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Your computer screen is a two-dimensional object and your mouse can move in two dimensions it can report left-right andДЇront-back motion but cannot report how far above or below the desk it is. Thats pretty simple, right? Heres the hard part: You create 3D data using two-dimensional tools. Third dimension: Three-dimensional objects use all three of the dimensions (length, height, and depth).ДЄs you can see from the graphic, the cube is a three-dimensional object. Two-dimensional objects are called planes. You will immediately notice that all twodimensional objects are perfectly flat, like the surface of a sheet of paper. In the graphic, the arrows represent the two dimensions and the rectangle represents a two-dimensional object. Now pick either of the remaining two dimensions and call it B. Pick any one of the three dimensions and call it A. Second dimension: A two-dimensional object has any two of the following three dimensions: Length Height First dimension: A one-dimensional object is a single line. It defines a point in space but has no length, height, or width. Veteran 3D users can use this chapter as a handy reference or refresher.ДЄbout 3D SpaceLets begin by defining the three dimensions: Zero dimension: A point is an example of a zerodimensional object.

Novice 3D artists should read the entire chapter to gain valuable behind the scenes insight that will help in learning and using Poser.

The following discussion centers on Poser, however most of these concepts apply to all 3D applications. Posing and AnimationChapter 20: Using Talk Designer Chapter 21: Animation Layers Chapter 22: Advanced Posing and AnimationAuto Balance and Posing Motion Capture and AnimationsД¬hapter 16: The Cloth RoomTask 1: Creating Still Images with Dynamic Clothing Task 2: Controlling How Clothing Acts Task 3: Using Different Materials in Clothing (Part 1)ДЇigure Shaping and CreationChapter 23: Morph Target Creation Chapter 24: Advanced Body ShapingMorph Targets Morph Target Tutorial Figure Joints and Blend ZonesД¬hapter 25: Basic Figure CreationExample One: Wormy Example Two: Goldy the RobotД¬hapter 26: Advanced Figure CreationHow Do You Make a New Figure? Creating Figure Models Creating Hierarchy Files Setting Up a Standard Figure Adjusting Joint Parameters Setting Limits Setting Favored IK Angles Memorizing Default Positions Setting Surface Materials Adding Morph Targets Setting Body Part Names Saving New Figures to the Library Tutorial - Poser Figure CreationДў81281 282 284 289 290 291 292 292 292 292 293 293 293Д¬hapter 1: 3D BasicsThis part describes basic 3D concepts.

#POSER 7 MANUAL MANUAL#

Manual Settings Scene Settings and SpecificsД¬hapter 17: The Hair RoomTask 1: Quick Start to Creating and Styling Hair Creating Multi-Grouped Hair Task 2: Growing and Styling Multi-Grouped Hair Saving Your Hair to the Library Setting Hair Dynamics Creating and Changing the Hair ColorД¬hapter 14: Creating and Assigning TexturesCreating Texture Templates Creating and Using Texture Maps Creating and Using Bump, Reflection, and Transparency MapsД¬hapter 18: Building a Basic Skin ShaderA Note on Workflow Advanced Materials Getting Started Some Notes on Eyes ConclusionДЄdding RealismChapter 15: The Face RoomGetting Ready for Your Face Room Project Choosing and Preparing Photos Task 1: Import the Photos to the Face Room Task 2: Moving, Scaling, or Rotating the Head Guides Task 3: Fine-Tuning the Texture Task 4: Refine the Head Shape Task 5: Completing Your Character Task 4: Using Different Materials in Clothing (Part 2) Task 5: Saving Dynamic Clothing to a Library Task 6: Adding Wind to Your Project Adjusting Dynamic Clothing to Fit Other CharactersД¬hapter 13: FireFly Render TipsAutomatic vs. Transparency Maps Reflection Map Displacement Map Texture Map Procedural Shaders Putting It All TogetherД¬hapter 2: Basic 3D ElementsVertices Splines PolygonsД«asic Poser OperationsChapter 6: The BasicsLesson 1: Working with the Cameras Lesson 2: Tracking ModesД¬hapter 3: More 3D ElementsThe Poser Workspace Normals Camera Lights Hierarchy AnimationД¬hapter 7: Working with LightsLesson 1: Using the Light ControlsД¬hapter 8: Using Posers ToolsLesson 1: The Parameter Dials Lesson 2: The Rotate Tool Lesson 3: The Twist Tool Lesson 4: The Translate ToolsД¬hapter 4: GroupsHair Groups Cloth GroupsД¬hapter 9: PosingLesson 1: Creating Poses Lesson 2: Adding Poses to the Poses Library Lesson 3: Posing FacesД¬hapter 5: Multi/Sub-object MaterialsWhy Multi/Sub-object Materials? Color About Maps & Templates Bump MapsД¬hapter 10: Rendering Chapter 11: Character Creation and AnimationAdvanced TutorialsД¬hapter 12: Content ManagementThe Library Palette Content Paradise Content Collections Contents3D BasicsChapter 1: 3D BasicsAbout 3D Space

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