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WOOT! GOT IT!!
I buy your DS stuff also and sometimes the Poser versions and convert them myself...I find this really sad though but understand your logic Ken.
I must admit as a DS user I will be buying DS compatible stuff first as I want to support the vendors who do produce for DS and I only have limited funds for spending this year as my husband isn't working any more.
So unfortunately though I love your Super Hero outfit and was really looking forward to it that I won't be able to buy it yet. Maybe down the track though...
I agree with you all those Cut outs man the possibilities !!! Not to mention the color options!! Very Kewl!!
Great job Ken!!
@Pendraia Thanks for understanding, Pen. It wasn't an easy decision. 
@RobZhena THANK YOUUUU! ^____^
@NapalmArsenal About these cutouts, I wish there was a way in Poser to change ONLY the transmap with a preset without affecting all the rest of the materials. That would simplify things a LOT!
@Lyne That should be possible, though gloves, cowls and masks will ever so rarely port to other figures. One thing I can foresee if I do that is that the edge flow from Dawn will NOT work well with Dusk when it comes to body morphs. I would probably have to retopo the body suit, which would probably mean remodeling it altogether. I could possible reuse the same mesh if the porting were from female-to-female.
@RobZhena THANK YOUUUU! ^____^
@NapalmArsenal About these cutouts, I wish there was a way in Poser to change ONLY the transmap with a preset without affecting all the rest of the materials. That would simplify things a LOT!
@Lyne That should be possible, though gloves, cowls and masks will ever so rarely port to other figures. One thing I can foresee if I do that is that the edge flow from Dawn will NOT work well with Dusk when it comes to body morphs. I would probably have to retopo the body suit, which would probably mean remodeling it altogether. I could possible reuse the same mesh if the porting were from female-to-female.
@Ken1171 In Poser and Daz all you have to do is select the portion you want to transmap out and just save that portion of the item. If that is what you are getting at.
For example -
But you will have to have an order of which you apply the transmap. Apply Materials then apply the transmap.
Off for now I need to hit the road!! Will be back later today.
For example -
But you will have to have an order of which you apply the transmap. Apply Materials then apply the transmap.
Off for now I need to hit the road!! Will be back later today.
When I tried that, the colors, bump, and basically everything else got overwritten - with info that was NOT in my preset. If the preset doesn't have the data, Poser auto-creates its own default values. But then I noticed this is order-dependent, and decided to make multiple presets instead, to make it bullet-proof.
I think the reason why Poser auto-creates default values when they are not in the presets is because of the way it was programmed with object-oriented classes. It uses inheritance to apply presets, which explains why it creates values on its own when we don't include them in a preset - which in this case is a BAD thing. It limits what we can do with presets and creates order dependencies.
I think the reason why Poser auto-creates default values when they are not in the presets is because of the way it was programmed with object-oriented classes. It uses inheritance to apply presets, which explains why it creates values on its own when we don't include them in a preset - which in this case is a BAD thing. It limits what we can do with presets and creates order dependencies.
