Jungle Weapons Pack

[eclark1894]

I know, but until Joe sets up his store here and creates the much needed Dusk addon for his Hair Conversion System, I'm stuck. I tried working with one of SAV's hairs last night on Dusk, and failed miserably.

I've been meaning to try this, but couldn't you export the hair into Blender, fit it to Dusk's head, re-import in into Poser and use the setup room to conform it to his head. Or you could re-import it as a morph for the original hair.

 

[Ken1171]

No need, just parent the hair to Dusk's head instead of conforming it. ^^

 

[Pendraia]

Ken, I was just wondering after our discussion on the Office Lady product whether there will be DS versions for any of these current projects in particular the Super suit?

 

[Ken1171]

@Pendraia Good question again. No plans until my DS products sales start to pick up. There doesn't seem to be a significant demand for DS versions at the moment, but things can change. Have you tested Office Lady in DS 4.9? One of my beta-testers said she could use everything, and the only thing was the vest materials needed some adjustment. Please check it out and let me know how it went. I only have DS 4.8.

 

[Pendraia]

Haven't had time yet Ken...I've been busy writing reports for school. I only have 4.8 also. I haven't updated to 4.9 yet.

 

[Miss B]

No need, just parent the hair to Dusk's head instead of conforming it. ^^

You can "parent" a cr2? I thought you could only do that successfully with an hr2.

 

[Ken1171]

You can "parent" a cr2? I thought you could only do that successfully with an hr2.

YESS! In both Poser and DS, you can parent anything! But of course, you can't use "parent to" with a CR2. Instead, use the Hierarchy Editor to drag the item root over the figure's head. But do NOT conform it, or else you won't be able to move it anymore. Just add the CR2 to the scene (without conforming), and drag it over the body part you want to parent using the Hierarchy Editor. Piece of cake! ^____^

 

[eclark1894]

YESS! In both Poser and DS, you can parent anything! But of course, you can't use "parent to" with a CR2. Instead, use the Hierarchy Editor to drag the item root over the figure's head. But do NOT conform it, or else you won't be able to move it anymore. Just add the CR2 to the scene (without conforming), and drag it over the body part you want to parent using the Hierarchy Editor. Piece of cake! ^____^

You can't use "conform to" to parent a CR2. You can use "Set Figure Parent" which will also bring up the Hierarchy editor.

 

[Ken1171]

@eclark1894 Exactly - conforming removes the ability to edit position. There are many ways to do things in Poser, but I prefer to do parenting directly in the Hierarchy Editor because it's simple drag and drop. It might look more natural for DAZ Studio users, who are used to having the Scene tab open by default.

 

[Miss B]

YESS! In both Poser and DS, you can parent anything! But of course, you can't use "parent to" with a CR2. Instead, use the Hierarchy Editor to drag the item root over the figure's head. But do NOT conform it, or else you won't be able to move it anymore. Just add the CR2 to the scene (without conforming), and drag it over the body part you want to parent using the Hierarchy Editor. Piece of cake! ^____^

Oh, of course, DUH! I should've known to do that. ~shakes head~

 

[Ken1171]

Oh, of course, DUH! I should've known to do that. ~shakes head~

You will see that's also the main trick when making composite figures - you can parent a figure's head to another figure!

 

[Miss B]

That I haven't tried yet.

 

[Ken1171]

That's how I was doing to Animenize Dawn using different heads. ^^

 

[Lyne]

I really like these… Very appropriate, I'll get them for sure!

 

[Ken1171]

Thank you, Lyne! ^^

 

[Ken1171]

I am closing this project for testing, and once that is done, it goes to QAV. ^__^

 

[sanbie]

Wow ken...these look great...and the promo images are awesome!

 

[Ken1171]

Thank you, Sanbie! It's almost there now. ^^

 

[Ken1171]

A teaser while the package is cooking at QAV.

 

[Miss B]

Looking good.