Attached Link: Poser Urban Modelling

please join my yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poserurban/ i have been having a hard time finding other people modelling urban evironments in Poser and Bryce, so i started a group, to trade techniques, talk about which apps are better for modelling cities/buildings and adding the corresponding environmental effects, trading urban textures, signs and props, etc. p.s. i would also like to discuss the shortage of realistic 'sportswear' and urban clothes and creating them as figures for Poser

Joined as blackomne99 grins This is one of the things that has been "upcoming" on the project list (need characters and the city for them to run around in, not sure which to do first...)

does sci-fi (futuristic) urban count?

I hate going in through Yahoo ... I never get anywhere that way. If you want to raise issues on this forum, do so here. I have been using AFA's stuff widely in my urban sets.

Looks like just what I've been hoping to find! I've been collecting urban bits and pieces for months--they can be difficult to find, as I'm sure you know. I'm working on two 'flavors' of city: "Urban Noire/Near Future/ Cyberpunk" and "Futuristic/SciFi." (Everytime a modeler asks for requests, I beg for the kind of debris I see on city streets, but I guess 'litter' is pretty uninteresting to lucky folks who can model anything at all! I want my streets to look photo-real, and they won't without a bit of litter) I'd have joined your site already, but Yahoo is having problems with their 'word recognition' field in the membership application and I can't get through the process tonight..... I'll try again tomorrow. And thank you for posting here!

Huolong, who is AFA??

Well I'm building sets for my 'cybernoir' comic, so this sounds very interesting :)

AFA is Alverson Fantasy Art, or AFA prop department. I have several set construction kits. Most for free and useable in commercila renders. do a search for lalverson. or head out to www.n-link.com/~lalverosn/ and follow the downloads link on the side pane. you'll find; Urban kit 1 Far east 2 Sci-fi 1 LMC Carpathia kits. Have fun

lalverson makes good stuff! From looking at your page, I think I missed a few...

Sounds interesting. Count me in. Q

lalverson--thank you for the link! (note: the 'o' and the 's' above need to be switched if you are copy/pasteing)

I've been working on this revision of my original building kit for some time now, but progress is slow. Would this kind of building (basically Victorian factory style) be of interest? Cheers Ian

Ian, With doors and porches, you might be able to get a row of brownstone dwellings, too. Spiderman doesn't have to websling between curtainwalls - there are plenty of older buildings around - and it might provide the right milieu for 20s gangsters and their molls. This isn't really something which interests me, but I can see how usable these buildings would be in adding atmosphere to an image. Carolly

Lyrra yes futuristic counts

Attached Link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poserurban/

>Re: Urban/City Environments by Huolong on 7/1/02 22:39 > >I hate going in through Yahoo ... I never get anywhere >that way. If you want to raise issues on this forum, do so >here. > >I have been using AFA's stuff widely in my urban sets. yes AFA's stuff is a great example of what i would like to see more of actually i founded the club yesterday, had 2 members, then i went back today and i have 30 members! so join up, its moving already

Attached Link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poserurban/

cool! thanks for joining the group, yeah i use debris like pop (soda) cans and trash, you're right. it really adds to urban scenes

Attached Link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poserurban/

yes! and i love those models. here in Chicago there are a lot of old buildings, and i'm working on doing what you've done, and building a few sets for my online comic, since a few of the sets will be re-used over and over