibur.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1530612

I hope it all comes together, it would give daz studio the edge over poser. Thanks for the post

Have you tried the run as XP mode a lot of the time it got to do with the open GL drivers.

yes it was the guy who has the top two rated pictures at the moment.