Don't Corner Me!! by tallpindo
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When I say architecture, I mean code architecture. I like a good running file. Victoria 4 in Poser 6 really has good autobalance. You can move her feet around or her arms without wild wilting. If you lift her foot up until her knee flops you are on your way to some escalating divergence but that is another story. Removing autobalance and using the angle tool from the beginning instead of the up down left right from the end gives a "shook out" natural pose. You do know to twist the thigh to bring her knee back into an undislocated positon? Now her foot is up on the foot peg and you can see why I used a "Japanese pogo stick" as a prop. I may use a "Milwaukee jack hammer" later. Racers have the strangest adultery as they just try to make ends meet for the circuit while playing the support for the big win.
Comments (10)
Ok where's her helmet and boots? If she rides like that she will end up dislocated ;) Good pose - great lighting.
Good looking ride - and the bike's hot too!
Glad she's all protected with that leather bikini. Safety first LOL Excellent work mate!
Excellent pose of very good effects of lighting....!!!
Victoria 4.0 is excellent. And your new Poser tool is splendid. But "Don't Corner Me!!" is perfect. And I rate it a 5+! Superb idea my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent render!
Very well done and with taste!wow
one awesome bike model and she can kick start my engine any time
going for a wild ride on the motor. cool pose you put her in
Dear Dale, I'm running behind as always but now that December is finally over - and once I catch up - maybe I can stay caught up. That's interesting about the autobalance. Most of those don't work too well because they rely on the IK setup and that usually doesn't work very well. I've ben playing with IK stuff trying to get Digital to convincingly play her piano. Some very nasty math stuff there. I'm not sure if I could choose between Milwaukee's best and the Rising Sun. I hate the straight pipes on the HD's - I've never understood why people think loud is powerful. But I'm also not to hot on the chain saw sound either. A powerful engine should sound like power - and not just noise!!! Very neat picture!!! Love ya!! Meredith