Hey there! Just bought this cool app. Kinda addictive right? Nice forum you've got here? I got a few questions... 1. I need to make the skin of the model interact with objects. Like a hand resting on a cheek will make the the cheek surface stretch or bend... I guess it's some physics?? Will Poser do that for me? Or do i need to use magnets? 2. If no what other apps can do that? (I've tried to clothify some objects but I can't get around the gravity pulling the faces down) 3. I see strange lines (where the objects meet) when when I bent legs or arms to it's limits. What's the easiest way around this? 4. Is there a way of importing a face from a scene to the face editor? Sorry if these questions are answered elsewhere! Would really apreciate some help! Thx Leth

try some modeling appl like max and make some morphs or with zbrush soft.. i think thats you want ... or some free software for modeling

Question no. 2 kinda solved (by reducing cloth density)

1. Magnets would be easiest. 2) Take your pick. Lightwave, 3DS, Rhino, Wings 3D, etc. 3) I'm not sure what you mean. If you take a figure to extremes, it will look odd. A lot of people do touch-ups in Photoshop. 4) I don't use the face room, sorry.

Poser doesn't have soft-body dynamics, although ockham has produced some interesting results with Python scripts.

What you ask for is somewhat advanced for those with bookoo experience in Poser and/or 3D apps. Strange lines on bending of limbs is ususally taken care of in postwork ... although moving the buttocks and collar helps reduce some of the problems with those joints ... problems with forearms and shins are a problem.

1. Magnets would be best. 2. I always try to stay in Poser, see Magnets, somtimes I use Anim8or ( a freeware) 3. Only one way : postwork in ....your choise 4. The faceroom only works on P5 heads. Greetings, Tony

Thx for the advice... Guess I must do it the hard way then! Leth