"pz3 to cr2" check freestuff utilities here's the readme... PZ3toCR2 - Written by P. Mason aka Mr. X (mr1_x@hotmail.com) This is a freeware utility for use with Poser 4 models. It can be freely distributed but cannot be part of any package that is sold nor can it be sold individually nor can its access be obscured by any site that charges a fee to retrieve it. This utility takes a multi character made up of conforming clothes and a central figure saved as a poser pz3 scene file and converts that file to a cr2 file for loading as a character. Its actually quite simple. It loads up the pz3 file and removes blocks of data that are irrelevant to a cr2. It then saves that new file with a cr2 to extension. These are the following blocks currently being removed: MovieInfo all light blocks all camera blocks Prop GROUND Actor UNIVERSE doc block illustrationParams block renderDefaults block If anyone knows of any blocks or info that needs changing to make this conversion even better, please let me know and I'll try and put it in. One thing I'd like to figure out is what info I have to change or remove so the combined figure assumes the same pose as a figure you may replace in a scene. Right now the figure loads and ignores any poses. A minor annoyance but one that would be nice to remove. Problems: The only big problems I've had with this process is you may have to go back and re-conform the clothes when the figure loads. This happens somewhat rarely howver it is something to be aware of. How to use: The idea is you would create a figure in Poser, apply some conforming clothes like shoes, shirt, pants etc. Then save the figure as a PZ3. MAKE SURE THE FIGURE IS THE ONLY THING IN YOUR SCENE! This process will not work if you have a couch, windows... on and on... in the scene. The converter knows enough to strip out lights and cameras and such but not props unassigned to a figure. I may add that in the future ie any prop with UNIVERSE as its parent gets axed. If you do have an extra prop int he scene, it'll just get loaded again when you laod the figure. Anyway, after you are done saving, run pz3tocr2 and convert the figure to a cr2 file. The cr2 must go in a character folder in libraries or Poser won't see it to load it. Now you can load it and away you go. The only problem with this scheme is if you make any change at all to the figure like changing materials and such and you want to save that change, you must save the figure as a pz3 file then reconvert everytime you save. That's why I wrote this app to begin with so I could automate this process instead of opening Codewrite and trying to find all the blocks to pull out. Command line option: pz3tocr2 can also be run through a batch file or shortcut. Specify the path and file name for the pz3 file as the first parameter and the cr2 file as the second parameter (space or comma seperator). pz3tocr2 will then convert that file and exit without message boxes. This way you can batch a group of conversions. For example: pz3tocr2 c:poser4mycharacter.pz3 c:poser4runtimelibrariescharacternewfiguresmycharacter.cr2 or pz3tocr2 c:poser4mycharacter.pz3,c:poser4runtimelibrariescharacternewfiguresmycharacter.cr2 This will express convert the mycharacter.pz3 file and then exit.

render in normal mode,save pic.import pic as background or use as texture on one sided square.render background or one sided square using sketch designer.

ilike it. how did you get this efx?

link?

looks good.is that mike or dork?

now you just need a super hero outfit for the little rat ;)

do a search in freestuff for bath under the all section.there's a very detailed 3ds bath,total of 5 files i think by wbdz14

Attached Link: http://www.animotions.com/

Attached Link: http://davisworks.net/helmut

can VRML be converted to poser? if so,how?

come on Mosca! it's only over priced about 2000%,that's not that bad !?!?!?

that must be propack or p5,p4 doesn't import lwo the lithunwrap might be what i need.now where are those shade junkies hiding?

modeling looks great! i may be wrong but i think the grey area on these planes were polished aluminum.almost a chrome look,like what you have on the lip of the rear intake scoop.

nice job!

try playing with scale and face dials i think you could make him look younger