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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Sep 19 4:00 pm)
I assume he's referring to a prop with a floor. If so, you can double-click the floor (or go to properties) and switch off it's visibility. Alternately, you can set it's material to 100% transparency in Surface Materials. I had this problem with the room pack I'm making, and partially solved it by making the walls 2-sided, so you can set the outer material of the walls, floor and ceiling to 100% transparency. That way, you can see into the room from any angle at all. mac
mac is correct... can not post an example, beause you end up with a completely black render. The only problem with making it transparent or invisible is the floor does not show up at all.... camera angle is such that the floor is still visible, camera is just below the floor! Have switched the camera angle completely, as no easy resolution appears to be in sight (no pun intended). Will post it to my gallery late tonite or tomorrow (it is a Father's Day gift for my dad and father-in-law.) thanks, e.d.
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I've run into this before... yes, I guess I am a fan of low camera angles. But is there anything to do about this other than ditching the floor of the prop? I can't think of anything... e.d.