Tutorial: How to pose a figure inside Bryce by duo

Bryce • (none) • posted on Nov 12, 2006

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Tutorial: How to pose a figure inside Bryce My last Renderosity posts shows posable figures in Bryce; some people ask me a tutotial on how to make "posable" the meshes inside Bryce. Here it is! :) I find this Gundam mesh on my HD (I've downloaded some years ago, I don't remember where) and I've decided to use it as exemple. How to pose it in Bryce? Group the objects and name them properly (ie:right upper leg, right lower leg...), add a sphere and change its color (so it will be easy to find), make it hidden and name the spere properly (ie: right leg joint). Select "right lower leg" group and go in the Object Attributes click on Linking then click on the Object Parent Name and select "right leg joint". Close the Object Attributes then select the sphere named "right leg joint" go in the Object Attributes click on Linking then click on the Object Parent Name and select "right upper leg". If you rotate the "right leg joint" sphere the "right lower leg" part will move without unlink from the "right upper leg". Repeat this process for each jont of your model. EASY....:) It's clear that this Bryce "posability" works only with mechanical stuff such as robots, tanks... ;)

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jif3d

8:14AM | Sun, 12 November 2006

Thanx Prof...erm, Luca a great mini-tutorial indeed, I've never needed to do this, but when I do, this will sort me right out. Well done ! ~Cheers~ :o)

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