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I was inspired in making this when i saw this commercial long long time ago lol its about the dummies moving stuff i forgot what's that commercial Hope you guys liek it btw.. what's the best way and the fastest way to export a poser figure w/ clothes on into bryce? I hate hunting down the texture's if its .OBJ

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richterArchived

Interesting image. Reminds me of another one awhile ago. http://www.bryce5.com/details.php?image_id=1907 Keep on experimenting, and yes - I like the background too.

archclanArchived

Hmm i guess i have to do it the hard way lol Hunting down the Texture's :P and my Daz Studio 2 is with My poser and my Bryce on another computer because whenever I install DAZ 2 Bryce breaks :( and i really hope poser would have a support function for Daz studio and Bryce ~ I made the Background because it looks beter with those metal dummie's

HoroArchived

Cool. Yes the white background IS harsh. However, I think this steril feeling is fitting for those metal men. I'm not a "poserist" but as much as I gathered from other forums: open the Bryce to D|S link and import the objects from Poser into D|S, adjust object in D|S, then close it and you have all in Bryce. Another option would be to open D|S (that's DAZ Studio, btw), import your Poser objects, adjust as appropriate and export from D|S as .obj, then import into Bryce.

spektyrArchived

These guys remind me of an animation on the 'Beyond The Mind's Eye" DVD. The term "Crome Cronies" pops into my mind. ;-) I'm also reminded of "The New Renaisance" in "The Animatrix" That's a robot's life. Busy busy busy! ;-) That white background is a bit too harsh for my taste and I think it would be better to have a background scene so that the overall image doesn't look so sterile. Let your imagination have fun with it. ;-) I'm sorry but I've haven't worked much with Poser so I can't answer your question. I'm confident someone else here might have an answer for you. I look forward to seeing more of your work. :-)