I realize this has been asked likely dozens of time. I appreciate your patience.  I have some clothes that I want to modify:

• Add pinstriping to tunic/sweater (look at my avatar - the green lines)
• Change casuul pants into stirrup pants where the cuff can be hidden into a boot

If I wanted to export these into something like BLENDER or HEXAGON - would it be easier to change them there and then reimport them back into Poser?

Or, use the morphing tool in some way?

I can create the pinstrips on the shirt using a TEXTURE MAP but the lines aren't clean becuase of the mapping.  I think they just need to be separate areas that I can define / assign a MAT too.

Thoughts?  I have been googling around but am hopein for a short cut or SOMEONE who will do this for a FEE.

Thanks.

Windows 10 - Poser Pro 2012 - 64Bit - 24GB RAM - 4 x 3.40 GHZ processor

Cuffs could be hidden into pants using the morphing tool OR using Magnets.  Magnets would be the cleaner route.

To add pinstips, you could define new material groups or use a texture map or build striping type nodes in the material room.  Since you say the UVs aren't really great for pin-stripes, the last two options aren't going to be optimal.  You could re-work the UVs, if you are inclined to do so.

It seems that you'd be more keen on defining new materials directly on the obj, which you can do with a modeler you know well enough, UVMapper or Poser's Grouping Tool.  Optimally, you want to use something that can do loop selections or you'll be clicking polygons forever.

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