Poser Tutorials (interface, modelling, animation, materials, maps, modifiers, lights, cameras, rendering) - 3DLessons.com
By the end of this tutorial you will be able to export a Victoria 2 head from Poser that has no eyebrow or eyelash mesh visible.
October 11,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
306
The Max maths function compared Value_1 and Value_2 and outputs the higher of the two values. This often has the result of merging the two inputs.
October 5,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
193
The clamp node takes the value of Input_1 and replaced any value under zero with zero and any value over 1 with 1. This can be very useful towards the end of a series of calculations to strip out extreme results. Input_2 is ignored by the clamp node.
October 3,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
467
Welcome to this beginners guide to modeling with Hexagon from Daz. I will be showing you how to use many of this programs tools to make a dress model for a Poser figure.
September 27,
2007
Today Views:
2 Total Views:
414
The Min (or Minimum) maths function compares Value_1 and Value_2 and returns the lowest value.
September 27,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
194
In this tutorial I will use the Morphing Fantasy Dress from DAZ to demonstrate the creation of a velvet effect.
September 26,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
275
Python gives you access to most elements in a scene through lists.
September 20,
2007
Today Views:
2 Total Views:
207
This function is effectively the brightness node. The 'bias' it refers to is the balance between light and dark, or how 'biased' towards black or white your picture is.
September 19,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
220
Props are easier to work with using the grouping tool than figures, because you don't have any of the problems created by separate body parts.
September 14,
2007
Today Views:
1 Total Views:
217
Learn everything about Square Root Function with this Poser tutorial.
September 13,
2007
Today Views:
2 Total Views:
588
