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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Dec 23 7:38 pm)
First question, which version of Poser are you using? A null figure is for fixing a problem in P4, I don't think it will help in later versions, as they do not suffer from the same problem.
Second question is are you injecting morphs into the dogs? Problems with the delta injection files is a likely cause of your troubles.
Attached Link: ERC (Enhanced Remote Control)
What does a null figure do actually?I think your questions on NULL figures are answered it the link above. Of particular relevance to your situation is the section "And then there was NONE."
Quote - not sure what a delta injection file is.
Delta injection (aka morph injection) is a way to load morphs into a figure by the application of a pose file. If your dogs come as stand alone characters, not requiring the application of any pose files to morph them, then delta injection is not relevant to your current problem.
Attached above is the text of a NULL figure I made (just this minute) for the P4 Dog. I hope it will solve your problem. Using NULL figures with a number of figures can be a bit complicated when you are not used to it, a small mistake can cause the process to breakdown, so follow the instructions from the "And then there was NONE." section of Rob's site exactly, and if it does not work the first time, try again, you may have made a slip.
It was necessary to add a ".TXT" extension to the NULL in order to post it here, remove the ".TXT" part of the extension when you save it to disk.
You may need to "prep" the dog's cr2 files, as explained on Rob's site, if they do not already use ":1".
Save it as DogNULL.cr2 in your figure library folder (.../Poser/Runtime/Libraries/Characters/Dog)
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Hi All.
I am trying to do a render with a bunch of dogs created by Lynn based on the P4 dog. I have had problems in the past including many derivatives from a single character. Seems of I have several of these derivatives in the same scene at some point they all start to look like the original. Not good!
A long time ago I remember reading about Null Figures. What is a Null Figure and how does one either make one, find one and/or use one? I need it for these dogs each a different breed but will need it in the future working on derivatives of other figures as needed.