What are the Macro and Micro rounds in Poser 7 (props) and how would you use them?
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The Micro Rounds are smaller round plains, the Macro are larger. Both can be used for a variety of things. You'll need to inject the injection morphs into them to make terrains, ie, mountains, craters, hills etc. I think RDNA still has a "small places" package for free for use with the micro planes.

As an example, you can use morphs or displacement on the planes, square or round to create bodies of water. The Macro would be good for the sea or ocean, stretching out to the horizon, the micro for a pond or lake.

Hope that helps.

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Thanks that did help.**"You'll need to inject the injection morphs into them to make terrains, ie, mountains, craters, hills etc." ** How do you do this?

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Hi there,

There's a pretty extensive pdf file incuded with the set which also icludes a simple quick start overview.  Traveler put together some great tutorials (also included in the pdf).  They don't take much of time and should give a headstart as to using MicroCosm and it's morphs.

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I had the kit before they were offered in Poser, so I forget what comes with the kit, or what comes with Poser, I'm not sure any morphs were included...

Here is a link to some MicroCosm freebies. On the second page is a free morph set, on the third a tutorial that will give you an overview of how the system was designed to be used. Plus plenty of free materials.

Microcosm Extras

kalonart.com

Thank you all... I have the files and I'm off to play.

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I've had a couple of problems finding all the REM's and INJ's also this problem above what could be causing this?

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Quote - I've had a couple of problems finding all the REM's and INJ's also this problem above what could be causing this?

This is usually the result of the "Shadow Bias" on your lights being too low.

Thank you the light bias was the trick .

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