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Editorial Article 2: The Poser 5 Mess (October 2002).

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Starting a series of editorial articles, here are my thoughts on using Poser for creating artwork.

Editorial Article 1: Using Poser for Artwork.

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Extracting and Organizing Poser Zip FilesĪ tutorial on how to better organize files from the beginning: when you first extract them from the zip file.

The reference page for the MAT Pose Creator program.

Tips, Tricks, and Hints for the MAT Pose Creator.

How to use Poser's reflect node and an environment map to create realistic metallic surfaces.

Making Realistic Poser Images Using Reflection Maps.

Part 2 on how to make the best-looking renders- tips on how to give your characters a little more life.

Give Your Characters Life (Creating the Best-Looking Renders, part 2).

Some tips on how to make the best-looking renders, using only Poser and no post-work. Put your Poser characters into new settings- your own photographs! Some of the tips may seem basic, but hopefully, everyone will learn a little something.Ī list of commonly-used terms and definitions, now on their own page!įrom an early use (with Poser 4 and Windows 98) to later (using Poser 4 and Windows XP Pro). Here are a number of tips, tricks, and other things I've found while using Poser. Throughout this website, I will be using characters (of my own creation) to help illustrate the tutorials:

Vue d`Esprit: tutorials for Vue d`Esprit.

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Advanced: these tutorials require a more advanced understanding of Poser, and in some cases, additional software programs.Intermediate: these tutorials require a basic knowledge and understanding of Poser.Beginner: tutorials for beginners or anyone looking to brush up on their skills.And, if you can make it better, please let me know!Īll of the tutorials will work in Poser 5 and above, unless noted otherwise.Īll of the pages are organized into categories: Also, if you start to create your own textures, objects, or projects, please share your ideas with everyone else- after all, that's what the Internet is all about! Feel free to improvise your own changes.

The pages may seem "text-heavy" at first, but I have designed the pages to be a step-by-step "how-to" instead of a "follow these steps and look what you can get." In fact, you could print the page and use it as you would use a reference book- having it beside you while working in the programs.Īll the information on this website is completely free to use as you wish, but please give me credit whenever possible. Unlike some other tutorial sites (where you have to keep clicking a "Next" button to see the next step or a "Previous" button to go back), each one of my tutorials is on its own page.

When I recoded the site in November, 2002, I considered writing a new, long-winded introduction welcoming people to the site, then I decided to just move the links closer to the top of the page.Īs you go through these tutorial pages, keep in mind that they are meant to be used as you are working with Poser (or Photoshop or Lightwave). Since April 2000, I have been helping people with Poser 4, first with tutorials, then with downloads, and now, with editorial articles. JCH Digital Designs - The JCH Poser Page: 3D Content, Poser Pro, Poser 7, Poser 6, Poser 5, Poser Pro Pack, Poser 11, Lightwave, Models, free downloads, tutorials JCH Digital Designs: