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Actually I could try PolyTrans. I have v2.2. Maybe that will work. Although I can't say that it works the other way around. I've tries exporting a figure from Poser4 in obj format and ran it thru PT but it was just too far gone to even use...
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'll have to give that a try considering the problem. Is there any way in Poser to UVW map a texture onto an object? It seems that all my obstacles are cropping up in one modeling.
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
So am I. When exporting the obj file from Max3 it asks me if I want to use the mtl library. Of course I choose that but I never see that library anywhere. A second question... why does Poser give you a "caught at exception..." error and freeze? I just imported an object and I get that every time I render. So I can't render unless I get rid of the object.
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Or unless with the OBJ files, wherein the maps are referenced, have different filenames. I don't know what happened above the reply went thru fine...
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'm browsing thru Explorer in NT. Normally, through file extensions, Windows associates extensions with programs. I've been trying to view a few bitmap files [.bmp obviously]to see what they are becuase they don't show up in Poser. I even tried Photoshop and that didn't work on a few of them.
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'm browsing thru Explorer in NT. Normally, through file extensions, Windows associates extensions with programs. I've been trying to view a few bitmap files [.bmp obviously]to see what they are becuase they don't show up in Poser. I even tried Photoshop and that didn't work on a few of them.
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'm browsing thru Explorer in NT. Normally, through file extensions, Windows associates extensions with programs. I've been trying to view a few bitmap files [.bmp obviously]to see what they are becuase they don't show up in Poser. I even tried Photoshop and that didn't work on a few of them.
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'm browsing thru Explorer in NT. Normally, through file extensions, Windows associates extensions with programs. I've been trying to view a few bitmap files [.bmp obviously]to see what they are becuase they don't show up in Poser. I even tried Photoshop and that didn't work on a few of them.
Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'm browsing thru Explorer in NT. Normally, through file extensions, Windows associates extensions with programs. I've been trying to view a few bitmap files [.bmp obviously]to see what they are becuase they don't show up in Poser. I even tried Photoshop and that didn't work on a few of them.
Thread: Problem with morphs | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
It's just a litle project I assigned myself to start working with Poser again. After which I'm planning to export to Max3 and merge it with another scene I have in there. I couldn't get the magnets to work so I had to scale them down from 150% to 60%. Boo hoo. So it goes...
Thread: Problem with morphs | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
I'll check out the other morphs. Actually what I meant by my previous post was that I used magnets for the breasts, not morphs, sorry. In a nutshell, what's happening is, when I add, let's say, a basic polo shirt and use conform to half the breasts stick through the shirt; or any other article of clothing for that matter.
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Thread: Viewing some images | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL