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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Dec 23 7:38 pm)
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i think your best bet with this one would be make a set of morphs that effect the pieces. You could build it as a figure but because of how some of this model is put together you may end up with some odd bending effects. I'd suggest making a morph in a full position of how the object should look when at its max draw, and applying it to the model, and see how the dial effects it. Set the dial to go in .01 increments.
only other option is making it into a figure but his blower might give some funky results when trying to pivot, had some bad effects with a spotlight and its sidebars when pivoting doing it that way. most of the mechanics of this don't look like they'd rescale bad, maybe a tiny on the crank. limit settings could be set to stop the over/under effects on that behalf. hrm.. maybe two figures? one being the wood body, the second being the main mechanics?
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I think you are heading into the realms of Joint Controled Morphs and Joint Controled Joints. A Poser technique developed by rbtwhiz and Nerd. Not for the faint hearted but I'm sure you can use it to control your model in the way you intend.Best of luck :)
If you would like, I could work a little on it and send it back to you with the coordinates done, it is a fine model and I would hate to see you loose all that work....Sharen I would like to do this for you, I just don't like to see this all go by the wayside, I have a few days that will be quiet...
i think you'll need to create a morph to stretch the bellows (leather part) so you may as well add the bellow covers in that morph,...then make the whole thing a figure with the handle and chain both body parts, then you'd need to turn the handle, adjust the rotation of the chain (to make it vertical) and apply the morph to get one cycle of the device....if you rotate the handle more than 90 with a morph poser will just take a short cut from position 0 to 1 on the dial and deform the handle but if you could get away with a 45 degree turn you could do it all in one morph....Steve
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