I went to create images and now the two programs are rendering the same. I cannot account for what happened. I was not imagining things, and I have the cached renders in both programs to prove it, but for now, things seemed to have fixed themselves. I guess this was one of those issues where the solution is restart the machine and try again.

Thanks for all the replies on this topic.  I did a little experiment and hid the hair part of the curler prop mentioned above.  I then did some fiddling with the curlers to try to fit them properly around Victoria 4's head.  I only moved a couple of curlers, but it looks promising.  I can change the color of the hair around the curlers using Photoshop, so now all that is missing is the hairnet.  If no one has a hairnet, if anyone has a shower (or bathing) cap prop, I may be able to get that to work by fiddling with the texture.

Once again thanks for all the replies on this topic.

Jim Gantt

Quote - Here's a fairly simple one.  Properly sized and fitted to typical figure,
and the head-part is adjustable.   You may want to add a cloth texture to the
seat, and a wood tex to the armrests.......

Thanks.  That is exactly what I am looking for.

Jim Gantt

Quote - Yes to both, although uninstalling P5 after having installed P7 may cause Windows to lose the file associations for poser files.

I did that, and had to run the installer for P7 again because none of my pz3s were connected to Poser anymore and I couldn't get Windows to accept it as a program to open the files.

Thanks for the info.

Jim Gantt