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Subject: P5/ P6 Material Room and Texture Creators
Yes, it's possible. Yes some people are doing it. Sometimes it just takes a while for things to catch on.
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In fact, it's almost necessary on the P6 figures, for example, that don't come with lots of facial material zones. I use a lot of different defining nodes to specify areas on the face where I want something shaded differently, etc. (like the lips). Combined with low-res greyscale maps, this method actually works out more efficiently than having 50 different material zones per figure.
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masking and color is actually the basis for the textures I made for Poserworld's football (soccer) uniform seen here even those are rather simple and primative, compaired to what could be done.
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Great example, Tyger_purr. In addition, one can also use masks to assign different specularity levels, for example, to different locations on the face... since certain areas of the face are usually more oily than others, you can define that with custom specular maps, and you don't need tons of material zones.
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oh and those uniform colors. 6 masks for each or the three pieces of clothing plus 10 masks to put the numbers on the back. any color selection your heart desires in a download zip file of 950KB.
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anbuso made a freebie makeup kit that does this with a matpose. it's a little flawed but works quite well once you tweak it & turn it into an .mt5 in the material room. i use it all the time.
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Have a look at the tut that Mason did for P5, it works the same for P6 as well. Also, I have a set of blender and bump maps for applying makeup by ABGraph. You can find it on this page of their site: http://www.elemu-project.de/poser/morphs/morphs.html
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I just had a thought and I haven't tried anything yet, but thought I would ask opinions first...
Given all the nodes available in the material room is there some way that we could now apply different make up textures to figures without the need to supply seperate head texture maps for each different style? Same goes for lips for that matter.
My thought behind this is if it's possible the size of Texture Set downloads could be dramatically decreased. Let's face it some of the texture sets run to 20 oddd meg, I know my own are light weight at about 12 meg with no extra makeup.
Or would die hards not want to move away from proven methods and of course compatability with P4 / Pro? Edit: Sorry "20 odd meg" - sticky "D" on this keyboard...
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