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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 30 5:12 am)
Vue is probably calculating the final size by the largest element in the import. So, in Poser bring in a cube from the Prop Types folder. Size it large enough for the plane to be inside it. When you export, export the cube also. So one export is V3 and the Cube, the other is the plane and the cube. So they should all come in at the right size in relation to each other. You can delete the cubes in Vue.
Those scale thingies in the parameter box on the right top side of vue did not help. I set the vickies to the same numbers but they weren't the same. Must have been referencing each object in it's own scale or something. However I love the cube idea. I think that's my answer. I can't wait to try it but I have to as I need to sleep and then work tomorrow. I'll let you know if that works. I think it will. Love esther
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I always rescale my imported object by hand... I dont use any fix values or scales - I normally try to compare figures with known objects (Doors, Windows, cars, and so on) to get a proper scaling... Normally even my own models dont fit together - I gotta rescale them to fit my own scenes...
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Here's the poser import issue I'm having... When I import a figure, it is exactly 100 times to small. BUT, if I scale it up (X, Y and Z all set to 100) it looks right in the wireframes. But when I render, it is 100 times to big. When I rescale to 1, it is in the correct place and correct scale. My work around has been blow up by 100, place, test render, hit escape, rescale to 1, render. It works, but what a pain.
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If I import a PZ3 scene into vue with a V3 in a plane then it comes in as a really little object. If I go back to poser, make theplane invisible and import the PZ3 again then the V3 is scaled very much bigger. that's even if I uncheck the preference in vue which says rescale and centre imported objects. Any ideas? I'd like the two V3s to be the same size so I can replace one with the other as the one in the plane always messes up her textures - see earlier thread. Love esther
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