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It was a way to import D|S export formated OBJs into Bryce. Its not needed in 5.5.
Message edited on: 05/01/2005 18:07
Thread: OT: well kind of....... DAZ Staf suggests dropping Poser 6 | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: OT: well kind of....... DAZ Staf suggests dropping Poser 6 | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Things I post, when I post, are my opinions. I don't live near, or work in the office, so I offer no glimpses of official company policy. Frankly because I wouldn't know about them anyway. Everything you read is mine alone. I suggested you could possibly get around the PZ3 import issues you were having by building the scene in D|S. I don't think that constitutes me saying anything about dropping Poser. Personally I haven't had any problems importing PZ3s.
Message edited on: 05/01/2005 11:57
Thread: Now I understand Anton's attitude!...M3 Free! | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Camera settings fixed in new version. | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: how to fit a hair in a model? | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: The new release | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: Poser's Future----and----Renderosity Needs A GMAX Forum | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Attached Link: http://film.nvidia.com/page/gelato.html
This is a render in a similar vein as renderman, that runs entirely in hardware on off the shelf videocards. The renderer does displacement, raytracing, and GI solution. Granted its extremely expensive, but I'm pretty sure you will eventually see such a renderer more commonly among applications. So his ideas aren't far-fetched, but this stuff is still in the early stages of common adoption, probably a couple years out.Thread: Poser's Future----and----Renderosity Needs A GMAX Forum | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Attached Link: http://www.unrealtechnology.com/html/technology/ue30.shtml
The Unreal3 game engine from this company will be used in a large number of games on the pc and console, as the one before it was.Its currently running quite well on the latest highend cards, but the engine itself won't likely be out until the next generation. Those are relatively low polygon models using advanced shading techniques to appear highres.
Also, practically any shader that can be done in software can now also be done in hardware, because videocard cpus are almos entirely shader programable now.
Message edited on: 07/20/2004 11:17
Thread: Perameter Dials | Forum: DAZ|Studio
1.) Click the item you want to adjust in the hierarchy pane (upper right). You see a root figure title, and a list of descendant parts. Clicking on the root figure title will show Full Body morphs after completing the following steps. Selecting an individual part (such as the Head) will show only the morphs for that part.*
2.) After selecting your object, on the lower right side you should see the parameter pane. At the top of the pane, beside the backforward buttons, is a drop down button. Initially it will say Ungrouped**, but clicking it will bring up a list which will have Morphs in it.
3.) If you need to turn off or edit the limits, simply double click the name of the slider in question.
- also note that clicking an item in the view port works just as well. Youll notice for instance when clicking a part of the arm the hierarchy window will change to reflect that selection. In the case of morphs however its easier to select the root in hierarchy.
** the category "Ungrouped" contains scaling, translation, fit to (conform), and selection visibility options
Message edited on: 07/03/2004 13:23
Thread: Will Poser or D|S users ever benefit from GI Lighting? Doubt it. | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
And in fairness. Firefly either is or is based around Tempust, the renderer in Pixels3d. It features a form of IBL, and Ambient Occlusion. You can't really go by what features are exposed in the UI to determine the maximum capablity of the renderer.
Thread: Will Poser or D|S users ever benefit from GI Lighting? Doubt it. | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Its cooking. And yeah Reyes renderers aren't terribly speedy at anything requiring cast rays. And although it may seem off kilter, it does actually make more sense to develop fully what you want to be rendered, and then investigate more carefully options for doing so.
Thread: Will Poser or D|S users ever benefit from GI Lighting? Doubt it. | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
" 3Delight is an advanced RenderMan-compliant renderer featuring a wide variety of features such as depth of field, motion blur, surface displacement, atmospheric effects, selective ray tracing and global illumination (ambient occlusion and color bleeding)."
It even supports image-based lighting and subsurface scattering.
Message edited on: 06/09/2004 13:33
Thread: New David - can we adapt? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
pdxjims: not sure what you mean "non-zero conformer" if you mean he's memorized in a default pose? That doesn't make any difference with clothing conforming.
Thread: New David - can we adapt? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
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Thread: OT: well kind of....... DAZ Staf suggests dropping Poser 6 | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL