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Holy cow. I guess I downloaded it just in time. My old computer died last month, and I'm still reinstalling software on my new computer.
Thread: Poser 13 settings? | Forum: Poser 13
Finally got around to trying a benchmark. I used this one, from the Poser 11 days.
https://www.renderosity.com/freestuff/items/83640/benchmark-test-scene-for-superfly
It took 20 minutes to render the scene in Poser 11, with my old computer. It was just under 14 minutes with Poser 12, also with my old computer.
With my new computer and Poser 13:
15 seconds with Optix
20 seconds with GPU
5 minutes 6 seconds with CPU
Thread: Bone jiggle script/ragdoll | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
If you have a copy of Poser 11 or older, you could install it just to use old scripts that have not been updated.
Thread: Poser 13 settings? | Forum: Poser 13
RedPhantom posted at 7:34 AM Wed, 12 June 2024 - #4486081
Yes, I think the reason was so you could use your computer for other things while Poser is rendering.I'd go with the Optix option. It is so much faster than anything else. And while I'm no expert, I've always been under the impression you want software to use all the threads if needed. Having it use less than that might be for if you want to multitask.
I will give Optix a try. I bought Poser 13 awhile ago, but was still mostly using Poser 11. I had no idea Optix was a thing.
Thread: Poser 13 settings? | Forum: Poser 13
mmitchell_houston posted at 6:02 AM Wed, 12 June 2024 - #4486076
Thanks! I never used CPU with Poser 11. but I seem to recall people saying CPU is better with some graphics cards.I cannot answer all of your questions, but I can say that if you are trying for realistic renders, under Render Settings you select the Nvidia GeForce option. CPU should almost never be selected.
Thread: A mail from Bentley/Eon | Forum: Vue
I went looking for information on how to get my old version of Vue Infinite to install on my new computer, and found it's not necessary. Wow. The end of an era indeed.
Very decent of Bentley to make the software free. I'm an engineer in my day job, and have been using Bentley's Microstation since it was Intergraph Microstation. Always had good experiences with Bentley. Best of luck to them.
Thread: Redcoat for V4 | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
You might try searching on Pirate or Buccaneer . You'd have to make your own textures.
You could also fit M4 clothing to V4 with Crossdresser or its ilk. There's more historical stuff for him, at least if you're not looking for "sexy" pirates.
It's too bad RenaPD has closed her store. She had a bunch of Napoleonic uniforms. I think they were for M4, but the hats and such could be easily used for other figures.
Thread: How Can I Modify This Texture to Fix the Hair Coloring? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Hosiery seams on LF, Dawn, V4. | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I use these:
https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/98841/suspenders-support-pantyhose
One of the textures has a seam; you could use it as a template if it's not exactly what you want.
There's also this product, that will put stocking textures over any V4 texture you have, but uses a Poser 11 and below Python script.
Thread: Cloth room tutorial for moving figure | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Jin_Yindao posted at 2:20 AM Fri, 1 March 2024 - #4482097
What version of Poser are you using? Mac or PC?sorry joined discussion a bit late, but I have the same problem with clothing in the cloth room. have 20 frames to drape material, have a simple walk pattern created with poser. figure starts out fine, about frame 45 the clothing goes every which way, in all my other posers had no real problem in cloth room. If you reset simulation, the cloth will not return to normal shape or zero position so it has to be deleted and re-imported.
My guess is some kind of memory issue. Weird things happen in the Cloth Room when it runs out of memory.
Thread: Is there a La Homme 2? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I got the email. Here's what it said:
The Poser figure development team is pleased to announce that the next iteration of the L'Homme male figure has been commissioned and work has started with expected completion in early fall '24. This figure will incorporate many of the advances made with the LaFemme 2 figure development project. Artist and figure designer, Afrodite-Ohki, has been selected as as the lead designer but the figure will also include rigging work by Nerd3D (Charles Taylor). Unlike the LaFemme 2 project, we will be commissioning the creation of essential clothing for L'Homme 2 from qualified vendors at our Renderosity and PoserSoftware stores.
Thread: Control chips and dynamic clothing | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I guess there must be something weird with my setup, if I'm the only one having this issue.
This is with the control chips hidden:
This is what I get if I turn off collisions on the control chips manually:
Have not tried the Float Controls thing, but I will. It looks interesting.
Thread: Poser 14? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
ssgbryan posted at 12:31 PM Fri, 9 February 2024 - #4481401
Chris is the one that invented the saying "Daz Soon" - he has stayed to form.
As far as the 3rd issue - I really feel that 'Rosity should focus on the fitting room, and come up with a plan for converting shoes.
The fitting room gets us 90% there, but the last 10% would take 90% of the work. However, once it is done, we have another giant leap forward. It wouldn't matter who the clothing was made for originally.
Clothes aren't actually the biggest issue for me. It's morphs and textures. LF and LH are lacking in diversity, and IMO, it's the morphs and textures that are the issue. If you want to depict a middle aged Black man, say, or an elderly Asian woman, you're kind out of luck.
One particular example: nearly all the LF textures have eyebrows that are really thick, and square on the inner ends. That is fashionable now; all the models and actresses have brows like that these days.
But it hasn't been popular in the past, and doesn't look natural. So if you want to render a 50s glamor girl, or a historical heroine...the textures look anachronistic.
Thread: La Femme 2 Genitalia Coming Soon! | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Poser 14? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I dunno, I think the company has looked at the big picture. It often hasn't been one that aligns with us Renderosity users, and it hasn't been too successful, but I think they are looking. The execution has been questionable.
eFrontier did seem more attuned to the hobbyist users. They created Content Paradise, and content that had appeal to hobbyists, like the Winter Queen and Miki. I really liked the idea of the G2 figures, with shared bodies but different heads. Perhaps because they were based in Japan, they understood that corporate users, at least, wanted more diversity. When I see Poser renders "in the wild" these days, it's usually the G2 figures.
Smith Micro seemed not that interested in Poser. Bondware clearly wants to tie Poser to their store, which is understandable. It appears that Poser still has corporate users, since they've set up a separate store with content that won't get you spoken to by HR.
I think the third issue might be the biggest. There's such a huge catalog of stuff for M4 and V4 that is often for sale for a couple of bucks, even a few cents. I think a lot of customers are used to Poser stuff being ridiculously cheap. Plus, many of us have been collecting stuff for those figures for going on 20 years, and it's hard to justify buying pricier content for new figures that are different, but not necessarily more useful than the old ones.
I guess what would most encourage me to spend more on Poser stuff is reassurance that a new figure will be supported, well into the future. There's still not a lot of stuff for LF and LH, and now we have LF2. (They have tried to make LF2 backward compatible, to a point, and I appreciate that).
Hivewire announcing Dawn 2 five years ago probably killed a lot of the interest in the original Dawn. It's been years now, since Dawn 2 was "coming soon."
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Thread: Bone jiggle script/ragdoll | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL