Spit opened this issue on Feb 14, 2003 ยท 27 posts
Djeser posted Mon, 17 February 2003 at 10:31 AM
I've used Poser and Vue together for a while, and find the imports of pz3 to be great. But you do have to nudge some material settings; the bumps. Vue reads Poser bump maps, but they usually end up with a value that's way-low. For example, a -0.08. On my latest dragon pic in the Poser gallery, I turned the bump up on the different dragon materials to about 1.0 or so. Really makes a difference. You can also mess around with the highlights in the material editor. It's easy to access the separate materials (Vue reads the Poser material template section-by-section) by using the material summary button at the top. Then you can go in and edit what parts you need to.