Skin Builder 3, 8, and the Growing Up skins by Zev0, Discobob, Draagonstorm at Daz are all MRs. You'll need to read the resource agreements included w/ the products. The Skin Builder's are both for the females only, but the Growing Up products have adult male and female addons for G3.

Raiya just came out with a new one for G8F, and Vyusur has made a few G3F/M and G8F/M. These are also at Daz.

Came across a fairly new python library in my travels called Six to aid as a compatibility layer so single scripts can be compatible with both python 2 and 3 without the need for multiple versions of the scripts. It's got an MIT license and can be included with projects. Here's the link if anyone feels it can be of use: https://pypi.org/project/six/

contedesfees posted at 6:15PM Mon, 14 December 2020 - #4407467

@ Vaskania Sad ain't it? :- (

I'm guessing that's a no to it being a game dev version. lol

Is your 2014 by chance the game dev version? If so, we were offered free upgrades to P11 when the 11.2 update came out due to the phoning home in game dev failing after the buyout.

It's a mix of Blender and Adobe Premier. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9meYJa

Congrats on the acquisition. I went from DS to DS/Poser, and now fully back to DS, but still interested to see where things go from here.

Glitterati3D posted at 7:54PM Thu, 20 June 2019 - #4353806

Excuse me, but Bondware IS a software developer. They develop and market the software that runs the Renderosity site.

I think he's referring more to desktop software development. It depends on what languages Bondware's web frameworks run on and if they utilize any desktop software dev languages where the knowledge can cross over (ie using something like C/C++ in the backend). For instance, like Blender, Poser utilizes scripts and such written in Python, but at it's core Blender is written in C. I don't know what Poser's core is written in.

@Biscuits DzFire on the Daz forums actually posted an export preset for Iray usage. Link still works. https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/915815/#Comment_915815

There's also a post on the Allegorithmic forums by Szark regarding maps for studio. https://forum.allegorithmic.com/index.php?topic=13211.0#msg57736

If you take a look at Rendo's Poser forums, you'll notice they're in order. ;)

I've never used the blenderportable version, so I'm unsure if that would have anything to do with it. I've only used the full standalone as well as the Steam download. Have you tried with the regular non-portable version?

Prefs > System > bottom of the left column. Set the OpenSubdiv Compute option.

This has a break down of what each option means: https://wiki.blender.org/index.php/User:Nazg-gul/OpenSubdiv

To be fair, it just looks like the site in boudicca36's post only had it's registration run out; so, as any expired domain, it redirects to a page letting you know it's available. It's nothing malicious, just an issue of non-payment for whatever reason by the registrant. It's common.

Thank you! That seemed easy enough. I followed along with that bit using a subdivided rectangle. Throw on a simple deform set to bend and it works nicely as a window cutout too. lol

Will these turn into the go-to over SM's official Poser forum?

LPR001 posted at 2:11PM Wed, 21 September 2016 - #4284037

@Razor42 I haven't heard anything along those lines. If they did and it is their first purchase here they will have to until it is manually processed before they can download it.

LOL

KristiS posted at 10:11AM Fri, 09 September 2016 - #4282735

Hello,

I honestly have no idea how that happened...I have reactivated it.

Thank you,

Worked perfectly. :D

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