3dcheapskate posted at 7:16PM Wed, 09 December 2020 - #4406795

A quick test seems to indicate that simply ticking that box and saving the clothing item back to the figures library (under a new name) creates a superconformer. Need to compare the CR2s to see exactly what it did though.

Just to save you some comparison time, I can tell you that It adds a new flag ...

    conformMorphs 1

... to the Figure block near the end of the .cr2, between the addChild / weld sections and the material definitions.

I ran across this bug a few years ago. I'm fairly certain that it's an issue with the way the model's geometry file is formatted.

Try opening the .obj file in Stephen Cox's UVMapper Classic utility and then resave it. This should rewrite the file in a manner that is compatible with Poser's implementation of OpenSubDiv.

CHK2033 posted at 3:38PM Wed, 20 November 2019 - #4370773

What exactly is RTE doing, Is it placing a different UV on , lets say La Femme from, lets say V4 ?

RTEncoder merely encrypts/decrypts files, using another file as the key, to permit legal redistribution of things derived from existing content. Remapping LaFemme to V4's UV coordinates would need to be done with other software, but RTEncoder would let you share the modified geometry file.

Redfern posted at 2:45PM Thu, 07 November 2019 - #4369383

Merciful Mogg! Little Dragon! Where the ^&*$!!! have you been?!

Slumming about in Second Life, mostly. Tinkering with the new Worgen character from World of Warcraft. Also taking time out to master Blender, and familiarise myself with the newest features in Poser and my video-editing applications. Once I understand how these tools work (and often don't work), I can start devising ways to overcome their inherent limitations.

I implemented level-of-detail for Krystal, years ago, though it could only be used properly in DAZ Studio. While Poser doesn't have an auomated LoD feature yet, we could probably emulate some of that functionality right now using Python scripting to calculate distance-from-camera, and either geometry-swapping or the decimation features of the Game Dev code branch to handle the swap-out.

Try checking the sensitivity settings on the dolly parms. Perhaps they've ended up with some screwy values.

I don't think they affect the GUI "hand" controls, but it wouldn't hurt to look, anyway.

Thank you for your response, structure.

As I have no means of connecting my Poser computer to the Internet right now to complete re-registration, I'll simply make do without Poser 11 for the time being.

This morning, I applied the update over my existing installation of Poser Pro 11.1.1, which is on a computer not connected to the Internet. Unfortunately, now the software won't launch at all. All I get is the "unable to contact license server" popup.

My questions for Poser's new owners/developers: Is there currently any way to manually activate Poser 11.2 on a machine without Internet access, as was possible with previous versions of Poser 11? And if not, may we expect such an option to be offered in the near future?

Shamira has something over at ShareCG. Don't know if it's quite what you're looking for, though.

Llyr also has an IV stand (sans bag) here in Freestuff.

I do like the belt. The effort you've put into it really shows. Has anyone done a matching grapple gun yet?

I know someone who will probably enjoy the heck out of that chair.

false1 posted at 9:28AM Fri, 23 October 2015 - #4234889

Little_Dragon wins the award for Rendo citizen of the month.

Piffle. 'Twas merely an hour well-spent in Hexagon, reacquainting myself with the software.

I wonder if I might get a copy of the pin as well?

Sure. Let me know where to send it.

B_Squared1 posted at 7:50PM Thu, 22 October 2015 - #4234818

Tell me your price and how to send you a pm with my email.

No charge. Go to my profile page. There's an orange button at the top that says "Contact". Click that to send me a PM.

Thanks again so much

You're welcome.

Okay, you have a choice of flat or convex. If you want these, let me know when to email them.

Dreads Hair V4/A4/G4, by nikisatez, sold here in the marketplace.

Yvella Hair for Sadie (a more cartoonish style), by Redspark and Littlefox, available at RuntimeDNA.

I think I could model the headpiece in Hexagon. If you don't mind waiting a few hours, I'd be willing to take a shot at it later today.

seachnasaigh, your computer names amuse me.

I've named mine Minerva.