- Prerequisets -
- .... You know how to navigate librarys, load and manipulate characters.
- ..... This is covered in in this tut here.
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- First up lets have a look at the product page at DAZ
- Notice this package not only has the room prop but also includes:
- .... Room Props
- .... Camera settings - for the Aux Camera
- .... and light setting
- Also check the ReadMe that came with the package for more info like adjustable French Doors.
- Here's where my product is installed.
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- Open up Poser
- Load in the Boudior which can be found in the Library:/Props/Digital Muse Boudoir
- You cannot see the prop because the main camera is too close to it so lets adjust:
- the camera position and prop so we can have a good look ath the room.
- This will give us an idea of the rooms layout.
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- Now we have had a look at the model let's get to work.
- (1) Start a new scene.
- (2) Load in the Gold Boudoir
- (3) Switch to the Library: Cameras/Digital Muse Boudoir and activate the "Top View " Camera
- This is the "Aux" Camera as per the ReadMe
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- Now we will import a "Poser Person". A Poser figure I have saved before.
- Start at the file Menu
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- My Character was saved wit the face camera so .....
- We will need to reset the camera so switch back to the "Aux" camera.
- Here is our figure looking from " Top View" camera
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- To get a better view load in Camera "French Doors 01"
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- Save your work... I didn't
- Now lets reposition our lady.
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- Lets now bring in a Prop.
- From our Library: Props/Digital Muse Boudoir load in a chair
- and position it.
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- Save your work ..... I didn't
- Now lets set up our Aux Camera for a render.
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- Save your work
- Lets set up the lights. Start by deleting all the existing lights.
- The load in the default lights for the Library: Lights/Digital Muse Boudoir
- This is what our scen looks like before rendering.
- Mine is a little different because I didn't save my work so I had to do it all again!
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- Render your scene and save the render as a picture with a transparent background.
- Either in ".tif" or ".PNG" format.
- Here is mine composited in PSP
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- And here is one I did earlier using the same set
- "Time to say goodbye"
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- Exercise - Create your own scene with on or more people in an architectural setting.
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| Thanks for looking and feedback is welcome, Richard. |
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