This is the Aiko figure No postwork, not rendered as a sketch. Rendered in Firefly with one center light.

and I didn't create a texture for this.
Is this good effect or does it...leave a bad taste in your eyes

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I personally really like it, and would love to hear how you made it :) - Noel

very interesting. No bad taste at all... I want more.

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It's very art nouveau. I like it.

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This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to say." - Ghandi

Very interesting. It has a Daliistic feeling about it. We need more of this and less NVIATWIAS. Plus, as much as I love renders that are skimming realistic photography, in these days, it is the approach of creatism that has the flavor of art.

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Very nice, is that the Rick effect? I have used that before but it has not come out like that, very nice. Sharen

cool, very unusual - do tell!

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Talk talk!! Too cool please let us in on your secret! Marque

Really cool ! The only two things i would say is wrong to me are the eyes and the mouth ! And i add my voice: please do tell us how you did this ! I suppose it was done with shader (ie Poser5 or Poser 6) ?

wow, very kewl!! I'd love to know how you did it as well :D Karen

Say what you mean and mean what you say.

cool! i'd love to see it animated.

I like it. Can you do this over an image or shader background to show what it comes out like, please ?

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I didn't know I would have this many people interested in how I did this. Here is another render with a background. I have to leave for work now, but when I get home I will explain how I did this. If no one minds I would like to call this the Beos Effect.

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Can't wait :-)

...waiting:)

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Thanks for the render with background. I think you have something interesting there.

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A truly nifty effect :)

Yes, it is really interesting.

Sorry for the delay in posting how I did this effect (if you can really call it that, now that I figured out how I did it) I worked a Double last night as I did Monday night. I was rather tired after I got home Monday night and the result of what I did was by total accident. I was working on a character with confusius Morphhair II as the hair, I had put in several math and lighting nodes on the figutre it self. As I said I was rather tired and somehow transferred the settings for hair to the body of the figure. When I rendered the figure I really liked what I did, I thought all the math and light were doing something wonderful (I didn't like the hair on the figure, so I took it off). I could change the color of the figure, I thought it was fantastic. About an hour ago when I went into poser to see how I did this, that is when I noticed only two nodes were attached to the figure, the curlstex and the curlstrans from the hair. All the other nodes were still there, just not attached. I removed all the non-attatched nodes and that just left the curlstex and curlstrans nodes, rendered it came out just like this. So to make a long story short the figure has the curlstex and curlstrans from confusius Morphhair II attached to it and that is all. I thought I really did have something here, well anyway... Sorry it couldn't have been something more sophisticated. I think I will try it with another hair and hair trans to see what that does. Here is a pic of the settings I used

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Thank for the info:)...Simple but Very Cool

Ahhh, so it's not possible unless you have that particular hair and texture. Too bad. Still it's a lovey effect.

"It is good to see ourselves as others see us. Try as we may, we are never
able to know ourselves fully as we are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to say." - Ghandi

Acadia: yes it is possible with other type hair.
I just posted a pic in the Gallery under Poser/Abstract. "Art is the Eye of the beholder...or not"
Take a look at it
And thank you for the complement and even though this is not as difficult as even I first thought, I thank everyone for wanting to know how it was done.
By the way that Confusius hair is still a freebie

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Attached Link: http://webpages.charter.net/swieg123456/alldivx.avi

A_ You wanted to see an animation of this I posted a rough one here

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thanks! this is so cool. this realy makes an interesting effect. and you can "put things" inside her - like a heart or something. very neat. :)

Wow, that animation looks good. In parts of it she looks like glass. Very nice.

"It is good to see ourselves as others see us. Try as we may, we are never
able to know ourselves fully as we are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to say." - Ghandi

wonderful

Un coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hazard
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