Before you start texturing any of your characters, you need to know where to position parts such as eye sockets, nipples and lips, in this case, we will use lips as an example on how to position them on your texture template before doing anything else.

You see how easy is to do this, if you follow the steps by steps instructions, we do recommend that you pay attention to the very first steps.


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More realistic renders in Poser 4 and Pro Pack.

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It is important to understand and appreciate just what bump maps are capable of, and how they can be used to enhance your Poser- and Bryce-created artwork. In this tutorial you will be creating a bump map for the nude Poser Male to make it look like he is wearing a tight-fitting body suit, building in some wrinkles and surface details with the bump map.

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This is Part One of a two part tutorial. Part Two covers using the results of this tutorial to paint texture and bump maps, and applying them in Poser.

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In this tutorial we will show you a way to make metallic hair all within Poser 6. This technique should be adequate for any hair out there, so let's get going.

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Ever want to make a space scene inside of Poser 5? This tutorial will teach you the basics on how to make Earth-like planets. By the time you finish this tutorial, you'll be well on your way to populating your space scenes!

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If you want to make perfect make-up you should use different eye shadows for different color clothes. But if you make another texture for head, you get another huge file of 2-5 Mb!

But if you read this tutorial, you can make smaller textures for different make-up options.

For Personal Use only!

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Ever want to put more than a handful of characters in your scene and Poser or DAZ Studio runs out of memory? It's not the number of characters you are using. It's the size of the textures that your characters are using. First of all, I would like to thank my friends in the DAZ forums for helping to make this tutorial possible by helping me learn this trick. In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to create computer friendly low resolution character textures so your computer has some breathing room. To do this, we'll be resizing the graphic files and editing the Poser .pz2 files to apply the new textures. This is much easier than it sounds, so let's get to work.

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Hi, everyone!
Today we'll quickly cover some simple ' tweaks and trick' and mess with Poser's Material Room a bit, in order to create some insanely good looking close-up renders.

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Create a pair of very effective glowing eyes in Poser4, with the help of this tutorial.

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