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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 21 1:30 pm)
Click on Michael. Then on the drop down at the bottom of the screen is an option called "Body". Select that. Then to the side in the morph panel, you'll see a number of different full body morphs. One of them is Muscular4. You also might want to trun up the Tone Morph too (for a chisled body effect). Also check out the tutorial section here for beginners. There are some good newbie tutorials to help you along your way. Hope this helps.
Oh my! heh heh!:) Not sure I should try this, but I think the P4 Mike is like an extra .cr2 that is proportioned to the male character that comes with Poser 4 (called the Poser 4 male). That way you can use the Poser 4 males clothing and so forth. I haven't paid much attention to it, but I don't believe it has the same morphs as the one called Michael 2. If you happened to purchase a texture map when you purchased Michael (these are also sold seperately), you will find another Michael in your DAZ People characters folder, called "Michael Map" :) At least that's the case in Poser 5.
Yep. Thats is. Mike 2 P4 is the Dork's body, Mike's head, and he takes Mike textures. The Dork's clothing fits him. It gets more confusing as you buy the various Mike variations: Boris, Musclebound Mike, Grim, Gorn, Mikey, Low Res, Werewolf... the list goes on and on, and each one is different. I've got a whole folder just for the variations on whole body morphs.
Freyfaxi, There is never stupid question... except unasked ones. For group or crowd scenes, it helps to have lower resolution characters in the background, and the basic Poser characters have so many more clothes and props available to them, so of which cover most of the body anyway. An armored knight, cloaked wizard, or lady in Victorian dress aren't going to be showing much except their faces... in these instances, use M2P4 and V2P4 to save rendering time and file size. Carolly
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well im trying to make a comic type guy well i forgot the name of this guy he dress blue but thats another story..but i need michael to look strong(muscle type) so i heard someone talk about a morph for this a muscular morph...how does this work? im pretty new so i dont know what he/she means..i need to buy this? or i can do it alone?...plz help