This might be completely ridiculous but I just wanted to share this with you guys, especially in light of Rendo's / Bondware's first step in the right direction. I'm sure others have done this before, but for a long time I've been changing Poser's Startup splash, because Smith Micro's splashes were so horrifically uninspiring. They're quite easy to edit btw, if you have photoshop. Here are the ones I use. Warning, some are a wee tad NSFW

I really hope Rendo takes this opportunity to change these things up too at some point (ok perhaps not NSFW lol ). Its a minor thing, but a nice splash makes the app look soooo much better.

Drat, I keep forgetting the nudity tag!

I like the third one (girl with her gun), but those last two might not get much use, since some folks work with poser in their office, or they have young kids at home. Not sure they'd go over too well.

I used to do that as well, I also do it in any game that uses Unreal engine since it's a simple bmp. But with those I would just use mspaint for my masterpieces.

I've used them. :D
I design them so that the text notice overlays and the picture don't interfere with each other, so it looks a bit empty by itself.

This is funny and a bit awkward, because my daughter is working with poser since she is 8 years old. She never asked a question or raised an eyebrow when it came to nude human figures...but she told me to delete all the weapons in the Runtime of her Poser Program, because they are "not nice". To be fair, there is a borderline whe did not cross when it comes to explicit actions that involves genitals, but children are full aware of the fact that mummy has different "things than daddy has . I have found that it is much more difficult to explain why the nude figures in poser did not look like daddy or mummy down there. Miss B posted at 3:23AM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362533

I like the third one (girl with her gun), but those last two might not get much use, since some folks work with poser in their office, or they have young kids at home. Not sure they'd go over too well.

Miss B posted at 1:54PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362533

I like the third one (girl with her gun), but those last two might not get much use, since some folks work with poser in their office, or they have young kids at home. Not sure they'd go over too well.

lol I wouldn't suspect so either, don't worry

blackbonner posted at 1:51PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362564

This is funny and a bit awkward, because my daughter is working with poser since she is 8 years old. She never asked a question or raised an eyebrow when it came to nude human figures...but she told me to delete all the weapons in the Runtime of her Poser Program, because they are "not nice". To be fair, there is a borderline whe did not cross when it comes to explicit actions that involves genitals, but children are full aware of the fact that mummy has different "things than daddy has . I have found that it is much more difficult to explain why the nude figures in poser did not look like daddy or mummy down there.

hehehe! its kinda like how the weapons and gun magazines in a book shop lie at eye-level where kids can see them, but porno and erotica lie on the top shelf. So killing and wounding is ok but procreation and fun is not? I've always found that very weird.

JohnDoe641 posted at 1:55PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362556

I used to do that as well, I also do it in any game that uses Unreal engine since it's a simple bmp. But with those I would just use mspaint for my masterpieces.

Nice one. Hey, do you develop in unreal?

seachnasaigh posted at 1:56PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362558

I've used them. :D
I design them so that the text notice overlays and the picture don't interfere with each other, so it looks a bit empty by itself.

That's a nice picture! Very elegant.

blackbonner posted at 1:11PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362564

This is funny and a bit awkward, because my daughter is working with poser since she is 8 years old. She never asked a question or raised an eyebrow when it came to nude human figures...but she told me to delete all the weapons in the Runtime of her Poser Program, because they are "not nice".

Your daughter is going places perhaps we should all learn from her!

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 1:27PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362694

blackbonner posted at 1:11PM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362564

This is funny and a bit awkward, because my daughter is working with poser since she is 8 years old. She never asked a question or raised an eyebrow when it came to nude human figures...but she told me to delete all the weapons in the Runtime of her Poser Program, because they are "not nice".

Your daughter is going places perhaps we should all learn from her!

Aw yeah! The kids. Nice to know we're in good hands. Well done!

I used to do that as well, I also do it in any game that uses Unreal engine since it's a simple bmp. But with those I would just use mspaint for my masterpieces.

Nice one. Hey, do you develop in unreal?

I did back with UE2 and 3. Nothing with UE4 though, and my feelings on Epic have changed greatly over the years.

Let's just say that being associated with Tencent is a major turn off for me.

erogenesis posted at 3:21PM Sat, 21 March 2020 - #4362498

...They're quite easy to edit btw...

I love the idea of being able to use one of my own renders for the splashscreen - so how do you do it ?

3dcheapskate posted at 9:03AM Sat, 21 March 2020 - #4384116

erogenesis posted at 3:21PM Sat, 21 March 2020 - #4362498

...They're quite easy to edit btw...

I love the idea of being able to use one of my own renders for the splashscreen - so how do you do it ?

Hi,

If you look in Poser's own Runtime, there will be a folder called ui - that's where all the interface graphics are kept. You want a file called 3000_credits_spalsh.psd - just back it up and open in any image software that handles PSDs and have your way with it.

Thanks,

(P.S. I also just found ken1171's brief step-by-step at DA which pre-empted my next question)

blackbonner posted at 9:40AM Sat, 21 March 2020 - #4362564

This is funny and a bit awkward, because my daughter is working with poser since she is 8 years old. She never asked a question or raised an eyebrow when it came to nude human figures...but she told me to delete all the weapons in the Runtime of her Poser Program, because they are "not nice". To be fair, there is a borderline whe did not cross when it comes to explicit actions that involves genitals, but children are full aware of the fact that mummy has different "things than daddy has . I have found that it is much more difficult to explain why the nude figures in poser did not look like daddy or mummy down there. Miss B posted at 3:23AM Thu, 19 September 2019 - #4362533

Never had a problem with guns, weapons, or nudity. Might be a product of my time I guess. Growing up, my favorite shows were westerns. The Lone Ranger, Bonanza, Gunsmokle, High Chaparral, etc. and I got cap guns for Christmas. I actually saw my first naked woman in Playboy. I was about 12. But yeah, I knew girls and boys were different.