Click Here for a tutorial on the cloth room and using dynamic cloth. Sorry I have been absent for a while, Been kind of busy in my real life.

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Thank you Ace   ! Don't worry and welcome back   !

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Thanks Ace and welcome back!  

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Here we go!

Welcome back.  Thanks for the tutorial, been using the cloth room for almost a year, but I still need more help with it.

There is a new plug-in at Daz for DS called "Finder".  It builds an index of all runtime files and lets you search from withing DS. Very fast and saves a lot of searching for content.  Not a freebie, but definately worth looking at.

You have to be using fersion 1.2 to use this plug-in.

Thank you

if any props i use have bump maps (i use P6) they are normally plugged into the gradient bump - on which i move it to plug into the bump node... which makes them stand out much more. and if the props have extreme detail then for me thats the way to go...

Hi Belladona,

Welcome to PosetteForever

Thanks for sharing.  I find tips and techniques for both programs to be very useful!

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Too many projects, too little time.

Hello, and welcome to Posetteforever, Belladonna.

That is correct, if the bump map is left connected as a gradient bump map, it won't work, only a BUM file should be connected there.  For all others, in Poser 5 or Poser 6 they should be reconnected as a bump map, or depending on the situation as a displacement map instead.

You don't say.

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Yes, Posy, I do say.

I like the way you talk.

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Thank you.