Oh must have misunderstood. The hair I used in the top image is SAV's Marina Hair.

Hi Miss B!

The hair you're looking for is the Paradise Hair by 3Dream.

As for the La Femme character, it's one I dialed but then spawned a full body morph so I don't really know exactly which morphs I used in the process.

Ok, well thanks to jennblake problem solved! It seems I needed to have the figure's Skinning method set to unimesh!

Thank you Tim! I just tried it again today and it worked! I was able to log in to my Renderosity account and see all my purchases.

I see, so it does seem to be a Windows 7 issue. That's too bad, I was so looking forward to the new Python scripts for P12.

Great, can you please verify for me if you can log into your Renderosity account from your Poser 12 library?

I can log in the posersoftware.com account but not the renderosity.com account for some reason and have been told it's a Windows 7 issue.

Glad it all got sorted :) I tried adding a layer to jeans and it works great too!

Now that I'm home and have tested it I can say it works like it's supposed to. I'm on version 12.0.471 which I believe is the latest. Here's how I tested it:

1. Brought in default La Femme - in the material room selected her head and created a new layer. Assigned a color to it and applied a transparency map. Then I selected all nodes used and saved it as an .mt5.
2. Created a new file and brought in La Femme again but this time I applied the Anuli texture on her first. Then back in the material room I added a new layer and applied my .mt5 that I had previously saved. The only affected layer was the new one. When rendered I could see Anuli's texture below my layer so I'm sure it didn't save the material information from La Femme's default texture map or else it would have changed.

By the way there is no mc5. It's either .mt5 which is a single material or an .mc6 which saves everything as a material collection. Is this what you had checked when saving?

It may be saving both layers but once you create a second layer and apply it, it will only render on the second layer leaving your base layer intact . Unless of course the latest version of Poser has changed something as it's been a while since I've had to use it.

They should start back up in a few minutes!

I have this issue in P11 as well but not always. Sometimes if I reboot Poser it works so it is a remnant from the previous version.

@ghostship2 Actually I've been using the animation controls for years now to tweak morphed characters and even add variety to poses. See this for tweaking a morphed character from a very old product I had at RDNA.

When I want to make some subtle changes to a figure's morph/expression/pose but don't want to lose the one I already have I just go to another frame and adjust what I want. You can always add more frames even after you've finished a cloth simulation. Everything is saved in the .pz3 so for the final render I can choose which version I want.

Here are the tips for posing:

I usually apply the expressions on another frame like 20 or so and then go somewhere in between frames to get a subtler version. But I'm also going to try VedaDalsette's suggestion and export a combination of morphs, thanks for the idea!

Mixas' freebies are available on his Freestuff page. :)

I was finally able to get these files although not by downloading the zip. If anyone is still having trouble get the git utility https://git-scm.com/ and install it ( I believe I left everything at default) and then in the git command window type the following: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/microsoft/Microsoft-Rocketbox.git

It will clone it to your root directory and then you can move it anywhere you like. This is not a zip file so it's not compressed - it's 23+GB. The .fbx assets themselves are 10GB so if you don't need the rest just toss them out.

I think they came out pretty good when rendered with an .hdr and one light. I didn't do anything special in the material room except what the OP said in the first posting.