Genesis 3 in Poser 11 by goldie

Poser • Work In Progress • posted on Nov 28, 2018

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Seems there's a renewed interest to bring Genesis characters into Poser. I think too many have made this way too complicated. Unless you want to use the character in an animation created using Poser, simply set up the figure in DS--texture, pose, clothe, etc. (best to leave hair to be added in Poser), select everything in DS (and I mean everything other than cameras, lights) and do an export and save as an OBJ. Bring that OBJ into Poser. A little work probably will have to be done on some textures (especially the eyes). Poser material room rocks for this sort of stuff, and Poser 11 handles this especially well. This is a really quick FireFly render and it took less than half hour from start to finish to complete this little scene Any questions?

Comments (10)

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eekdog

12:42PM | Wed, 28 November 2018

Still with p9 myself. Do like the render and scene. Greatly done, Barb.

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Jean_C

12:56PM | Wed, 28 November 2018

Superb character and outfit, and the decor is very nice, great work, Barb!

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jendellas

2:02PM | Wed, 28 November 2018

Pretty background.

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ontar1

4:03PM | Wed, 28 November 2018

Beautiful setting and character!

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OkrimSlava

4:04PM | Wed, 28 November 2018

Excellent.

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RodS

8:14PM | Wed, 28 November 2018

Hmmm.... I may have to give this a try just for giggles... I'll be getting a new system soon for DS and Photoshop, and between Poser, DAZ, and PS the options are nearly unlimited.. This looks great, my friend! I tried PoserPro 11, but never had much luck with it - constant crashes. I may go ahead and install it on one of my laptops just to see what it does.

Adobe keeps sending me messages about upgrading my OS on my main PS machine (it's running Win 7, and I refuse to do the Win 10 upgrade on a Win 7 machine. Win 10 works fine if it's a clean install, but the update from Win 7 is the upgrade from hell from what I've heard...).

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