... but only when started in the right way ;-)

(bookmarked) I'm interested in this,too.

Uh, them there web store functions well ;-) I did it!

You're welcome! blush

One addition, regarding contrast: I use color="8421504" within the said file posershell.xml under the eGradientBackground. This is a neutral grey which contrasts with most texts very well. Willy

Yes, I'd be interested in that tutorial! Willy

Ockham, as far as I see it, your subconscious mind was already pondering the usefulness of the newly found function for another awe inspiring python script! :-) Every few days you surprise us with new good and handy plugins for Poser - I'm awaiting your next hit anxiously. Keep up the good work! Willy

Thanx Wander, what a beautiful, simple idea! I like it very much! Well, I was "neugierig", too. ;-) Willy

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It's quite simple indeed: what you have done so far is assigning new UV-coordinates. What you have left to do is just assigning the background picture you've used as a material to your newly created group (in the material room in P5, for example). Voila! It works. Willy

Ouch! Well, sometimes I'm standing on the hose pipe ... ;-) Willy

This is P5, right? Maybe you have doublesided faces here. Just inject a little displacement mapping (0.001 or so). The render engine will like it better. Kind regards, Willy

Hey, I'm in! Willy

I'd look for the element style options. There are also the "fugure style" and " document style" options. There is a style which is named "silhouet" which gives exactly the black stuff you've shown here. Willy PS: you should use "texture shaded" instead.

I'm in! Regards Dr. Geep, Willy