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Rudy Schwartzman
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01-03-2007 09:50
Hi,
A local used bookstore that also sells used software has a copy of Poser 5 for $25.
Would this be a reasonable choice for someone wanting to create SL animations?
RS
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Lee Ponzu
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Join date: 28 Jun 2006
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01-03-2007 10:30
Search these Forums for a best answer to this question, but my uninformed answer is *yes*
lee
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Rudy Schwartzman
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01-03-2007 10:35
From: Lee Ponzu Search these Forums for a best answer to this question, but my uninformed answer is *yes*
lee Thanks. One thing I should have been more clear about, I'm mostly concerned that it might be too old of a version to be truly useful. I did look around a bit and see that others are using older versions, but I wanted to make sure there wouldn't be some serious limitation with version 5. I also see that the vendor's current version is Poser 7, which lists for $250. Lastly, I was also interested in any feedback on whether this was a good or a bad deal. The software does include the original box and manuals. RS |
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Leanan Mensing
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Join date: 30 Nov 2006
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01-03-2007 12:20
I run p5.
p4 propack is just fine for doing SL stuff, so is P5.
a lot of the features in p6 and 7 are not compatible with SL's rendering technology as it is. It's not like your using the top of the line poser models for SL as it is.
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Issues Ambassador
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01-03-2007 22:16
From: Leanan Mensing I run p5.
p4 propack is just fine for doing SL stuff, so is P5.
a lot of the features in p6 and 7 are not compatible with SL's rendering technology as it is. It's not like your using the top of the line poser models for SL as it is. Most typically use the Poser 2 figures. You're safe. For now. |