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Subject: as to your question charcter studio vs. poser?

howardstewart opened this issue on Jun 28, 2000 · 3 posts
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howardstewart ( ) posted Wed, 28 June 2000 at 2:20 AM · edited Fri, 29 November 2024 at 8:54 PM

I been working with 3d studio for 6 years now, and when poser came out (poser v1) the graphic's where not so good by comparison to CS/MAX, but now if you now seen poser 3&4 i whistle a different tune, the meshes in poser 3/4 are VERY Good, from what I've seen I'd now say poser 4.1 is your best bet, now had anyone converted a poser 4 meshes into max 3 successfully because I can't do it, there always messing up? if there is anyone that can to it please by GOD let me know how!! Wayne Stewart (a.k.s. Scaramanga) howard_s11@yahoo.com

kits ( ) posted Fri, 21 July 2000 at 4:15 PM

I have done it with 2.5 with great success I used the obj2max plugin from the duck at habware.com I dont know whether this plugin has been upgraded for max 3 yet I think I read on the forum that it has. hope this helps Chris-S

Drai ( ) posted Mon, 07 August 2000 at 10:13 PM

Conversion of Poser 3 & 4 characters into Max R3 can be done using the MLI2MAX.zip and OBJ2MAX.zip files from HABWARE. They work great!! I've converted several characters already! But now, I've got a question that I'm hoping can be answered by someone. Can bones in MAX be applied to a Poser character to create animations with?

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