Poser Models for all to use

[dv8_fx]

Stu, tell you the truth..... I don't know. How does one open them so you can tell? I've always wanted to find that out of curiousity.

vee

[kiwi]

Ooooh in Poser I am not sure vee ,Poser has tools which allow you to change the mesh right?,if so there must be a way of using point mode and polygon mode.You could also export as OBJ format or DXF to Cinema 4d and look at the model in there.



Models made with quad polys seem to crease less then triangles or three sided polys......just my opinion And the more polys you have in one area the better the mesh will behave when deformed with bones as it has more points to work with



Cheers

Stu.

[Rick]

Not quite sure how answer that Stu, Here is a screen shot of a model showing the mesh. Maybe that will answer your questions

[kiwi]

Thanks Rick ,the majority are quad polygons.


I think sometimes you will get models made up of all triangles as well,and they may not deform {bend} as well


Cheers

Stu.

[Anamacha]

is poser a commercial program that I'd have to buy, or is it somethign that I can download from somewheres?

seems like a fun toy to play with. Might even be able to get some useful stuff done, too.



Anam.

[dv8_fx]

It's a program you have to buy. I don't know how much in US but you can check the site-

http://www.curiouslabs.com/

It's more than a toy. It's a tool for for serious graphic artists like you. Immense possibilities. One of the stepping stones to 3d character animation as well Try it, you'll love it.

vee

[Anamacha]

groovy ... thanks Vee, for the info as well as for the recognition ... "serious graphic artists like me" ... I can't tell you how good that feels to get that recognition. Thanks

Anyway, I'll look into it ... it's not terribly expensive. We'll see what happens, I suppose.




Anam.

[Rick]

Anama
I don't have it myself but Erik does , he posted a while back that there was a free copy that come with one of the Computer Magazines. You might want to query Erik on this.

[Rick]

This is work in progress, one of my favorites todate. Only problem is that the groom forgot to hook the horse up to the chariot
I need to devise a harness system for them

[Anamacha]

groom, nothin' ... that looks like a bottomless nun in there!


good job though



Anam