Yikes, okay I know it seems like such a small step. But I finally taught myself how to make my own clothing textures and actually got them to work for me! I've been trying to learn to do this for a while now, so this really is a big step for me. This really isn't all that great, but it's a start! If you can't read her T shirt it says "I'm just pretending to be a Poser". :O) ---Essie

Heh, cool! I remember when I first figured out that you could alter the textures. And I did it all on my own, because I'd never been to any of the communities at that point. And of course, as we all know, the manual isn't exactly a model of clarity. Well done. mac

Very well done! ... and ........................ Congratulations! ;=]

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019

When I first got Poser 2, way back when, I didn't even know there were texture maps. I saw these weird looking layouts in the manual and couldn't figure out where they were in the program. I finally found them in there and I've tried to make a few textures. A few years ago, I gave away some very simplistic ones, but when I see the tremendously done things being sold at DAZ and elsewhere, I'm just blown away by the realistic looking textures people are doing. I've been playing with textures again recently, trying to see if I can come up with something. Melanie

By the way, your texture looks great! Melanie

I love the realistc look textures! To me the more realistic you can get a face to look the better you become at this 3d art world! Sounds silly really, but just how I feel. Funny how I'm going to college for 3d animations to someday work on movies like Pixars. I love pixars work and envy the people who work there.--Essie