Poser Tutorials (interface, modelling, animation, materials, maps, modifiers, lights, cameras, rendering) - 3DLessons.com
The multiply function allows us to multiply up to four values in one go. Each of our input nodes is multiplyed by its value attribute, and the two results are then multiplied together to provide our final result.
November 20,
2007
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Poser 5's undocumented secret.
November 19,
2007
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Ever wish you could load compound conforming figures more easily? Now you can. AutoConform figures load several figures with a single click.
November 15,
2007
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Poser provides us with three functions from trigonometry. Second in the list is the Cosine maths function.
November 14,
2007
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Poser provides us with three functions from trigonometry. First in the list is the Sine maths function.
November 12,
2007
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Compared to Poser 4 the process for applying a texture is far more complex in Poser 5. This is a click by click tutorial to apply an image map to an object.
November 12,
2007
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I'll bet you thought you couldn't create volumetric light effects in Poser 4. Well you couldn't until now! Check out what the nerd has cooked up with the Fog Tool Deluxe!
November 8,
2007
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I will show you how to take a clothing model, import it into Poser, and make a dynamic clothing prop out of it ...
November 7,
2007
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This node can be used to make patterns repeat, or to add another level of complexity to a texture such as the cloud or turbulance nodes. Finally, it can be used to brighten up a dull fractal pattern.
November 7,
2007
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This tutorial is in three steps. We will create a ground fog effect then add a second fog tool to create a volumetric light shaft. Then we dive into animation with the Fog Tool Deluxe.
November 6,
2007
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