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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Sep 09 6:38 am)
www.runtimedna.com THere is a forum dedicated to poser 5 with lots of tutorials scattered throughout it, all of them dealing in Poser 5 specifically. And lots of cool stuff, too. Yes, you can bring in your postworked backgrounds, but you will need to apply them to a prop -- a figure -- of some sort. The simplest way is to use the props-primitives- single sided planes that are in Poser -- just scale them up to the right size. Welcome to a horrible club where your life -- nay, your very soul -- is sucked out of you and locked away in bits and bytes on a glowing screen. Damn but it's good, ain't it?
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Hi bangorgal I have a couple of tutorials on my site which might help :) www.posernode.co.uk/main.htm The site is still under construction, there are only tutorials under Material and Cloth. Hope you find it useful John.
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Hi Patty Victoria is a kind of add on figure to Poser, available from the Daz website http://www.daz3d.com/products/victoria.php She is a popular figure to use, and there is alot of content around for her. Judy is the adult female figure that comes with Poser 5. Personally I use Victoria more than most figures, though I have just got hold of Michael (also available from DAZ). Hope that helps :) John
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There are 3 different versions of victoria.
Victoria 1 and 2 are older versions their mapping and clothes work with each other.
Victoria 3 is a newer figure and the older victoria mapping and clothes do not work with victoria 3.
Victoria 1 and 2 maps work with judy and vice versa though they arent exactly the same they are near enough to work.
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I've been looking around the internet and i'm getting more confused by the minute. First..like i said in my beginning post, someone was nice enough to give me Poser 5. The only "model" i have is a male,Don I think,but don't quote me. What's the differene between a "character" and "poses" I've seen sites that have both and don't know they character and poses go "together" or are they different? I may have break down and buy a book,cuz i have so many questions, everyone would get tired of answering them..lol. thanks for all the help..you guys are great! patty
It's distinctly possible that you have a full copy of poser but don't know where to find the figures. I had a similar experience when I first got poser. Factory settings start you off with Don but you should have a full range of figures available. Click in Windows, then Libraries - this should bring up the libraries bar on the left. Click on Figures then double click on the Poser 5 folder. In there you should find all the people models you get with P5. Before you go buying books you should have a look at the poser help (click on Help, then Poser 5 Help) there is alot of useful stuff in there. John
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I just got Poser 5 and i'm about as lost as i can get. It's not an easy program to understand,but i would at least love to grasp the basics. Finding tutorials something to help me out is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Could someone point me in a direction about the basics... Another question..can background work that is/was done in paint shop or photoimpact be brought into poser? or is that just for "modeling" purposes? thanks in advance an i love all the work i see here patty