Post your suggestions, no matter how inane

I would like to hear this one!

Organize your runtime

create new light sets

Bone that last figure I modeled

David: you still in Corbin?

no I live in Dallas now

Need to change the loc on your profile. LOL still says Corbin. I'm still there.

opps I forgot

LOL

Run it over with a jeep??

1. Learn Photoshop. (lifetime involvement)

2. (in case you learn all there is to know in Photoshop) Study rendering in Yafaray or VRay, then export your posed scenes to Blender. You can render using those engines in Blender. Just adjust your materials in Blender's material thingie, and yer laffin'...

Suddenly, we've got a new Vickie to bring into that temple...

While rendering with IDL render-setting ,you could do a global travel .

1: create morphs to base characters (with magnets or morph brush)

2: create expressions the same way

3: reduce the size of your saved characters and clothes (cleaning out morphtargets)

4: strip out unwanted morphs from hair props

5: reduce size of big textures

6: clean out/organize the runtimes

7: Create pretty thumbnails for all saved props and characters

8: Frankenstine various models (swap their heads)

 9: Create a new mainButtons.py with shortcuts to all your favourite python scripts

My non-render uses:

Create Dynamic Clothing;

Make some new Character faces;

Play around with magnet, wind, hair room.

Load 32 P4 or lower rez figures.  Load a 8x8 checkerboard texture onto a flat plane and play Poser Chess!

Learn Python.

Animate bouncing balls.

Invent new and descriptive phrases for describing what my last render actually looked like!

Study great art, look at amazing photgraphs.

Try to see how the composition, lighting, colour and texture work to make a compelling image.

And bring what you've discovered into the Preview room. Make your own magic.

Don't render and do something outside

Quote - help a friend create a new Poser figure.

She kind of looks like Beth Ostrosky-Stern

hmm read a book, lol just listen to the Audio Book

Quote - help a friend create a new Poser figure.

Looking good, Pat.

aaw patorak3d, that's great but she got no fingers, how's she supposed to pick her nose  :)

WtB, I play in the material room ,  I've given up on the cloth room, just don't know what I'm doing. outside poser i model in hex and argyle (for face morphs)

Three beers will fit in the Poser 7 box, and the DVD makes a dandy coaster...

Playing "what the heck is this?"... and "why did I ever save this crap?".... while going through old Poser stuff I burnt onto cds back in 2001. Oh, and the occasional "HOLEY COW, I didn't know I had this!!!.

Find out how real life looks?

Bopper.

Learn DAZ Studio

oh wait ..its things to do WITH Poser when you're not rendering ....

set up another scene with a nekkid vicky

Let grandchildren play with it, and let them create pretzel people...;)

put it in a garbage bag

uninstall it and find something else to do.

Learn to model and rig the stuff you want to buy but nobody makes (or makes the way you want it at least).

Search for something good to use discount coupon on......seems all

there is  lately  is Background after background or textures........yawn

samething we always do Pinky, try to take over the World.

Quote - 2. (in case you learn all there is to know in Photoshop) Study rendering in Yafaray or VRay, then export your posed scenes to Blender. You can render using those engines in Blender. Just adjust your materials in Blender's material thingie, and yer laffin'...

Suddenly, we've got a new Vickie to bring into that temple...

Me too :-D

Hi William,

Think this will be OK for the default figure?

Quote-"Looking good,Pat"

Hi Sam,

Thanks.  i sure could use your help on this,  though.

Quote-"aaw patorak3d,  that's great but she's got no fingers,  how's she supposed to pick her nose :)"

Hi Lully,

LOL!  do ya think she could get by with just wiping her nose on the sleeves of her shirt? :) 

BTW call me pat,  patorak is a derivative of the most ancient form of patrick...to formal if you ask me.

Anyhoo here's an update...first compatible uv map

Pic is too small, hard to tell here.

Hrm. Load as many hi res figures as you can before the program crashes? It certainly makes the computer's heat output higher, so I guess you could use Poser to keep the house warm in the winter... ;)