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All, I have recently made a posting to the gallery, and have got a comment about the glowing nostrils. The problem is that I am already using Morphworld30's nostril no-glow prop. The character is M2, and I added the no-glow prop for M2. I also checked that the props were in the right place, ie up his nose. Furthermore, I checked that the visible box was checked in the properties. I also tried fixing it in postwork, but it was a disaster. Can anyone suggest why the no-glow prop isn't working for me here ? thanks, Andrew

I have noticed that when some face morphs are applied the NoGlow prop does NOT follow the nose, Poser will only affix it to the HEAD XYZ so when a morph moves the position of the nose then the NoGlow has to be moved manually to assure it is still aligned with the nose. Not sure if this is what is happening with your image but worth looking at. I usually switch to wire frame mode and move in REAL CLOSE and then adjust the NoGlow's X-Y-Z to assure it is still covering the nostril opening, also sometimes need to adjust it's size depending on the face/nose morph used. And then switch back to Texture and Smooth modes and get another view. It does work and works well for me but does need adjusting if the nose moves during morphing...

Igohigh, this is a very good point. I will test it when I get home (currently at work).

this is like picking your nose and watching in the mirror.

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Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together.
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Well its a good thing that there are no glows emanating from the backsides of Poser models ....

Ah, but have you posed one in that position, to make sure? I myself have not. And I think I will skip it. :-p