Quote - sometimes the vendors are just making the previews "work safe".

are you saying huge big letter content warnings are not enough?

are you saying provocative clothed imagery (which is allowed) is worse than a simple back and front view of the skin texture?

are you saying the corporate world now dicates what every private person ought to be looking at?

are you saying society ought to be so ashamed what a real human being looks like?

are you saying bloody decaying zombies are "safer" than nipples on a woman or a penis on a man?

or maybe just explain what exactly is "unsafe" about a nude picture, I'd really like to know, because I don't understand!?

Quote - What are you talking about?

The additional images contain nudity if required like it has been for the last several years

 

I'm talking about the fact that I've just being browsing the character section and that less and less characters are actually shown with their full body texture... WITH content warning available mind you. So now we have to imagine what they look like because 'someone on the way to work' can't read a content warning sign, which btw is IMPOSSIBLE to miss.

yes I checked this out today, a few questions

1. for all frames only, not a range of frames? I don't usually do animations in isolation I often have several things going on

2. does it supports offsets? so if you have a walk copy left to right and then offset it by half of the frames of the cycle, I need to use this a lot?

3. does it support IK, no IK legs & arms?

thanks

thanks, right the only way is to bake matcaps

apparently zbrush does recognize existing material groups but you can't create material groups inside of zbrush

so the only way is to manually assign materials to groups inside Poser

is this how all the poser merchants do this??

Quote - Is this an FBM you created or are you trying to delete a stock FBM?

What figure?

What version of Poser?

Poser Pro 2012, yes either imported FBM or when morphing with the morphing tool, both same deal

Quote - cant you just go to 'body' level use the > button beside the  FBmorph dial and hit delete and resave the figure? ....naah it cant be that easy.

 

 

JAFO

no, that's what I did via the hierachy editor basically... it just removes the one dial from the body, all the other across all other body parts remain!

Quote - I would try deleting it in MorphManager...

not sure I've actually tried this, hopefully it works