rjbourc, Thank you! That worked perfect.... You rock.

Yes, that is not a problem. However, there are no object parameters for teeth, gums, etc... in the properties configuration for making them invisible.

There seems to be no way of selecting the teeth in the Pose Screen.

I have not worked with B/W maps.

I attempted the above directions to render a wireframe model and all I am getting is a model (no wireframe) in a png format. Is there something else I can check? Thanks,

When I attempted to parent the hair to the head, the hair repositioned itself somewhere else on the stage. It changed position and went down by the feet. Strange....

What kind of format did you render to so that you could modify in Painter?

I have a challenge. I have managed to get (for the most part) what it is I am looking for in the way of a glass rendered figure. I might add with the help of all you who contributed to this thread. However... When I export or render to a png file the image is not right. It is solid and does not represent glass at all. I get a better export/render when there is an object (say a square with a design(sky)) behind the glass figure. However, when this is exported to a png (image) file the figure and the background object are one bitmap. I need the figure to stand alone. I am wanting to export the figure into Fireworks and later into a Flash movie. So it is important that it be the single figure. I hope this makes sense. Thanks,

I understand that. I probably asked that question wrong. I would like a figure out of glass. In thinking about that what would a human figure look like if they were glass? Would we be able to see the lips, eyes, etc...? As in a transparent outline? Just thinking through it...

Another question I have in attempting this. In setting up the nodes should all material (eyes, teeth, etc...) be the same? Thanks,

Fazzel, What were your settings for the sky? Thanks,

Ajax, Are you saying that Refraction, Reflection and Diffuse Values all/combined should equal 1.? Thanks,

Fazzel, Looking through your nodes above I was under the impression that the Reflection and Refraction values had to add up to one, combined. Thanks