Thnxĭoes something foolish, but the one that does nothing at I did my best folks, I hope it will work for you!ĭisclaimer: if I die before xmas, don't hold me accountable. but how about just being independent of all that? If you're going to go through all that trouble to fix a pre-existing figure. 'Some issue' could be anything from not having enough polys, to having rigging that would have to be done from the ground up anyway, not having genitalia, looking weird, from just not being native to Poser, sure, you could re-design an existing figure, fashion loads of work-arounds and constructions to get past the legal issues. So yeah there are demands, and all figures will have their limitations. He's a master, he deserves a good figure. Roxie wouldn't even register in the dude's brain. I once spent two days revamping my own version of V4 for a friend of mine, detailed to the nines, and he still complained about it. Some of the art that my buddies crank out put me to shame, with the amount of detail they put into it. Nothing to argue there can you?īut there's also another caliber of artist out there that are more demanding. Look in the galleries, a Pauline posed with a nice set of hair with some dress, and boom, fun. Some folks are just happy with Pauline, and they mean it. But this is only relevant to people that really want all that. They've done an amazing job with their figures so far, attractive, versatile, well supported.
#Opinions on using daz 3d models as comic book references free#
Even DAZ weren't free of this as they developed their figures. Guys, even this one will have limitations. Many approaches, no matter how cleverly thought out, will be met with limitations. There are many ways to approach the whole figure design for a CGI application, and it entirely depends on what it is that you want to do with this figure. So you could say: ok you dumbass, why didn't you just take some Poser figure, like Dawn, or Pauline, or even Genesis 2, and work on them instead of making an entire figure yourself? Well, they all have 'some issue' don't they? Now before I invite every fan club of every Poser figure out there to come defend their figure here, this is not an attack, this is an approach. I couldn't hand over my Victoria 4.24.2 to every Poser user I wanted to help.
They struggled to uproot themselves and find a new way. And some of these people are my buddies that I spend a lot of time with, farting around with render battles, goofing around with characters posing and acting out the most hilarious stuff that I can bore you with in chatrooms about. But not everyone has the time, or experience I have.
I love it, for comics, Poser is THE sh!t, despite its issues. Poser is great because its a super simplified version of Max, or C4D. I made just about all the content for my first three comics myself. Without sounding like a total snob, but probably sounding like one anyway, I'm actually independent of the whole figure circus: I can make my own stuff. Now, I'm in a bit of a unique position when it comes to Poser. And what made it worse, is that Poser was very capable of most of the things that my friends wanted, all that was needed is some idiot to do it. Without saying anything about the software, switching working environments is not a joke, especially for people heavily invested in that environment (I mean heavily). but the one reason that kept on pushing me on, was seeing my friends and fellow artists struggle to decide to stay with their current software, or migrate to a new one just for the figures. I've gone over this story so many times in my head, why bother make Project Evolution? I can list a lot of different reasons, like I've done for years, from feeling challenged, to feeling defiant, for wanting money, for wanting something different, to just fulfill a promise.
She is attempting to do several things at once: Project Evolution is extremely ambitious. Project Evolution is huge, I can barely keep up with the feedback I'm getting from my betas. In a way I really hope that vendors will take certain parts over from me. She will probably entirely live up to her name. I think I will stay with the ' Project' part because after release, which I hope will be this xmas, I doubt that work on her will cease.
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