Quote - Hi.  is anyone rendering illustrations for kindle books?

please, could you recommend render dimension settings?

Thanks!

I do. Its not hard I do 300dpi and 3125x4167 Turns out quite well.

One thing to remember is they tend to go darker(kindles/ebooks) so you need pretty decent contrast.

I have had a few issues with that. Things blending into the shadows and you loose them in Ebook covers.

Quote - Hi is there any way to lengthen V4's neck on the Y axis??

not able to find such a morph thus far

 

 

Thanks

I know this one! scenefixer helped me with the problem! it allows you to unhide dials and then you can elongate her neck for a more swan like neck!

Quote - > Quote - I change the resolution  screen an the problem are the same

I missing something?

Change the font size used by EZMat. This will cause it to resize the controls too, so that everything can fit.

You can rezise the font by right clicking on the UI background and selecting the change font size option from the popup menu, or on the EZMat preferences tab.

I hate to ask...but the plug in folder? where does that go?

Quote - Found this graphic on the internet - thought I would share.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

we really need a "like" buttom here.....

Quote - http://www.daz3d.com/victoria-6

!! YAY

Until Sunday 29th~

o.0

I do not even use dazStudio but...just in case....

0.0 wha?

I am subscribed to this thread and it wasnt giving me updates :(

its released?

Quote - OK here's where I saw it....

Just Released: PoserPhysics 2012 – Physics Simulation & Ragdoll Dynamics for Poser 9 and Pro 2012Looks like an add on from Smith Micro.

Applied to individual characters should give the affect you want... at a price.

Thank you! I am looking at the page and it seems a good price for it too!

Quote - PoserPhysics is what you want, it's at Content Paradise.

Here's a link to a quickie 3 second anim of M4 going for a bit of a fling from a see saw that I did using PoserPhysics.

YAY! Thank you!

Quote - As for the fling... you need rag doll dynamics. I believe someone wrote a script to do that.

O.O there is a way to do this?????

Quote - Sammy Hagar-Heavy Metal

Heavy Metal Cover #268 April 2014

 

So what's the significance of Heavy Metal
& why is it so cool for Poser to be on the cover ?

Long before PC's & the Web & CGI App's if you wanted something other then censored rated G super hero's.
Starving Artist was a common saying.
It was a major effort to make cool Art & to find other cool Artist.
About all we had was Heavy Metal Magazine.
& if you made it to the cover of Heavy Metal ,then you made it.
To name a few Luis Royo ,Boris Vallejo.
So the empire of Art we have to day ,Heavy Metal played a major role in laying the foundation.

claps that is AWESOME!

Quote - > Quote - > Quote - So many poses in Poser cause the underlying figure to intersect itself. As soon as it does that, no symulation is going to work right in that area. Something as simple as having a character put its arms down to its sides will blow up the sym in the as soon as the upper arms intersect the figure's sides.

This is why the most common form of Dynamic clothing is the sleeveless dress.

yup. You get the arm going through the torso and it completely FUBAR's the symo.

Take your animation/symo frame by frame to check this before you run the actual symo. This way if you see am arm going through the body or legs tangling with each other before they get to final position, you can correct it before the headache of cloth going nuts or the program hanging up.

Then fix the pose. It's not that hard to do.

kind of what I said.....

Quote - So many poses in Poser cause the underlying figure to intersect itself. As soon as it does that, no symulation is going to work right in that area. Something as simple as having a character put its arms down to its sides will blow up the sym in the as soon as the upper arms intersect the figure's sides.

This is why the most common form of Dynamic clothing is the sleeveless dress.

yup. You get the arm going through the torso and it completely FUBAR's the symo.

Take your animation/symo frame by frame to check this before you run the actual symo. This way if you see am arm going through the body or legs tangling with each other before they get to final position, you can correct it before the headache of cloth going nuts or the program hanging up.

Quote - When Poser's cloth room starts working a LOT MORE like Marvelous Designer I might start using it.  Until then, I'll just whip together my own cloths in Marv, importing exporting to poser as needed for perfect results.

BINGO! if poser cloth symo was like MD, you would never get me out of poser.

one issues is how long it takes poser to run a symo.  Its agonizingly long >.<

But if you use MD, you can make it, drape it, export it and BAM in less time(sometimes) then it takes poser to go "drape cloth".

If poser was to have better dynamics I am sure more people would be using it.

I prefer dynamic.