Apologies if you already know this but I made an interesting discovery last night, while I was trying to finish off my Aladdin 2003 pic (now in my gallery page - shameless plug:)) I wanted to get Bowie's 1971 "Mullet" style, but couldn't find anything close enough. Yann hair is perfect for the spiky top, but there's no hair at the back for the long section. DAZ's Wonder Wedge was ideal for the back, but useless for the top... you get the idea. So, how about loading 2 hair styles at once? Ever tried it? Well, you can't, not with just one figure in the pic anyhow. But then again - with a little cheating - you can have 2 hairstyles at once! You have to save one out again as a prop (you can smart prop it to save time), then delete the original hair out of your scene. Load the prop version in, then the other hair figure you want to use and - et viola! - there they are.

Or....... load one, parent it to ground load second reparent first to figure's head Scarab<-you have to know these things when youre a king...

Now, that's pretty groovy, Scarab.

There's also a tutorial over at PoserStyle, I think it is, about how to rework 2 or more hair models into one using the grouping tools.

Aso...Acient poser Secret.

Thank you! :)

What I've done is to bring in the first hair to my primary character, then I bring in a low-res figure(even the stickman) and bring in the second hair for that character. Then I manually move the second hair object over to the primary character and parent it to his/her head. After that's done, you can delete the stickman. Two hair objects on one head! Melanie

Or you can always just copy your .hr2 files into a props directory and rename the extension to .pp2.

That's a great idea! Melanie

Yes, but if TWO African swallows carried a coconut on a piece of twine...... I guess that's why I'm not a King yet.... mac