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Thread: Community Picture or movie? | Forum: Carrara
Just saw the thread and would like to jump in. Looking at the reference image I guess I'll try a clock for the mantelpiece.
Thread: Distant cityscape tutorial | Forum: Carrara
Thanks Mark. Your tutorials are great. Photojoe, I think you can get all you need from tutorials like the one provided here, or at Carrara cafe, or searching youtube, etc.
I recently decided to get a formal courselike tutorial from infiniteskills. I probably wouldn't have done it but there is a big discount if you accept delivery through the ipad app (and I assume for the tablet competitors). For example, I got about 9-10 hours of Carrara training for $9.99. The general purchase price for disc or download is much higher. There is a beginners course and an advanced course. I've been doing a little bit of the beginner's course each night. In my case, I think it will be worth it to get the advanced course - given the price. I like it because the courses are organized and flow from one to the other.
I'm sure the VTC courses would also be comprehensive and worth checking out. I just happened to get the one from infiniteskills. It all just depends on how organized you want to be.
Thread: 5 years behind and can't post correctly | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: 5 years behind and can't post correctly | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Wardrobe wizard is fantastic. I saw on your webpage that you have an upgrade version and support for more figures. There are so many additional utilites in WW that I'll be reading the manual all weekend just for it. If I just bought Poser 9, which version of WW do I have?
Plus! I also just saw on page 532
Make Art
: Provides a tongue in cheek solution to the often asked question of how Poser may be used to create art.
Thread: 5 years behind and can't post correctly | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
With a few adjustments, I just tried the same exercise with the G2 male and the development rig. I think this is a much better start. I'll make a few more stabs at P5 Don, but it looks like there is more support for more recent figures. I see there are development rigs for the bones included for the more recent figures.
Thread: 5 years behind and can't post correctly | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Sorry for the multiple posts.
Thread: Using symmetry when adding new spheres to existing vertex model? | Forum: Carrara
Thanks. I won't nest the eyes within the base mesh. Eye morphs are vital. Are there other similar best practices.? Teeth? What else?
Thread: substitute geometry when make own clothes | Forum: Carrara
Thread: getting soft slect to span body parts | Forum: Carrara
It must be that P7 people are not unimeshes. When I try the UVMapper solution and reimport back to Carrara, the soft select still can't cross body part lines. Is there a reason that this seems to be simple in the ZBrush tutorials but not in C8?
Thread: getting soft slect to span body parts | Forum: Carrara
That solves the soft-select problem. But now the verteces are in the wrong place when I try to load the Poser morphs. In Poser, the figure explodes because the obj is too large, even though I import the CR2 file to Carrara. I've tried exporting from Carrara with "in local coordinates" checked and unchecked. Is there something to check when opening the CR2 in Carrara, as opposed to when exporting the obj?
So far, I can either import the Poser figure obj file to Carrara, but then soft select won't span body parts, or I can open the CR2 in Carrara (or load from the content browser), but then the exported geometry explodes the morphs inside Poser.
I'm so close. Aargh.
Thread: basic injection morph and script question | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: texturing poser props UV Mapping tutorials? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: uv mapping | Forum: Carrara
Here is my first attempt to texture my first (successfully) mapped model. I ultimately want to go for a uniform top for a science fiction setting along the lines of Rocky Jones, Space Ranger. I used a civil air patrol insignia as the stand-in for the Science and Exploration Agency badge. I also need a lot of practice painting the UV map, but right now I'm just trying to get the process down.
I'd like to have a lower-polygon version that is used for bending/conforming and a higher-polygon version used for dynamic cloth. Ideally, they'd use similar texture maps that look identical on the model.
Thread: uv mapping | Forum: Carrara
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Thread: Poser dog morphs and textures? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL