Also you could take it to the cloth room and then in your start frame have it away from the model and in the end frame have it where you want it to be.

I always set the Diffuse_Color and Specular_Color to black and use the Reflection_Color and Reflection:Background if I want to add any color to the reflective surface. Also, if you boost Reflection:Quality up more, you get a sharper reflection, 0,2000 is sort of low, I'd go with at least 0,5000 - the downside is the render takes longer.

If not you are going to get a VERY short propeller in no time.

Very impressive.

So basically I could take a recording of a song, add a harmonica track, and give it away for free? I don't think so. Sounds like copyright infringment to me, unless the person giving the texture away has permission to from the creator to do it.

I usually use Windows Explorer to search the directories and then when I find what I am looking for I go to the Poser library and folder that has it in it. Explorer is a lot quicker to navigate through than Poser.

The body morphs pack for Victoria 3 alreaday lets you move the big toe independently of the other toes. And the other toes can be moved (en masse) independently of the big toe.

This is so easy for something that looks so damn cool.

Depends on who your video card maker is. Mine is an Nvidia and their driver updates are free. In fact I couldn't even get Poser 6 to work in Open GL until I loaded the lasted drivers for my card from Nvidia.

If it is supposed to be a black widow, the red hourglass is on the wrong side. A black widows has the red hourglass on the bottom of her abdomen.

When i move the cam around the figure with the trackball or i >use the wheel to set the dials, the figure is becoming made >of cubes :)) is normal this? in Poser 5 this was not ?happening.

Actually it does happen in Poser 5 if you have it set
up to do that. Like Deecey says, you have to set up
your tracking mode.

As far as the clothes, if they are conforming clothes you
need to go to Figures|Conform To... and then select the
figure you want the clothes to conform to. If they are
dynamic clothes you need to take them to the cloth
room and run the simulation to get them to fit.

Message edited on: 04/16/2005 13:13

Or try using magnets.

I have Poser 5 and 6 but mostly use Poser 6 now.

I bought a new car last year and much to my pleasant surprise,
sales tax is now deductable again, so that is a couple thousand
I can claim as a deduction. Getting a big refund as a result.
Now, what software to buy with it....?

That's odd, becaue the eyedropper works just fine for me with my Poser 6. I just tried it on a character wearing a shirt, and the shirt has several different materials, and the eysdropper easily picked out the buttons, the trim, tha fabric, the hem, and the collar. It never once tried to select the figure underneath or the background. From all the odd problems some people have that other people don't, it's almost like as if Curious Labs sent out a different version to each customer :)