Attached Link: http://mine.site.ne.jp/dld/main.html

Someone please find ot how this artist did this. The artist is linked to Kozaboro's site. I hope the artist won't mind using his image to demonstrate his work. I would have ask if I could speak the language. Maybe Kozaboro would translate and provide a tutorial. If anyone figures this out, please share with the community. (If approved by the artist of course) Don't you think this is a major step forward?

I'd say it's probably just playing with the highlight colour and amount. The folds were probably done post with Photoshop or something. I could be wrong though. :)

Or a bump map.

Looks like part of the catsuit to me with a transmap and a bump map applied.

As far as I can tell from my experience..it is definately a bump map! :o)

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It's only the biker's shorts with a transmap and a bumpmap; if you go to the end of the page, you can find a link to a LZH file containing the maps.

It's only the biker's shorts with a transmap and a bumpmap; if you go to the end of the page, you can find a link to a LZH file containing the maps.

if you go to the END OF THE PAGE, you can find a link to a LZH file containing the maps. End of what Page ?? Yikes is it to hard to put a URL or something more specific in the reply, for this sort of query.

It's mine's transparency map and anti-reflection study. He used texture map for getting rid of relection on transparent part. Check the lzh file on the page. You can get all files that he used. http://mine.site.ne.jp/dld/main.html

Attached Link: http://mine.site.ne.jp/dld/main.html

How do you decode the LZH file?

Lzh is an archive standard actually rather better than .zip but which got left behind. The original utility is the DOS program lha.exe, but most archiving programs should support this format.

Try this to save time and effort http://mine.site.ne.jp/dld/poserpkg/sample_buruma.lzh

Attached Link: http://mine.site.ne.jp/dld/poserpkg/sample_buruma.lzh

Or even quicker

Attached Link: http://www.powerarchiver.com

Obviusly, the end of the page mentioned in the first post :-) I think authors don't like to see links in their pages posted in another place, so I prefer to index someone to the page where they can get the link itself. Sorry for this. As for lzh archives, you can go to www.powerarchiver.com and get a freeware program.

Thanks for the advice on linking Lucstef. I also appreciate the feed back on the apps. What a great forum!!!