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Thread: the ole Edge Blender nod conected to a subtract node trick | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote - IMVHO OP wants an object which creates an aura around object, as ment. by bill.
an atmospheric fx.
As I already said in reply to Bill, no, that is not what I want. I was looking for a specific shader reference.
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Thread: the ole Edge Blender nod conected to a subtract node trick | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
noxiart-
Thank you for the screenshot. It was very helpful once I tried that setup. While not the effect I was hoping to achieve, I see how it could be the effect that was being described in the references to this trick and how I may have misunderstood. It has, however, given me a few other ideas to test from, using the shaders.
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Thread: the ole Edge Blender nod conected to a subtract node trick | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote - Perhaps you're thinking of a second prop.
No. I am asking specifically about a shader node trick that I have seen mentioned in passing, but never can find a tutorial for - at least not one compatible with Poser. The places and times it was mentioned, and in it's context, it definately seemed to indicate it would create a fake aura or glow.
Since the shaders do act as filters for raytracing, it is fully possible for them to create post processing effects (ie. glows, luminescence, etc...). This is a direct quote from Smith Micro's telephone technical support. Though for asd far as how exactly to achieve this, they could not tell me other than to scour forums and trial and error.
Quote - I think you mean this one:
Thanks, I'll give that a try. I had been trying connecting through transparancy as the edge blend node is generally asociated with transparancy.
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Thread: the ole Edge Blender nod conected to a subtract node trick | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
If I knew how to get the effect, or how the node setup is supposed to look, I wouldn't need help. All I know is I have seen this "trick" referred to, and am trying to find more information on how it is achieved. The effect I understand it to have is to create a colored halo of sorts around the surface it is used on. I have had no luck achieving this with the many attempts to set it up myself. Then I also do not know what order or locations to connect the nodes through, which surface attribute in the tree to link it through (I have been trying transparancy), etc...
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Thread: Homepage HTML Source Editor | Forum: Community Center
Quote - I am not a fan of the changes to the website because it has disabled or removed previously available information on discontinued products such as the reviews and editorial information. Now all you can see on the discontinued items are the main picture(s).
That has nothing to do with the topic of this thread. This thread had to do with the user homepage HTML editor.
Incidently, the reason for my posting was handled rapidly and is fixed and working now. Sp this topic is extraneous.
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Thread: Homepage HTML Source Editor | Forum: Community Center
Ok, that's good to hear. I just wasn't sure if it was "broken" or if it was intentionally disabled. It just struck me as odd because it was content that was previously allowed on the User Homepage.
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Thread: Homepage HTML Source Editor | Forum: Community Center
I'm not exactly getting an error message, it just doesn't seem to be working properly. I already sent an email to the admin@renderosity.com address, I figure I'd better wait before sending another.
Essentially what it's doing though, when it does open - I input the block of HTML code to embed my youtube clips (I had some already embedded that were working previously). When I hit the Update button, it shows two empty boxes withred Xs - like place holders. If I reopen the source editor, I have the opening object code with sizing, and a closing object code, and everything in between has been removed. Worse, it deleted the previously embedded and working movies, replacing them with empty object callouts.
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Thread: Poser import problems???? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote -
funny. I render N-gons almost constantly while testing architectural models I'm refining... and never once seen the crash your describing. infact in several models I've left Ngon's in non important area's - backing areas etc and no crashes reported. ever.and thats with poser 5,6,7 and Pro....
Count yourself lucky then. I've not only seen the crash repeatedly and tracked the culprit to Ngons, but seen render errors with Ngons. I have used Poser 4, Pro Pack, 6, 7, and Pro. Since it is documented, it's really not something that should be taken lightly or argued.
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Thread: Poser import problems???? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote - I don't believe this is the case either way.
Poser really doesn't like long thin polys of any shape. It can handle ngons, too. IIRC, Victoria 2 has several.
Actually it is the case, and poser does not like Ngons at all. Ngons may appear to work with some meshes, but can result in render problems, errors, or that dreaded pop-up window during rendering that says there was an error - and crashes the program(the internal Poser generated window, not a Windows error window). This is documented in much of the material and documentation included with Poser 7, Poser Pro, Poser 2010, and on Smith Micro's help pages. You are right, Poser also does not like long, thin Poly's
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Thread: Poser 2010 vs Poser 8? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
As already mentioned with Poser 2010 it has 64 bit program and render support, background render, supports a slightly better range of import/export stability with files, better alpha-masking, better texture filtering. In addition the Pro versions of Poser generally feature a slightly up-modded render engine, with richer and better lighting and faster ray tracing. Another great feature is the Queue Manager, only available with Poser Pro - and it's not just for networks, despite what you may have heard; With the Queue Manager you can batch render multiple jobs in sequence, or render off animations while continuing to work in Poser (background render is limited to a single frame from a single job). Also, to my knowledge, Poser 2010 Pro also features more content.
I haven't really had a chance to fully test it, I hate the Poser 8 style interface and library also used by 2010(it's hit or miss from my understanding, you either love it or hate it), so I am still doing a lot of work in Poser Pro 7.
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Thread: Animations | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
You should put Luxrender references in your topic, as it is hard to know that is what you meant otherwise.
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Thread: Poser import problems???? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Poser also handles triangular meshes much better than quadrangular - even though it supports both.
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Thread: Gather node help | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote - and there is the negative shadow trick.
setting shadow to negative1 will make the shadow light instead of dark.
The shadow setting is a property of the lights though, and would affect everything the light affects, not just a single object or set of objects meant to be luminescent.
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Thread: Gather node help | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Quote - > Quote - Poser 8/2010 Pro- Set the ghosts ambiance to anything between 1 and 1000, and set the color you want. In you light and rendering options turn on IBL.
You mean IDL.
Yes, yes I did. Typos happen sometimes, especially when my brain and my hands are not comunicating properly. I would go fix it, but for some reason it wont let me edit that post. So it should read:
Poser 8/2010 Pro- Set the ghosts ambiance to anything between 1 and 1000, and set the color you want. In you light and rendering options turn on IDL.
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Thread: the ole Edge Blender nod conected to a subtract node trick | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL