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C4 or Poser pose plants?

C4 or Poser pose plants?

2005-04-02       - By Doug Schafer

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I got this quote from a Bryce list of people trying to make 3D trees;
They suggested finding tree meshes from places like renderosity:

"But if you own Poser PP or Poser5 you can take the Plants and Trees into
the Setup room and add Bones to the Meshes so then you can Pose them the way
you want..."


My question:

Easier or better to add bones in Poser and import into C4 or
Best to try to add bones to a mesh inside C4 and avoid the Poser work &
import?

I have never used bones yet....how hard to do any of this?

or will I likely have more/easier success using native created C4 trees?

And did I remember there is no easy way to add fruit or flowers to tree
tips/branches...except maybe to use anything grows? or to fake it with
particles interspersed?
(I just downloaded the 'cherry tree' but have not opened it as yet).

Doug.S




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