To load an image map, either select the path from the drop-down list or click the Browse button to open a standard Open dialog and select the image you wish to load. Clicking the Image Source attribute opens the Texture Manager dialog.

Image Source: Displays the currently loaded image.

Note, however, that high resolution textures consume a greater amount of system resources. Poser supports texture resolutions up to 8192 x 8192 pixels. However, if you want to use a map designed for the particular figure/prop, you must use an image that has been set up to work that way. The Image Map node allows you to specify an image to use as a map (texture, reflection, transparency, bump, displacement, etc.).

Noise_Type: The Noise_Type attribute allows you to select between the Original Perlin type and the Improved enhanced noise definitions.

When using a projection map method (see below), this is one of two attributes used to define the position of the upper left corner of the projection “screen” in grid units.

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