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Thread: Julie Suit----Thank you, Thank you! | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Poser and Wacom! What a team! | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Yes, it's great for postwork. But don't try to use within Poser; a
mouse is still better for that :
Thread: Melpomene X | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Bum files to JPG, BMP, etc.. | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Actually I can do that with Paintshop Pro. It's the embossing that's the problem. But thanks anyway.
Thread: Sale at DAZ3d | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I think the discount doesn't apply to brokered items; someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thread: Lighting | Forum: Bryce
One important principle for lighting 3D scenes, and it took me a while to learn it: Wrong way - work out what light sources exist in the "real life" scene and build them in Bryce. Right way - work out how you want the lighting to look in your finished picture and create lights that do this. This is because lights in Bryce (or any other app) do not behave quite the same way as they do in the real world. Therefore do not worry too much about tying your lights to actual modelled sources. Go for effect. Experiment with different combinations of spots and radials, with AND WITHOUT shadows. Often it's best to restrict the number of lights that cast shadows.
Thread: Poser 4 to Bryce3D - What am I doing wrong? | Forum: Bryce
Thread: Bryce texturing question | Forum: Bryce
Thread: Bryce 5 and Poser 4 | Forum: Bryce
Whatever happened to OLE? Imagine being able to double-click on a Poser model within Bryce to bring up Poser to move the arm a little. Wouldn't that be wonderful?
Thread: Bryce texturing question | Forum: Bryce
Thread: Bryce texturing question | Forum: Bryce
Actually, I don't think it is OK. The problem is that AB blending is based on altitude. Bryce does NOT superimpose the texture and colour in the way that Poser does, it grades from texture A (bottom of object) to texture B (top) - as you see in the sphere (I've checked the manual). It doesn't look too wrong on Vicki's head largely because (I'm guessing) the eyes, eyebrows and lips are textured separately. Try the same trick on a whole body texture and you will get a different result. What you could try would be ABC blending, where texture C is just an alpha channel with alternate pixels black and white. But I think a better solution is to take the texture and tint it in Photoshop or similar and then apply it straight.
Thread: Bryce texturing question | Forum: Bryce
Hmmm - I don't have the manual with me right now, but I must be doing something wrong. The added colour does not blend smoothly over the whole object. Will have to work on this.
Thread: Bryce texturing question | Forum: Bryce
I don't believe that this is possible. You can make some changes to the cast of an image-based texture by putting a solid colour in the ambience channel, but this dilutes the image, and may have other unwanted effects (because this is not what ambience is for). If I'm wrong I'd be interested to hear the correct answer myself.
Thread: Anim8or any good? | Forum: Bryce
I find Anim8or MUCH easier to use than Amapi, which I could never get my head round. Anim8or has a few idiosyncracies, but in general is a very useful tool and well worth getting.
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Thread: Now this really takes the biscuit.... | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL