Hey, work that out with DAZ will ya.

Why does everybody keep asking the correct question but to the wrong company?

EVERYBODY wants Gen3/V7 in Poser, but only DAZ can make that happen. Show how much DAZ cares for its vendors.

Hello Zev0, on your agenda again? Or on the hunt this time? STOP writing this CRAP in a POSER forum.

The ONLY company that can legally write a Plug-in is DAZ.

But they are too high on their island to do that.

Hi Mouser,

The DSON, Gen3/V7, and DS are all DAZ intellectual property and software.

They "could" write a proper plug-in but they do not want you to use Poser. They want you to use DS.

If you get a "miss" in Superfly?

What did the Message log tell you? => Message Log icon is in the upper right hand corner next to the Library Bookshelf.

Rendering Black? => Try reducing the bucket size. => Probable cause is rendering beyond your GPU capabilities, or see next:

Rendering Black or White? What did the Message log say? ( Icon is in the upper right hand corner, next to the Library Bookshelf ) It tells you where you have impossible node connections.

Poser11 comes with a morphable new Ground/Sky dome. I stensil painted a new ground plane texture, and added a plane to "play" water surface. :-)

One of the first compare renders between Firefly and Superfly.

Roxie telling Pauline how to behave in Poser. LOL.

Roxie explaining to Pauline how to behave in Poser :-)

I painted the ground texture in blender, but all the rest you see above is included.

Just another test-render of the new and included Ground/Sky

The ground plane can be morphed, and can be textured, (as I did above), and I added a second flat plane to "play" water, with a simple procedural shader setup.

One of the very first "compare render engines" renders.

Just install Poser11. In the new Poser11 library, add your existing Poser10 runtime and you are ready to go. All existing content works in Poser11.

For Firefly renders, alle xisting material room setups work as before. If you want to use the enhanced "Superfly" render engine, and want to use the Cycles nodes, you can build a second material setup for the Superfly render engine. Both material setups "live" together in the Material room. Selecting one or the other render engine will automatically pick up the correct Material nodes.

Best regards, Tony

See here about the middle of the page => No mask needed in this setup.

I let Poser build the mask internally using a Math_Functions node.

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/?thread_id=2832094&page_number=2#

Poser works on a Mac as it does on a Windows PC.

Just remember that most add-ons are Windows only.

You get the same Poser but the hardware costs twice as much, and you have too use tips and tricks to get your add-ons to work.

V4 with her 77.000 polygons is one of the highest polygon figures available for Poser.

Do the following:

a) Use Snarly's scenefixer to set the crease angle on all groups to 180°. If you do not have scenefixer, you will have to do it manually in each of the groups parameters.

b) Always render with Smoothing enabled in the render settings.

c) If you have Poser Pro of a later version set SubD to level1.

Setting crease angle to 180° and rendering with Smooth polygons enabled in the render settings will expand your figure slightly Setting SubD to level 1 will shrink the figure slightly. They even out each other.

Go to the advanced material room and check the material setup for the cornea. The cornea materials are blocking your view to the eye textures.

Looking at it now.