You can also include other options in your Preferred State, like camera positions, render settings and more. Then the next time you open Poser, Andy will appear. Once you've got your preferred figure in place, go to Edit > General Preferences > Document tab > Launch to Preferred State radio button > Set Preferred Scene. You can even "Delete Figure" and launch with no figure. If you want Andy, Andrea or another figure altogether, go to Figure in your Poser Content runtime and select Andy. When you launch Poser, La Femme appears as the default figure. They do this to bump the file to the top when alphabetized. If you can't find what you're looking for, check the readme to see if they explained their naming conventions so you can find the props you're looking for.īonus, some vendors use exclamation points at the beginning of file names. Sometimes vendors use the product name, sometimes they use their name, sometimes they use something else entirely. If you can't find a file for your newly installed content, check the readme. Rendering over a black background fixes that. It looks like the hair glows or has white strands around the edge. Turning the background black, it gets rid of the outline shadow on hair when rendering if you’ve ever seen that in images.
But you can make the ground invisible under "Ground Properties." By unselecting, "Visible in Raytracing" and "Visible in Camera," the ground will become invisible in the final render and your models will render over a black background. When you export a rendered image, the ground maybe presented as a gray area that you have to erase. If you drag and drop a piece of clothing onto a figure, say a shirt on La Femme, it will auto-conform. It even works if you've set up your runtime as an external library. Once you find what you're looking for, you can drag and drop the asset into the Poser Window. You can search for files in your runtime through Windows Explorer or Mac's Finder. You can drag and drop assets into the Poser window. Here are just a few things to get you started. There are many things hiding in the 1,000+ pages of the Poser Pro Reference Manual. Even if you've used it since the beginning, there are things hiding in the manual that can make creating with Poser easier.ĭid you know you can drag and drop assets into the Poser window from Windows Explorer or Mac's Finder? Or that you can render in the background and work on different projects at the same time?
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