Quote - I have another take on my teen characters for Dawn.  I will upload them to my gallery soon.

Anonedel, that teen character of yours is the best I've seen done with a poser figure. Do you have any tips on how to reproduce what you did to get Dawn to look like that.

HIYA,

Yea, I've been very involved with Dawn since her release.  I have BrunoD for Dawn in development and a bunch of clothing and working on some environment stuff right now. 

Nice to see ya.  I've mostly over at the Hivewire forums. 

DAZ just ignores Dawn and with good reason but if I need a Dawn fix then Hivewire is where I go to get all the new gossip and what not. 

Land mass you see is one of the 13 morphs I've made for my SphereEnviron I'm developing.  Mixing them up gives you endless posiblities.  I just don't know how I'm going to get all this over to the Poser users since I'm primarily a DAZ Studio and ZBrush user!

Richard

Not to derail the thread, but is it a problem of file format or some other difference? Not trying to be funny, I honestly don't know. I've used Studio maybe once since it came out and that was version 2 something.

Quote - Not to derail the thread, but is it a problem of file format or some other difference? Not trying to be funny, I honestly don't know. I've used Studio maybe once since it came out and that was version 2 something.

Well in the DS realm folks want native so that's .duf file format and Poser it would be either PP2 or CR2 depending on how the morphs are saved out.  I've exported once from DS using a script to create a PP2 and it's all fine for the most part BUT what happens is that if there is tiling that is ignored in the surfaces area of the PP2 file so all that's lost.  In the .duf files it's not, it loads up exactly how it's saved out. 

Tiling textures takes about 3 seconds to do in Poser, and will reload if saved in your preset (prop, figure, or anything that has materials) the way all settings in materials will.  I'm assuming, of course, that you're tiling the texture and not UV mapping to tile the way Stonemason and other resource conservationists do (maps take up much more resources than polys- they need to be uncompressed to be used).  Don't get me wrong, I hate having to recreate work in general, but it shouldn't be an actual problem. 

So if that is a difficulty for you, I can show you how to do it.  I tile textures in my hair materials all the time.

Forearms look a little thing but keep at it!

thing=thin. Typo.

Thanks Teyon i will try to remember the forearms  next time i sculpt

P.S. love your work big fan

Aw, now ya got me blushing. :) Looking forward to seeing more. Love looking at what people do with Poser.