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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 06 7:01 am)
Subject: Advice please! DH yard background issue
Can you use a different camera and post a render of what you are talking about? I am not in Poser, but I think the AUX camera will give you a distant view of your whole setup.
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This view allows you to see what is going on with the whole scene.
"It is good to see ourselves as
others see us. Try as we may, we are never
able to know ourselves fully as we
are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not
angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to
say." - Ghandi
Quote - But all my 'usual' backgrounds (Cyclorama, etc) are no good, because Dream Home Yard is located well away from the usual posing area. so far, in fact that its beyond the cyclorama..
You can select the "Body" of cyclorama and move it any where you want. You can use another perspective type camera to get orientation (aux or dolly, not front or right)
You can move the dream home too. You're weirding me out with this question.
Is it somehow mysterious - moving things in a posing program?
I'm not understanding the question.
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I love using the Dream House but its so large the default positions are way off centre. If you zero position a room and rotate it then the axis of rotation is a mile off.
I got around this by bringing in a simple figure at zero, parenting the room to the figure then move the room to zero. Hide the simple figure. If you rotate the simple figure then the room stays at zero.
You can save the room pose for future use (apply after parenting). If you need two or three rooms then parent them togther first before parenting the main room to the simple figure.
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I think the OP wants another background than Cyclorama? Something that covers the WHOLE background, which Cyclorama cannot do. So I would suggest to use BB's environmentsphere (see Bagginsbill signature for free stuff on his page) and put in a equirectangular image which you can find for free at Flicker and elsewhere. So you don't have to move anything in your scene.
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OK - so I want to put my two favourite nubile starlets out by the pool, frolicking, etc... But all my 'usual' backgrounds (Cyclorama, etc) are no good, because Dream Home Yard is located well away from the usual posing area. so far, in fact that its beyond the cyclorama.
How can I get a good background effect? Replacing the grey with a picture is all well and good, but its difficult to get one the right size and scale for realism.
Any Ideas?