I know this is a little late, but thanks for all the responses. I haven't the time to completely figure this out, however all your post have help pin-point the problem. I think the problem has to do with Maya adding a default set. Thanks

ScottA - Good advice. Yea, I have imported the model as a prop and everything is there.

So, I believe it is either a naming thing or Maya is adding an extra group that is taking the place of the UVs of the left forearm. The reason I think this is because when I load the original p4 man model into UVmapper there is 53 groups, but when I load the Maya modified p4 man there is 54 groups. The default group is at the top of the list. Also, it does not seem that there are any actual UVs for the default group. Is there a way to delete groups in UVmapper? I'm relatively new to UVmapper, of course I will be digging through the manuals soon.

Thank you very much.

Thanks for the quick responses.

ScottA - I checked in UVmapper and in Deep Exploration (a 3d model translator) and the name is the exact right name. In my tests, I hardly change any aspects of the model, except moving some vertices, so I don't have much of an opportunity to mess up the names ;)

I did find something interesting in UVmapper, though. There is an extra group called "default" in the modified Michael figure. It does not show up in Deep Exploration or Maya but does appear in UVmapper.

Vel - I checked the normals in Maya and everything is fine. However, I do not know how to flip normals in Poser, so maybe there is a problem once it is imported.

I was able to use a different method to export and import the modified Micheal that keeps the left forearm, but the morph targets and texture maps are messed up.

Thanks for the help, I'm still looking for the answer.