Poser  Pro 2010 uses Adobe Flash Player for the library, which is no longer being supported by Adobe. 

The only program that I can think of that allows redistribution of the mesh is Make Human. It's free, and open source.

His eyes seem way too small for his face. 8-(

Cath's stuff is coming this month I believe. 

>>> This functionality should just be built into Poser's obj exporter. I don't know the reason why it isn't, why it's tied to Zbrush alone, or why it's the sole realm of 3rd party scripts/plug ins. If one python coder can figure out how to do this, and it's a vital part of a figure development workflow, why isn't this just included with Poser content creation functionality?

It has to do with Poser's breaking apart of groups at the boundaries. GoZ disregards the duplicate vertices at the boundary edges.and returns the mesh "as-is" to Poser. If you GoZ the mesh to ZBrush and then exported that OBJ from ZBrush to your desktop, you'll see that each body part is a separate OBJ instead of being welded.  As soon as you start trying to weld the duplicate vertices, it changes the vertex order.

Adding true "unimesh" support in Poser, and NOT breaking the object part into groups, would fix that.

My Happy Thanksgiving wish on Facebook had an extra word in between that year that began with "F"  LOL

You had to "occasionally" show us your 800 dollar video card lol 

LOL not intentional. I have since retired and there's no way I can afford that kind of hardware anymore. 

Yup it was. 

Rotten Thanksgiving that year, for sure. Especially given that it was totally unexpected, and our team was REALLY tight and close.  Miss those times.

Crystalis posted at 2:26 PM Fri, 27 September 2024 - #4489800

DeeceyArt posted at 11:54 AM Fri, 27 September 2024 - #4489796

vince5 posted at 11:35 AM Fri, 27 September 2024 - #4489795

what i ask of the AI ​​is to mix the qualities of the firefly rendering with the superfly rendering data

How so? They use two entirely different methods of rendering. FireFly "fakes" reflections. SuperFly's are realistic raytraced reflections..

What he meant is he wants the definition and clarity of Firefly style render but without the Superfly style noise, fuzziness. Reflections are raytraced starting with Poser 5. Poser 4 was the last one to use the fake reflection maps.

As far as Firefly reflections, I stand corrected. My bad! I haven't used FireFly in so long that I forgot 8-)

Correction for accuracy's sake. The lull was just over four years. Rendo released Poser 12 in early 2021, and gradually released SR's with additional new features during that year. 

Smith Micro took good care of it for a while, then as soon as it was no longer as profitable, they just completely cut up the entire development team and abandoned it. THAT was the worst part, because those years of complete radio silence were the ones that allowed all other programs to race well past Poser technology-wise and take almost all its users and content creators. With Renderosity, what happens is that Poser is now in the hands of a company that has more interest in it (as it also sells content for it), but also didn't have prior experience with developing software (it was a website development company), as far as I know. The team is capable, but small. Fixes and new features come slow.

This. As one of those who was blindsided by Smith Micro in an all hands on deck telephone meeting (three days before Thanksgiving 2016), the way Smith Micro let the entire Poser team go was BRUTAL. The meeting was not even 15 minutes long and  email accounts were locked and closed within that time. The team was later replaced with people that knew little to nothing of Poser and the application languished for five years. At least Renderosity had the smarts to hire back some of the original development team and get the application back on track.

Meanwhile, Smith Micro's stock is floundering and hanging on a knife's edge.

Is development at Rendo slow?  Yes. But at least it's moving and heading in a better direction. God, I hope they don't tie Poser to a specific modeling application. That would be a huge mistake. 

what i ask of the AI ​​is to mix the qualities of the firefly rendering with the superfly rendering data

I hope not. I've tried Blender, it's not for me.

Remaking Carnie?

Yup it's steampunk.  Thanks!