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269 comments found!
@hborre
I have done the testing with a Sasha V4 and it does not work.
As you can see on picture 1 the morph is similar to what Rorschach did.
In picture 2 you can see the reapplied morph. It only creates a spike at the stomac, the chest area is not altered.
Thread: Problem with morph injection on V4.2 | Forum: Poser 13
I can confirm that problem.
I re-created the morph, exported it into my main library, deleted the V4.2, loaded her again.
The morph from the library is getting loaded, the dial shows up, but it's not working at all.
Thread: Question for cloth in cloth room | Forum: Poser 13
I had the same outcome on one of my lingerie pieces. As far as I understand it, the problem is that the mesh is to small for Poser to calculate it as intended. I solved this by using a texture map and a transparency map on a mesh with more geometry and broader strings. This method unfortunately only works for clothing items you created yourself.
Thread: A native Linux version of Poser.... | Forum: Poser 13
@Shvrdavid
I agree with you on Linux being a niche market. Since I have asked both sides what it would take to find a way to make Linux more popular and Windows programs running on Linux without the whole jumping through loops until the cows come home, I'm standing in the middle of it being told from both sides the other one is responsible to make it happen. It's a bit frustrating. The good news is, the open source committee is not a monolithic block, there are always people who just do whatever they want to do. Chances are someone is just working on it.
But thanks for all the good advice and thoughtful inside. Always nice to have this community.
Thread: A native Linux version of Poser.... | Forum: Poser 13
@y-phil
Thank for the advice. That's pretty much what I thought too. One followup question if I may, if I cut the internet connection to my PC, what will happen if I try to enter Poser?
As far as I know Poser wants to phone home to validate the serial number, right? Will I get locked out of Poser in a given time frame?
Yes to the first part of your reply. I have installed Poser 13 successfully on Linux Mint Cinnamon with the latest version of wine. Everything works perfectly fine, even the Firefly render engine does which was not functional in Poser 12.
The only downside is the dependency on CPU rendering only, because wine isn't able to pass the GPU through. That is the one thing that keeps me on Windows, like at all. Since the rest of the software I use is already Linux native, like Krita, Gimp and Blender, there is not much left to stay with Windows.
Thread: A native Linux version of Poser.... | Forum: Poser 13
Thanks for all taking the time and write a reply.
So far I learned that most of you already made the jump to Windows 11 and/or also purchased a new computer with Windows 11 pre-installed.
In this case the need for a Linux native Poser version is practically non-existent.
I really don't know what to choose. I made several upgrades to my system over the years and it runs pretty well. Despite the fact that the whole PC is almost 14 years old now with a first generation I7x CPU Poser 13 works and renders surprisingly fast. To retire a perfectly fine working system just because Microsofts support expired seems counterintuitive. Since 2025 is not next week, I don't have to make that decision right now, but in the long run I have to.
Thread: AI as part of the Poser platform? | Forum: Poser 13
@Y-Phil
I don't understand, what is A.n-I? Is it just a typo? I doesn't want to polarized with this thread, or make people angry. I just wanted to see how far AI is incorporated in your workflow and if you want to have a AI component build in to Poser.
I'm not a fan of what AI is used for right now. But I get the general idea of it being useful in clothing or hair simulations for example. Thanks again to everyone here involved. So far I take your answers as a yes to AI, but more as additional tool, not as a substitute for Poser.
I hope we can get some more voices. Those images above are very interesting. If it doesn't get in conflict with work in progress secrets, it would be helpful to know what part of the workflow is made with AI and how do you decide if and how you get AI involved.
Thread: AI as part of the Poser platform? | Forum: Poser 13
@ssgbryan
I agree with you on the point you made about the intelligence or the lack there of in AI, but I can't draw the connection between the pin up artist and the rise of AI I use Poser since almost 20 years now, creating erotica most of the time. Since the rise of AI I have seen a lot of pictures done with it and it became clear pretty quickly that this pictures are boring and not very original. They all look the same. I do think AI is dangerous because it is a shortcut to circumvent all the hustling with building the skillset an artist needs to create stuff. The other thing is, in my opinion, that AI was trained by grifting material from the internet without asking for permission or even paying the creators of that material. And it is very much likely that this practice will continue if we use AI more often.
But thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic.
Thread: Interface "problem" after recent Update... | Forum: Poser 13
Thread: Heels or not? | Forum: La Femme 2
First things first, the outfit you made looks really good. Casual but in not boring. I eager to see the final version. The form of boots you made don't really fit to that outfit, at least in my opinion.
Since this outfit is something for the more sunny, warmer days in the year, I would vote for flat sandals. If Heels are unavoidable, I would choose wedge heels. They are my personal favorite form of heels, from the esthetic point of view.
Thread: A suggestion, if I may? The Library is littered with double's.... | Forum: Poser 13
@JustBeCause
This looks pretty similar to the smart content folder inside DazStudio, right?
I always found this feature great.
You choose your base figure and all the items, poses, textures and so forth are right in front of you to choose from.
I did not know that Poser can do that to, to an extend.
As far as I can see it from your example, the Character Folder contains materials and Poses of hands and body in addition to the figure, right?
Can you also have props stored there as well? This would mean, you don't have to bother with several other folders if you create new content.
Seem very practically and straight forward to me.
Thread: Import HD morphs | Forum: Poser 13
I would recommend watching the YouTube from a fellow named Tony Vilters.
He described in great detail how to handle poser geometry, exporting it from Poser to Blender, sculpting HD morphs and backe them onto the original geometry in Poser by using the morph brush tool. Very informative stuff, unfortunately the guy has vanished, but he was kind enough not to delete his videos or pull his channel entirely. The channel name is Tony Vilters.
Thread: Microsofts new EULA and what it means for creatives. | Forum: Poser 13
Thanks to all of you who have spend a few minutes and wrote a statement. For me as a German, born and raised roughly one generation after the end of WWII, outlived the separation of Germany, I'm always looking for attempts to censor art, book banning and stuff like that. This are early warning signs of an upcoming fascism of sorts. Interesting opinions you brought up. I will definitely think about some of the countermeasures you mentioned.
Would be nice to have futher discussion on this, or related topics here.
Thread: Microsofts new EULA and what it means for creatives. | Forum: Poser 13
Andrew_C thanks for sharing your thought on this issue.
Sure, killing all connections to MS online services could be the obvious answer.
The new rules in said EULA mention "hate speech" on social media platforms and the creation of "pornographic content" on windows os and distributing of "pornographic Content"using MS services, which would include the Edge Browser for example.
The question is, what qualifies as hate speech or pornography and since when is Microsoft a branch of the justice system?
My concern is that this will have an impact on artists expression and people who are critical on social issues. The knowledge that one could risk to be flagged and even banned from the internet, because of a text or picture one produced, that was misinterpreted by a AI System, will hush some people into silence.
Some commenters on YT and similar platforms are speaking about the end of free speech and the freedom of expession.
I personally think that is a bit over the top, but that there is a company with such an monopoly and market share in the most important business on the planet now being able making decisions on that scale without judge and jury involved, is rather remarkable.
Thread: La Femme 2 Lite Now Available | Forum: Poser 13
I just downloaded LF light and run some basic tests. The overall appearance is really good, the bending is good, some of my former complaints about the neck/head bending are fixed in the new figure.
The new face manipulation is really next level! It looks almost like Blender's face rig control. I like this feature very much! I think this figure is a huge step in the right direction for Poser. As soon as I can afford it I will buy the Pro version and start creating some clothing items and such. Congratulations to the developers involved in this. It was worth the time we spent waiting since LF 2 was announced!
Greetings from Germany!
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Thread: Problem with morph injection on V4.2 | Forum: Poser 13