Hay gardin guy
sumbudy dun stold yer curtin thing a ma bobs ha ha
want sum help findin dem?

Quote - Hay gardin guy
sumbudy dun stold yer curtin thing a ma bobs ha ha
want sum help findin dem?

Nah. I just took 'em down (hid them) while I was putting up the wallpaper. Didn't want to get 'em messed up. I'll put them back soon enough.

Play with it ... it takes time to get it adjusted properly ... or ... ... maybe you just need to get it "close-enough.":biggrin: That's OK, too.  Remember, it's your room.

Practice makes perf .... , er, .... better, no?! :lol:

NOW, we can apply some really neat wallpaper ... Next ...

Pomey picked some pretty fancy wallpaper but ... :sad: ... There's a problem ...

Now ...

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make the whole room one .obj <---------------- Done !
Then: Ceiling <---------------- Done !
            Window <---------------- Done !
            Door <---------------- Done !
            Wallpaper <---------------- Done !
            Paint <------------------ NEXT
        

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Ok, that does it for wallpaper and now it's on to the Paintin' Place ... :lol:

Now what ???  ... :blink: ****************************************************** **make the whole room one .obj** **<---------------- Done !** Then: **Ceiling** **<---------------- Done !**             Window **<---------------- Done !**             Door **<---------------- Done !**             Wallpaper **<---------------- Done !**             Paint **<---------------- Done !**

????????? <------------------ NEXT
        

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I hope you had some fun and learned something new.
Remember ... Poser is not just for figures ... :biggrin:
... and ... Use DGS ... It works ... everytime it's tried. :lol:

See you next time ...

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

Now it's time to put the whole thread into the tutorialized thread links. I was lurking and following it along. Now I want to scrap what I've put together and start from page 1.

Don't worry... I am very good at following tutorials that are very precise and well written like this one.

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Now what ???  ... :blink:

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make the whole room one .obj <---------------- Done !
Then: Ceiling <---------------- Done !
            Window <---------------- Done !
            Door <---------------- Done !
            Wallpaper <---------------- Done !
            Paint <---------------- Done !

????????? <------------------ NEXT
        

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I hope you had some fun and learned something new.
Remember ... Poser is not just for figures ... :biggrin:
... and ... Use DGS ... It works ... everytime it's tried. :lol:

See you next time ...

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

Thanks a lot Doc. This was very useful to me. I have a much better understanding of the whole process now. I really appreciate it. Keep up the good work.
pdg

Quote - Now it's time to put the whole thread into the tutorialized thread links. I was lurking and following it along. Now I want to scrap what I've put together and start from page 1.

Don't worry... I am very good at following tutorials that are very precise and well written like this one.

Yep. I understand that. I have kept a copy of everything as I followed along. Both the Doc's images and my own work as it applies to the listed steps and have put the whole thing together in a nice neat package so that I can easily refer back to it if need be.
pdg

Attached Link: Dr Geep Studios

It's toasted, er, ..... posted. The uninterrupted tutorial at [**Dr Geep Studios.**](http://www.drgeep.com) Enjoy! Comments always welcome.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

Geep,

I started going through this tutorial last night, in an effort to really dig deep in to Poser and get some experience with functions I'm not yet familiar with, and I have a question.

The tutorial begins by having users load Poser's box primitive, re-scaling it to 80%, and then using the grouping tool to create a custom box prop from the re-sized primitive that's 100% scale. It then has users create a small wall with a hole in it using the new primitive. On page 17 of your site, one of your characters is pointing to a 6-poly box that you apparently use for all of your low-poly needs. That box is supposed to load right where the hole is, and will be used to create a window for the wall. Well, I must've missed a step somewhere between pp 6 and 17, because I don't remember being instructed to create a 6-poly box.

Would you elaborate on that, please?

Attached Link: Download the Lorez box prop zip file HERE

*(click image to view full size)*

Hi Nyghtfall,

Sorry 'bout that. :sad:

Please refer to the image above and note there are 2 options on my web site www.drgeep.com

You can :

Download a Poser ready prop (zip file) for the lorez box (aka 6 poly box)
= or =
View a tutorial to learn how to make your own lorez (6 poly) box prop using Poser.

Hope this helps and thanks for the inquiry.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

Quote - Hope this helps and thanks for the inquiry.

Yes, thank you.

:)

A few days ago, I set up a new 64-bit partition on my PC to be used exclusively for 3D modeling, and decided to start this project over.  Unfortunately, I've run into a snag, and need some help.

Using PNU for the Display Units, I've adjusted the GROUND scale to 150%.  But when I x-rotate the scale prop to verify the measurements, the space between the lines on the GROUND prop are way off.  This is what I'm getting:

i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww95/Nyghtfall/dgs.jpg

Dear Nyght,

It appears you are using the 1 Meter Scale Prop (metric)  ............... 1 foot = 30.48 centimeters
If you use the 9 Foot Scale Prop (<-link) ... you will see exactly 1 foot between the lines for the GROUND.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

D'oh!  So much for following directions...  :P

Thanks.

....... No prob ............ it happens to us all from time to time. :biggrin: