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Raemus Patel

Registered User

Join date: 21 Jun 2004

Posts: 29

06-26-2005 11:30

I dont understand how people can make couples poses, Is there a way to put a 2nd model in Poser?

Chloe Platini

MEOW

Join date: 16 Sep 2004

Posts: 332

06-26-2005 11:41

i dont have poser or w/e but my guess would be they make 2 poses 1 like lets say a sitting pose for a guy and the other for female that would fit good with the other and then they just link the 2 together? just a thought lol

Cristiano Midnight

Evil Snapshot Baron

Join date: 17 May 2003

Posts: 8,616

06-26-2005 12:11

It is easy to add a second figure to your Poser scene - just open up the library, find the figure you want to add, and click the ++ icon at the bottom of the library window, instead of the single + - this will add the figure instead of replacing it.

Once you have created the poses, you need to export each one separately. Just click on the first figure to select it, export the BVH file, then click on the second figure and export. Once you import both animations, you will need to use a sit script and a ball to position them. Check out the script forum/library - I believe there are some publicly available scripts for poseballs.

Good luck

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Raemus Patel

Registered User

Join date: 21 Jun 2004

Posts: 29

06-26-2005 14:10

From: Cristiano Midnight

It is easy to add a second figure to your Poser scene - just open up the library, find the figure you want to add, and click the ++ icon at the bottom of the library window, instead of the single + - this will add the figure instead of replacing it.

Once you have created the poses, you need to export each one separately. Just click on the first figure to select it, export the BVH file, then click on the second figure and export. Once you import both animations, you will need to use a sit script and a ball to position them. Check out the script forum/library - I believe there are some publicly available scripts for poseballs.

Good luck

Thankies Muchos! I script too so i have scripted poseballs ready. THanks again!

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Raemus Patel Registered User Join date: 21 Jun 2004 Posts: 29	06-26-2005 11:30 I dont understand how people can make couples poses, Is there a way to put a 2nd model in Poser?
Chloe Platini MEOW Join date: 16 Sep 2004 Posts: 332	06-26-2005 11:41 i dont have poser or w/e but my guess would be they make 2 poses 1 like lets say a sitting pose for a guy and the other for female that would fit good with the other and then they just link the 2 together? just a thought lol
Cristiano Midnight Evil Snapshot Baron Join date: 17 May 2003 Posts: 8,616	06-26-2005 12:11 It is easy to add a second figure to your Poser scene - just open up the library, find the figure you want to add, and click the ++ icon at the bottom of the library window, instead of the single + - this will add the figure instead of replacing it. Once you have created the poses, you need to export each one separately. Just click on the first figure to select it, export the BVH file, then click on the second figure and export. Once you import both animations, you will need to use a sit script and a ball to position them. Check out the script forum/library - I believe there are some publicly available scripts for poseballs. Good luck _____________________ Cristiano ANOmations - huge selection of high quality, low priced animations all $100L or less. ~SLUniverse.com~ SL's oldest and largest community site, featuring Snapzilla image sharing, forums, and much more.
Raemus Patel Registered User Join date: 21 Jun 2004 Posts: 29	06-26-2005 14:10 From: Cristiano Midnight It is easy to add a second figure to your Poser scene - just open up the library, find the figure you want to add, and click the ++ icon at the bottom of the library window, instead of the single + - this will add the figure instead of replacing it. Once you have created the poses, you need to export each one separately. Just click on the first figure to select it, export the BVH file, then click on the second figure and export. Once you import both animations, you will need to use a sit script and a ball to position them. Check out the script forum/library - I believe there are some publicly available scripts for poseballs. Good luck Thankies Muchos! I script too so i have scripted poseballs ready. THanks again!