Finally got a free copy of poser 5!
Couldn't help but try it out, but the hair is
messed up...

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Tim Attwood wrote:
> Finally got a free copy of poser 5!
> Couldn't help but try it out, but the hair is
> messed up... 

He's clearly a Xcom operative from Terror from the deep.

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> > ... but the hair is messed up...
Did you convert with PoseRay? If so, make sure you check the Include texture
coordinates (UV) box on the POV-Ray Output, Options tab. In the POV-Ray
scene file, you need max_trace_level 10 (or close to 10).

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> Did you convert with PoseRay? If so, make sure you check the Include 
> texture
> coordinates (UV) box on the POV-Ray Output, Options tab. In the POV-Ray
> scene file, you need max_trace_level 10 (or close to 10).
I'll have to check in PoseRay if that was set, but the max _trace_level
should be fine. Thanks.

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Hi Tim,

"Tim Attwood" <tim### [at] comcastnet> wrote:
> It was caused by the format I exported it into from
> poser, not by PoseRay. Here's a guy with hair...

Good start here! Now all you need is the bad guy to shoot, the damsel to
rescue, the escape boat/copter/rocket/whatever to get away in ... :-)

I've been playing with Poser too. Getting the right boxes ticked to get the
right bits of the model exported, in the right format, with the textures
uv-mapped ... but it is so satisfying to see the image render when you do
get it all right :-)

I'm playing with the dynamic cloth setup - almost there! My first two scenes
have been quite contemplative, but I think my next image will have to be
some sort of 'action' shot to show it off.

Bye for now,

Mike.

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