Can anyone tell me where I can find a very high poly cube? I need one which is around 100x100 polys or higher, if possible. TIA.

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Failing that, please post a link to a dead simple, free app where I can bash my own model out. TIA once more. :)

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Try Anim8or, a free simple 3d modeler. www.anim8or.com good manual, and a lot of tutorials on different sites. Check the links? i use it all the time. Mostly to make my morphs. hope this helps, Tony

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let me know where to send it (170K zipped with template)...

btw it's 256 polys per side :-)

Thanks, vilters, I'll check it out. Cooler - you're a star. You can send it to: king_dice@yahoo.com

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Sam, If you have uv mapper, you can make your own cubes and other basic primitives, specifying the number of polys, etc. You can then chop them up in uvm by deleting big hunks of whatever you don't need. A lot of people tend to forget this. mac

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Mac - how on earth do I do that? I have heard people say you can split vertices in UV mapper, but it doesn't do anything in my version. :( Cooler - thanks, got the cube.

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Um.... I'm afraid I spoke too soon. I forgot that the 'delete' function doesn't exist in the free version of uv mapper, only in uvm pro. So, yes, you can make your own models. Just go to Menu/File/New Model and select Box, Cone, whatever. But, no. you can't delete any of the parts from them. What you can do, is use Menu/Edit/Assign/to material to partly acheive the same effect. Select the part of the model you don't want and assign it to a new material, like 'blank'. Then when you import the .obj to poser, it will have a Preview material and 'blank'. You can then make 'blank' transparent, and you won't see that part of the model. It's a bit kludgy, but it would work if you were desparate. And at least you can get higher-rez models than poser will give you. mac

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You know, thinking it over, there's an even easier solution. Go to Anim8or (see link) and get the prog. It's free and can you can do all sorts of great stuff with it. Like choose from about a dozen instant primitives, then cut out anything you want from them. Plus, you see it all in 3d preview or vertices, which helps you know exactly what you're cutting out. I also use Anim8or for making all my morphs for poser. Steve Shanks has a good tute on morph-making in Anim8or at 3d internet eye (not sure of the correct addy). Highly reccommended app for anyone who wants to try making a few extra bits and pieces for poser. mac

Sam, See above. To split verices in uv mapper, go to Menu/Edit/Tools/Split Vertices. It should work no problem. mac PS Anything else, just shout

Here's what I'm trying to do... A few days ago a friend remarked how bad water looked in P4, so I thought of a way to improve it. First, I tried mapping a good water tex onto a translucent blue/green cube. Then I added a reflection map (more on that later) and finally, I threw a Wave deformer at it to give it some ripples. Pretty good, but the Poser cube is so low poly that the ripples look as rough as a bear's arse. :) So I fiddled with a ridiculously high poly plane (around 200 polys by 200) and got some nice results by playing around with wave deformers and so forth. All well and good, but a plane looks rather thin and insipid compared to a cube. I reckon that a really high poly cube will have a much better chance of generating good looking ripples, hence my request. As for the reflection map - I'm playing around with a pre-render of the finished scene, blending it with a chrome effect, then mapping it onto the top face of the cube. And here's where I screwed up in my original request... I meant to ask for a cube with each face at 100 x 100 polys or higher.

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The split vertices function in UV mapper (Pro or freebie) is a great tool to get correct Posers' tendency to round off sharp edges. In the attached pic both cubes are virtually identical, the only difference being the lower cubes vertices are split in UV Mapper.

LoL thanks for sharing that graphic detail about the bear SamTherapy. Going to take all day to get that one out of me mind. :)

OK Sam. I've been messing around with uv mapper (free one) and it ain't going to work. Sorry for my misinformation, but it's been so long since I used the free one (I use uvm pro), that I'd forgotten what it does and doesn't do. The box model in uvm classic can't be built to the poly size you want. You only have a choice of dimensions. In uvm pro, you can do all this stuff. Therefore.... I strongly reccommend Anim8or. The 'bear's arse' effect can be avoided quite easily. LOL. mac PS Hey cooler. Long time, no see.

Thanks for everyone's advice, I just created a huge cube in Anim8or. I'll get back to you tomorrow. :)

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... just use the "Group Tool" in Poser to: Create a New Prop. (see the link) Just a thought ... BTW - you can, also, merge (join) a number of Poser's "GROUND"s together to get zillions and zillions of polys ifn ya want - but then it would prolly take 3-4 years to render your pic. Maybe that's too many. ;=] cheers, dr geep ;=]

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Hehe, thanks, Doc. I did join several ground planes together to experiment with. The new cube is much better, though. :)

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Welcome. ;=]

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"... (with only 6 surfaces, how could you make it high poly? ..."

Well, if each side was 100x100 = 10,000 polys per side ...
... and with 6 sides, that would be, um, well, er,
(my dang calculator is really slow today) ...

... about 60,000 polys - would that be high enough?

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