Whisper's Fetlocks, Mane, Tail, Horn and Beard are separate figures. Are you selecting them before applying the material? This error message is usually the case when there's a different figure selected so make sure you check your drop down menu to get the correct figure selected before applying the materials or poses.

You need to create a 'new' morph first. At the top of the Morph Tool you'll see "Select or Create Morph" - click on the arrow next to that and select New. You can name it or leave it as it is by default. It works like before after that.

I forgot to say that this happens when I'm working in Poser and have done other things first. If I start out with just this it works so I don't know if it could be a memory thing? If I start brushing it does not go back so that's why I said it's basically unusable. I always select new custom morph - I've changed the value from 1.000 to 0 to back to 1.000 and still have the same result. The dress is conformed but then it doesn't have any morphs other than the ones I copy from the figure.

What has me stumped is that this started occurring lately but I've been doing the same thing I've always done for years.

It does nothing when you use the style buttons because you still have it at document display. I showed you in the screenshots above that you need to change it to figure style or element style depending on what your hair is (figure or prop)

Since I've been using Poser for so long I prefer these shortcuts instead of the menu and sometimes I forget others are not as familiar with the UI. Whatever works for you :)

It looks like your display style is not set to Texture Shaded. If the hair is a figure choose Figure Style from the drop down of the display styles and if it's a .pp2 or .hr2 choose Element Style and set it to Texture Shaded. That should also make the transparency show up.

RIP Sean, so sorry to hear this . . .

Thank you, you've made some excellent face morphs for various figures and I was hoping you'd give the same treatment to this couple! Thank you for your generosity!

Also if the figures in your scene are set to subdivide in the Preview you can turn it down to 0 and only have it set for Render. Having subdivision show in Preview for populated scenes slow them down A LOT!

They're part of the transparency map so you can make your own designs or leave them plain! This is how they load:

I have to agree with DreaminGirl that the outcome depends on the model you're converting. That said, Crossdresser is easy to use for a quick conversion but also gives you many options should you like to have more control. Keep in mind that I've only converted from V4 to La Femme so my experience is limited but I've been satisfied with the results and in some cases even footwear, which is not supported, converted well. Here's an example where I converted 3D-Age's Dress Up II for V4. Crossdresser gives you the option of adding handles to skirts for better movement which is a plus.

The BOGO ended on July3 @23:59 (cdt). Do you remember what time you checked out and may I ask what time zone you're in?

I was just going to say something similar. There are many make-up tutorials on youtube that may also give you ideas. Your eyeshadow can have different hues blended together since it's not so common to just use one color. Also, I'd suggest to make two sets for the lips, one shiny and one matte.

I can't help you with the JCM's so I'll let someone else answer that but for Subdivision all you need to do is go to your Menu and make sure Poser Unimesh is ticked - Figure:Skinning Method:Poser Unimesh

Then in your figure's Body Properties you can set the subdivision level you'd like for both the Preview and Render. I tend to keep mine at 0 for Preview if I have a lot of figures so that it won't take up memory while setting up a scene and just subdivide during rendering.

Hope this helps! Cathy

Yes, the textures expansions will work as the UVs are the same :)

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