Setting Out by Seaview123
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"At the beginning of an epic quest, a small band of heroes sets out for adventure... "
Hello everyone and thanks for looking...
Well, I'm finally starting to get the hang of Poser 8, more or less. Some things took a little getting used to, but I've figured out ways to work around most of them.
I'm not completely sold on the new library functions. I like Poser 7s library where you can stretch the library window all the way across your desktop and see more of the items in your runtime. Poser 8s library is constrained to the top right column of the screen, and it's a little tougher to view items. On the other hand, it has an embedded search function, which makes up for the smaller real estate pretty well.
Other differences are that instead of a bunch of floating windows, the sections of the Poser interface are set up in a uniform way, with all the buttons easily accessible.
And my version seems to have a bug that prevents you from grabbing the rings around the body parts to directly manipulate them on the screen. I'm sure that there will be a fix for this in the next service release, but I really like to tweak my poses to make them look right, and it's a pain to have to make fine adjustments using the bend/twist/side-to-side wheels.
But my favorite features of the new Poser is it's improved ability to use multiple processors for rendering speed, and improved memory usage. From what I've read, older Poser versions had trouble with its ability to store morphs in memory. Now it's a little more like Daz Studio where it consolidates the memory and uses it more efficiently. So, it should be able to process more characters in a render. I'm going to have to put that to the test later.
All in all, I like the new version a lot, and I give it my thumbs up. For those of you who commented on my last posts, I hope this helps out. As always, I'm looking forward to hearing what you think about this one.
Tom
Seaview123
Non-Rendo Credits:
Mil Big Cat by Daz3D
Journeyer Scout outfit for M4 by Wil Dupre and MAB
P.S. -- Thanks for all the comments so far. In answer to adorety, I organize my files into separate runtimes, like shown in the Rendo tutorial below. I also kept all my extra runtimes copied on an external hard drive just in case of a computer disaster. That really helped when setting up Poser 8, since I was up and running in about 20 minutes.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/tutorial/index.php?tutorial_id=1926
Comments (56)
magnus073
Looks like quite a group Tom, nice work on this one
BIGBEAR1965
Awesome scene and characters! Monsters and bad guys beware!
Faemike55
Fantastic image! I'm glad to hear about your experiences with P8
kbrog
Fantastic scene, excellent work!
renecyberdoc
about tweaking poses you are right,this is no offense but lets say although there are magnificent poses on the market ,about 90% of the poses you have to manually adjust to suit you need, ute and me are always tweaking around to get around the issues. nice and complex work by the way favo.
Director12
Very Nice Work!
crender
excellent!!!!
njb2000
Great characters lovely scene!
Tracesl
great scene, excellent characters, wonderful backstory
cricke49
looks like u have mastered poser this is an exceptionally awesome render of super-heroes great setting and background!:)*5
Carlazzo
Very awesome artwork.
Faery_Light
Lovely scene. Beautiful big black cat. wonder where their quest will lead?
callad
Wonderful scene!
adrie
Fantastic composed scene my friend, excellent work love it.
necrophage
cool set of fantasy characters!
jenwencheng
Cool band of heroes!
Marinette
A very great artwork!:)
MagikUnicorn
GORGEOUS!
atlas7
Great group of adventurers !
gibby.g
There's a tiny button on the top right of the Poser 8 library. If you left click you will get the option to float the panel. You can resize as much as you like. Great render. Looks like the beginning or triumphant end to an epic adventure. I've loaded and rendered 5 v4's with Poser 7 on a 2 meg machine, haven't tried to max it out though.
cjoe
Great Job the outfits are very cool!
Darkwish
Remarkable work.
0rest4wicked
Fantastic poses
efron_241
the ladies are super
kasalin
Wonderful scene and characters........excellent informations too !!!!!!!!
amirapsp
So amazing...