click in areas where we want the texture to be copied to modify , and then click "copy"

I've tried it (MatHelper) and it works, thank you very much Snarlygribbly

I tell you how it works if anyone wants to try it

1- We open our old friend V4

I understand your frustration. There are a lot of areas of Poser that could be made much easier. I think it's because of Posers age and the fact it's built on old code. Newer software tends to start with the current best practices and build from there.

I'd love to see the next version of Poser with zero new whiz bang features but an emphasis on stability and integration of many of the free and paid utilities that most of us couldn't live without.

Yes ,  it's true, you have a good point false1  , but beyond the "old code"  is like that for years from now the people of runtimedna  lost the motivation to continue to improve, last vercions , like you said , came with many features that most of us will not use them ever

The major improvements "useful" came from people outside runtimedna (colorcurvature, Snarlygribbly etc ...)

Perhaps it is time to give the management of the company in the hands of new people with new ideas and push more because the decrease in Poser users in these last years has been big and is a real shame

Quote - > Quote - I do not understand how would the steps , how I select and copy an area of material (not want anything change) and stick it in the other 5

Select the material from the drop down list (top right), then tick the material zones in the 'Copy Shader' list to which which you want to copy the shader. Press the Copy button.

Quote - is there any tutorial or guide to read how EZMat's work?

It is being worked on right now ...

Ok Snarlygribbly,  I will downloaded the EZMat and test what you tell me ,if it works well I promise do a mini tutorial to make this basic  action would save us, Poser user, so much time...

Thank you very much to all who have answered my question, are very helpful for me....

Quote - Netherwork's Matwriter panel on RuntimeDNA allows you copy settings from one material zone to multiple zones via copy/paste. And yes, this feature is sorely needed in Poser; it becomes obvious when you have to do more than 20 material files for a product.

Netherwork's Matwriter panel  cost 15 dollars for P2012  and 24 dollars for P2014, I not think paying a single dollar for a function that should be included Native in Poser (and quite expensive I came out the software for not including such a basic thing)

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Use EZMat's ShaderHelper

Ok let me see Snarlygribbly  ,this could be a solution.

I do not understand how would the steps , how I select and copy an area of material (not want anything change) and stick it in the other 5 

is there any tutorial or guide to read how EZMat's work?

Quote - Use the group tool. Assign skin head material to all the other polygons. They do not need to be in different groups.

I know the tool group dimly but do not use it often, I'll see how it works but honestly what I look for is something easier simple and direct copy, select multiple areas of materials and apply, do not understand how an application the size of Poser not you can make this simple and easy action

I made this material for : 2_Skinhead (attach).

ok  now :

how I do to stick it to 2_skinhead, 2_skintorso, 2_nipple 2_skintorso, 2skinhip? (in one step of course , non copy - paste 5 times)

Quote - Some users change the material zones when they do not need twenty copies of the same

I do not understand your answer bagginsbill  , but honestly I would like simple answers that do not involve advanced knowledge, perhaps some simple script that someone has written with this "Mega hiper BASIC" function 

spend $ 15 to do this??? and if you got poser  2014 ,  9 dollars more = 24 dollars for a function that existed in windows 3.1 ???

a thought loudly

if you join the V4 and M4 figures using a colorcurvature script and then join the new figure (V4 + M4 mix ) with kids4,¿ Would you have a figure that you can mixing the morph  of the 3 caracters?

Quote - > Quote - Get back to me when the g-things work natively in Poser.....

Actually, it's quite easy to get a native Genesis (1 or 2) for Poser, but you'll have to embrace DAZ Studio long enough to load Genesis up and save it back out as a cr2 file.   The other cool thing I discovered is that all DAZ scenes save as duf files, so DSON will load a complete DAZ scene into Poser.  The biggest advantage of this is morphing Genesis and then using DAZ Auto-fit for clothes.  Save it, load it into Poser.  No messing around trying to conform it or run weight-mapped stuff through the Fitting room.

I'm interested in this, I made a character in DAZ 4.5 and I want to take it to Poser pose it , light it and render there (P2012),

¿you could tell me where I get a guide to convert that Daz  character in Poser Native ?

Quote - Yes, so it is free now to everybody it seems. But before it was a targeted promotion.

come on ... ¿is so difficult  say?

"I did not know" not "what I thought was wrong"
 

"....Nobility is to accept the mistakes of others, and to recognize when we are wrong..."

All you need is Genesis 1 figure (and DSON Importer for Poser of course) because Freak 5 is  is a morph to that figure

2 - Who do you all think will be the last two teams?

Argentina - Brasil

1. Also, who do you all think has the best color uniforms?

honestly, are there any more beautiful than these colors?