My Confession by fluffykatt
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OK, folkes I have to confess I cheated on this one, I started it in Poser 9 but got to a place where I couldn't get it to do what I wanted so I finished it in Poser 7. I couldn't find this texture I wanted for the dress even though I was using the same runtime from my EXHD with both programs & I could never get the lighting to work right in 9, it would look great in the Pose Room then I would render it & I'd get so bright it was like a neon sign. Well I guess tomorrow is another day and maybe then I'll be able to start & finish a render in 9, I can only try & learn how I hope??? Thank you for viewing & anyone else who has any tips for me about 9 just site mail me & I thank those of you who gave me you advice after my last render.
Comments (10)
Awesome work even with 2 program's. :)
congrats on your 700th Doris, super work.
Beautiful scene Doris :O-)
Very beautiful! I had a light problem in Poser 7. Everything looked bright.
Congratulations on your 700th image, Doris! This looks just lovely to me, beautiful surfaces/textures and the lighting is fantastic~ Excellent work!
Nice pose and a great dress
Beautiful render!
Very beautiful Character Doris, excellent outfit and pose, superb setting!
Beautiful work. So sorry you had to switch tools but it worked great. Yes you have it the infamous lighting snag. It takes many scrub renders and dialing back lights to get what you want. It is my worst complaint about Poser 9 Still stick with it, you'll get the hang. One trick I did. Build a scene with some boxes, cones, and cylinders, and a stock vicki. Now just spend a few hours lighting the scene different ways that you like to light in Poser 7. It will give you a feel for where to start on Poser 9
well done!