Pandorian opened this issue on Apr 30, 2007 · 3 posts
Pandorian posted Mon, 30 April 2007 at 2:56 PM
Howdy, I did this some time ago, but now can't recall exactly how I did it (as I've been away from Poser for a bit.... alright alright, it's age creeping up on me .... LOL ).
Anyhow, I created some custom poses that were of some wrestlers engaging in some aerial moves, (IE, a wrestler suplexing another wrestler off the top ropes), so their positions would obviously not be on the ground but rather in the air. Now, my question is, how exactly do I go about saving these poses in the SPECIFIC X,Y,Z locations that I had them take in my original scene. Each time I save it, it only saves the positioning of the limbs, but NOT their bodys location in the air (lets say they were both about 8 feet in the air).
Like I said, I did this before, and I believe I figured out how to do it in Poser 7, but Poser 6 and 5 have me stumped now. It's quite possible that I used a third party posing software such as PoseMagic or PoseMagic2Pose....but I honestly can't recall.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.... :D
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Cage posted Mon, 30 April 2007 at 3:05 PM
A standard library pose doesn't save the BODY part. Translations applied to the hip will be saved in the pose, but not those for BODY. That might be the trick?
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Pandorian posted Mon, 30 April 2007 at 4:02 PM
Actually, the fact that I actually did this before and couldn't remember how I did it kept bugging me so I decided to figure it out once and for all..... and after further research..... I was right when I said a 3rd party file was involved. It was indeed with PoseMagic and PoseMagic2Pose that I accomplished all this. (great products by the way) It's good to know however that Poser 7 can apparently do this on it's own.
Thanks again for the help.
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