Bill B opened this issue on Oct 09, 2001 ยท 6 posts
Bill B posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 9:26 PM
Dmentia posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 9:43 PM
you have to render them to see the actual hair and eyebrows, the ghosting is just showing you what has trans maps applied... If you don't like working with them in that ghosted state, then you can make them "cartoon style" in the figure style buttons...Or you can turn the transparencie off in the render options until you're ready to render your image, then you just turn it back on... hope that helps a little :)
shadowcat posted Tue, 09 October 2001 at 10:35 PM
Bill B posted Wed, 10 October 2001 at 12:53 PM
Thanks for the replys BUT, it dose not get me what I need. I want to see the hair when working in poser!!! Here is the deal I HARDLY EVER RENDER IN POSER, I have no need to render. My use for poser is unusual my final output is NOT a render but a dxf file that I then mill or machine out on a cnc in other words I print out a 3-d model of the poser figure, giving me a real world action figure of the poser model. I use them in my work as a toy sculptor and model maker. Not to mention how the heck are you suppose to work to make the hair what you want???????? HELP agian So I need to see the hair when working with the figs.
shadowcat posted Wed, 10 October 2001 at 1:00 PM
in that case, turn of the transparency in the surface materials section. Or use the cartoon display setting as Dmentia suggested.
Lyrra posted Wed, 10 October 2001 at 6:27 PM
If all you want is the mesh of the figure then the transparency does nothing for you. Turn it off. :) BUT a large part of the "look" of the hair figure is in the transparancy mapping. So these might not be the models for you. shrug And I think there might be copyright issues here. But I have no idea. Lyrra