I find DAZ Studio tends to blow things out when using XYZ adjustments. I will try in my Poser 6. Thx so much
JG

Thanks so much for your help!

Would I use this hair and then a morph adjustment? Thx
JG

Dear Irlinda,

Thx so much! Am looking for short hair styles as well for cops and the like. Any thoughts?
JG

I find DAZ Studio a much more flexible environment than Poser. I work much faster in DAZ and the render engine is great. Hang in there and keep on trying. JG

The shots are anti-aliased at proper size. The skewing of the browser creates the anti-aliasing problem. The character is OK to use. Thx. for the feedback. JG

Thx for all the tips. Will follow up.
JG

Thx. It's now Day 4 and I'm really worried. Sigh...

Great. thank you both very much. Will be in touch shortly to purchase accordingly.
JG

Thanks for the feedback. It's a heckava grind and there are moments when you feel like crying or throwing in the towel. And then the next shot comes along.

Use the Walk Designer for this animation. Refer to your manual for more info.

Well, first you must decide what you are animating for. The web is best served at 12-15 fps. Broadcast at 30 fps. So lets say you want to have a man sitting and then standing and then walking. Sitting might be two seconds. Standing perhaps another two seconds before he makes the decision to walk. If you cut here to another angle you can animate the walk seperately. If not and you want to have him walk out of frame for four seconds, you combined total is:

Sit = 2 secs + stand = 2 secs + walk = 4 secs for a total of 8 seconds. Web x 15 fps = 120 frames. Broadcast = 240 frames. Key frame your animation using Linear Motion (see Help or Manual) and use the Walk Designer for your walk out. Tweak as required. Position camera. Render Low rez. Watch. Tweak again. Render Low rez. Confirm. Render Hi- rez.

Hope that helps.

JG

Dear Dark Raven, There are a lot of variables. You can render out as a low rez movie at half size with your settings on display to see a very quick version of your movie. The number of frames, the size of the files, the number of textures all have a bearing. Not too mention the speed of your computer. JG

Sorry, I am also not that good. Post a request to the C4D Forum with a screen capture. That should do it. JG

Thx. Bongo! Will commit this to memory. JG