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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 21 6:06 am)
Oh, but I like wrestling with it myself! I wanted simple, dark, and low-key. He's mostly lit from below, with a single spotlight. I have trouble even aiming lights, and the fact that my poor tiny computer can barely handle this file in fact, crashed three times when I tried to render it, even when I had restarted, which I must do if I've done anything before launching Poser, to free up RAM doesn't help. When I put in the background it will have to be composite in Photoshop. sigh I tried more 'dramatic' lighting but his texture is so dark that it just meant that you couldn't see much of anything.
Once you get your character set up, export him (and his outfit) as a single .obj file. Use that in your scene, rather than the character and all its morphs. It'll save you some memory. I've only got 128MB at the moment, but I can render scenes with Memory Hog Michael by using that trick. So you lit him from below, huh? I guess that's why I could see up his sleeve so well. Select your spotlight, go to the Object menu, and use the Point At command. It helps with aiming.
Thanks for clarifying! (must remember: put readme's in prop folder. Put readme's in prop folder.) Thanks Little_Dragon. I may do just that. I've redone the lighting... maybe post the new version soon... I don't know, I'm just not good at this lighting thing. I'm going to go read all the tutorials I can and then maybe redo it nine or ten more tiimes and see what happens.
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