Hi Les.

The cover material has a node labeled PM:Rim Shadow and the default is .4.

You control the strength of the limbus shadow with that number. (I know it's two numbers, but this is how I have to make parameters in nodes - there is no simple number node. Poser doesn't let me invent new nodes. It only lets me use existing types of nodes and name them whatever I wnat. I have to use a Math:Add node to control the Rim Shadow. Just leave Value_2 at 0.)

Now on your other topic. I can't remember how I did it, but I'm certain I made a one-click solution for Antonia, without your injection magic.

I have to go do stuff, but I'll post how later.

You're thinking too limited about pose file versus prop file. Files can call other files, so that when you load a prop, it also loads a pose, a figure, a light, etc. Look it up.

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