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| Adjusting Texture Maps A tutorial on texture maps- how to add makeup to the female face and how to add a scar to the male face. |  |
| How to Make Reflections in Poser 4 A tutorial on how to make reflections using only Poser 4 (with no post-render work or ray-traced reflections). |  |
| Using Transparency Maps A tutorial about using transparency maps- turn the default leotard object into a high-cut workout outfit |  |
| Grafting on Body Parts This lists the sections of the CR2 file you need to change in order to add in (or remove) body parts on a Poser figure. | |
| Create your own characters with Quidam 1.1 A simple step by step tutorial for creating your own characters with Quidam.You can download a free trial version : http://www.n-sided.com |  |
| Animating the 'Floating Kick' Scene in 'The Matrix' This an animation tutorial that shows how to create the 'floating kick' scene from the movie, 'The Matrix'. |  |
| Converting conforming clothes to dynamic clothes Conforming skirts and dresses can be a real pain to pose, especially when the character pose is more extreme or the character is heavily morphed. Dynamic skirts and dresses have the advantage that Poser 5 can do the cloth fitting for you. This tutorial will show how to convert an existing conforming clothing item to a dynamic one. For this tutorial I will use PhilC’s miniskirt for Judy, available as a freebie on his site, www.philc.net, and of course I will use Judy. Poser 5 is required; dynamic cloth is not available in Poser 4, Poser Pro Pack, Poser Artist or DAZ|Studio. SR4 is highly recommended, but this tutorial will work for all versions of Poser 5 – even the original unpatched version. |  |
| Joint Parameters for Eyes How to set JP's for figure eyes so they work right and don't mess up the head. This doesn't require any CR2 tweaking, or whatever they did to get the Zygote People's eyes to work. It's fairly simple, really. :) | |
| Using Mapping Magician How to use MapMagic to give your models a custom UV map compatible with Poser | |
| Creating a SIMPLE Figure w/RDD Steps for creating a figure in Ray Dream, through mesh slicing and PHI Building. Rotation orders and the curve parameter are discussed, but no fancy joint parameters. | |
| DreamDesign: Vue Explorations From pouring water to underground caverns, to reshaping the SolidGrowth trees, learn how you can expand your options with Vue d'Esprit. Friendly enough for beginners. | |
| How to make water in Poser This tutorial shows how to make a realistic water surface in Poser (requires Poser 5 or 6) |  |
| Dynamic Clothing Tutorials for Victoria 4 ( poser7 ) Dynamic Clothing Tutorials for Victoria 4, step by step. |  |
| Poser 4 Complet Morph Target Tutorial Step by step morph target building tutorial. Using Poser4 | |
| Volumetric Lighting and Atmosphere A "how to" on those misty, smokey effects in Poser... |  |
| How to create conforming clothing This tutorial is about how to convert your modeled clothing to Poser Conforming Clothing. In this tutorial will be using Victoria 4. |  |
| Illegitimate Children in Poser Discusses the figure creation rule that states each body part can only have one parent, and various methods for circumventing this rule. Includes info on the CR2 weld command. | |
| Yet Another Realistic Skin Technique v2.0 This is the new and improved version of my realistic skin tutorial! All you need is a basic knowledge of how to create and connect nodes and how to edit their parameters. This shader, designed to work well in virtually any lighting situation, is easily adaptable to any 3D figure, and there's also a section on further customization. By: Iuvenis_Scriptor [homepage] / Posted: May 25, 2009 / Skill Level: Intermediate / 14 pages / Viewed 3620 times System/Software Requirements: Poser 5+ in Poser -> Materials Hosted: Renderosity.com |  |
| From Start to Finish Someone asked me about how I got a certain look on an image I done, so I thought that I would do a step by step of how I do postwork on an image. There IS nudity in this image. By: 3DSublimeProductions [homepage] / Posted: Jan 21, 2008 / Skill Level: Regular / Viewed 3578 times System/Software Requirements: Poser, D|S, PSP, CS2 in Poser Hosted: Offsite |  |
| How to create a realistic tornado in Bryce Everything you need to know is right on one card with instructions and pictures. Just download it and print it out or keep it on your desktop for handy reference. By: Alleycat169 [homepage] / Posted: Dec 14, 2000 / Skill Level: Regular / Viewed 3506 times System/Software Requirements: Windows or Macintosh PC in Bryce Hosted: Offsite | |
| Create your own Secondskins - no Poser needed! Tutorial on how to create secondskins for use in D|S - a great alternative to complicated clothes making and Poser is not required. A simple way to dress your characters. Suitable for beginners. By: IO4 [homepage] / Posted: Dec 14, 2005 / Skill Level: Beginner / 5 pages / Viewed 3331 times in DAZ|Studio Hosted: Renderosity.com |  |
| Sweaty Skin in Poser 7 Node tweaking to give your Poser characters wet, sweaty, glorious glistening skin. |  |
| Deep in the Underworld -step by step- This is a step by step of my artwork "Deep in the Underworld", to show how I usually make my pictures. By: Dark-spider [homepage] / Posted: Feb 6, 2009 / Skill Level: Advanced / 13 pages / Viewed 3207 times System/Software Requirements: Photoshop CS2 / Wacom tablet in Adobe Photoshop Hosted: Renderosity.com |  |
| The Basics of Steve Cox's UV Mapper We cover the basics of mapping a model. The model file used in the tutorial is directly available. | |
| Painting clothes using Photoshop A tutorial on how I go about painting clothes in Photoshop. I'm no genius, but perhaps this will help you in your artistic endeavors... By: voodoo [homepage] / Posted: Aug 8, 2001 / Skill Level: Regular / Viewed 3083 times System/Software Requirements: Windows or Macintosh PC; Photoshop in Adobe Photoshop Hosted: Offsite |
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