Re: we should not need to buy another program to import poser figures 2003-12-12 - By bijou
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Exactly David.
For some of us its a commercial necessity. For those of you that its
not... great. But Carrara doesn't have a full set of character tools
like Poser. And Maya costs a LOT of money!
And for crying out loud... you can build your own models in any
modeller (including, yes... Carrara!) and rig them for Poser so that
you can animate them. I've done that. So the use of Poser isn't
wrong... perhaps what some people here really mean is using bought
content instead of making it yourself is wrong. But then the question
remains... selling content has been going on a long time, for high
end applications like Max for use in 3d games and the like. Poser
just brought it down to a lower pricetag, to a consumer level...
which I have to say is NOT a bad thing! Its why Carrara exists too,
it brought high end features to a consumer price!
Go hang on Turbosquid to witness the kinds of prices that used to be
paid.
And once Zmorphics has a plugin, I'll be one of the first with bells
on my toes looking for it. Perhaps the first thing I should do is
animate a fricken aquarium full of Poser fish so you can understand
that its not just for naked chicks. Sheesh... and I thought I had my
mind in the gutter.
take care, Robin
--- In Carrara@(protected), "David Bell" <nordwind53@(protected)> wrote:
> My two cents,
>
> For some of us a Poser plug-in is a commercial necessity, the
option is to return to Maya and it's plug-in.
>
> Yours,
> David
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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