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Subject: Question about poser


MoonFlower ( ) posted Sun, 20 March 2005 at 4:53 AM · edited Wed, 27 November 2024 at 8:51 PM

Can i Group Character, props n clothes together so i can move it all at the same time within a scene?


ghelmer ( ) posted Sun, 20 March 2005 at 5:10 AM

Props attached to the character? If that's what you mean then yes... just conform the clothes to the charaacter with props and move, pose or whatever you like. As long as clothes are conformed and props are parented then they'll all move together... no need for the grouping tool. G

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MoonFlower ( ) posted Sun, 20 March 2005 at 9:57 AM

well thanx i kinda understand. :)


thefixer ( ) posted Sun, 20 March 2005 at 12:38 PM

If it's a standard prop, i.e. "NOT a smart one" then you'll need to parent it to the character, for example A gun would need to be "parented" to the hand [the hand would be the guns parent]. If it's a smart prop you wouldn't need to do this. Hope that hasn't confused you even more!!

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lmckenzie ( ) posted Sun, 20 March 2005 at 4:54 PM
  1. Select the prop wou want to move with the figure. 2. Position it where you want it to be. 3. With the prop selected, go to the Object menu and select, Properties.. Then Set Parent. A list of all the figures/props and their parts in the scene will appear. Scroll down and select the part like a hand that you want your prop to "stick" to. Click OK to exit the dialogs and your prop will now move with the figure. "Smart" props, when you load them, they will snap into place in the correct position. A shoe, for example would snap to the figure's foot when you load it and should move with the figure. If it doesn't use the above procedure to parent it to the foor. For clothing, when you bring it into the scene, with the clothing item selected, goto the figure menu, click Conform to... and folow the above procedure to select the figure for the clothing to move with. Some simple clothing items may actually be props, a hat for instance. In this case, the Conform to.. menu will not be available under the Figure menu. Use the prop parenting technique instead. This is all for Poser 4 by the way. I imagine it's pretty much the same for Poser 5.

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