i downloaded the free pedestal from daz and installed it to poser but everytime i loaded to my scene there's no texture to it i tried the material room but the no picture for me to replace the materail. what can i do?

i wanted to look like the one on the right.

here's the tex.

No texture visible AFTER rendering ?

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You need to attach the correct texture to the pedestal. There are two installed with this object, and you find them in runtime:textures:DAZ:CharacterProps, called pedistal1.jpg and pedistal2.jpg. I think it's pedistal2.jpg you want but you can try the other if it doesn't work. In the material room, connect this texture to the Default material of the pedestal and it should be okay.

This is assuming you're using the square pedestal - there's also the long pedestal, I think pedistal1.jpg is for that one.

Steve

Moon, post a screenshot of your materials window. But it may be a copyright violation to repost a Daz texture here, even though it was a freebie.

Just in case Moonflower can't make it back ... looks lihe the texture above needs to be deleted.

I deleted the image, since it's the actual texture file. MorriganShadow Poser Coord.

Message edited on: 03/26/2005 17:29

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