Beta testers needed for HW Big Cat poses

[Daio]

Need to have both HW Big Cat and Cub.

Both Poser and DS though I need a poser tester first. Once I'm sure the poses are correct in Poser I'll run them through DS and save them as DS files. Unless you want to take the Poser files and test them in DS and then save them in DS for me.

Some experience in testing poses is helpful although I will provide guidelines and instructions. Poses should be ready to test later this week (I'm still doing a little tweaking).

 

[Glitterati3D]

Need to have both HW Big Cat and Cub.

Both Poser and DS though I need a poser tester first. Once I'm sure the poses are correct in Poser I'll run them through DS and save them as DS files. Unless you want to take the Poser files and test them in DS and then save them in DS for me.

Some experience in testing poses is helpful although I will provide guidelines and instructions. Poses should be ready to test later this week (I'm still doing a little tweaking).

Happy to test in Poser for you Daio. I have PP9 through PP11 and the Big Cat and Cub.

 

[Rae134]

I have DS 4.9 for when you're ready for a DS tester. (I haven't tested poses before, just textures, but if you're providing guidelines I'm sure I'll be fine )

 

[FairyFantastic]

i can test in daz ive tested poses etc

 

[Dakorillon (IMArts)]

Have both DS 4.8 and DS 4.9 If you end up needing another.

 

[Jan]

Have tested before. I use PP2014 but also have PP11 if you want a Poser tester.. oh have the cat and cub

 

[Daio]

Thank you all for volunteering. I think I have enough testers for now.

 

[Alisa]

A bit of beta testing help for testers:

1-Poses should not move the body in the xyz trans, unless they are "go to" poses.

Move the figure to, say 5x-5y-5z, then click each pose. Click in different order, too, not just the first, then the 2nd, etc.

They should REMAIN at 5x-y-z

2-Zoom way in, turn to different angles, particularly where two parts of the body touch. Pay careful attention to pokethru in these places and with the ground. Remember, though, that 3d models can't squish, so sometimes there will be a bit of pokethru where there is pressure being applied to body parts.

 

[Glitterati3D]

A bit of beta testing help for testers:

1-Poses should not move the body in the xyz trans, unless they are "go to" poses.

Move the figure to, say 5x-5y-5z, then click each pose. Click in different order, too, not just the first, then the 2nd, etc.

They should REMAIN at 5x-y-z

2-Zoom way in, turn to different angles, particularly where two parts of the body touch. Pay careful attention to pokethru in these places and with the ground. Remember, though, that 3d models can't squish, so sometimes there will be a bit of pokethru where there is pressure being applied to body parts.

And, one more specific to the Cats.......check the whiskers for intersection when there are 2 interacting.

 

[Daio]

A bit of beta testing help for testers:

1-Poses should not move the body in the xyz trans, unless they are "go to" poses.

Move the figure to, say 5x-5y-5z, then click each pose. Click in different order, too, not just the first, then the 2nd, etc.

They should REMAIN at 5x-y-z

2-Zoom way in, turn to different angles, particularly where two parts of the body touch. Pay careful attention to pokethru in these places and with the ground. Remember, though, that 3d models can't squish, so sometimes there will be a bit of pokethru where there is pressure being applied to body parts.

That's good advice. I try to remember always to move the figure via the hip and, fortunately, the way I am writing poses with DialWriter no body transformations are saved.