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Hawk · 1st November 2005, 08:23 AM

Hello Griff, all I need is a Daz figure (Object) in the 3d viewing port, this entire screenshot is taken into Photoshop for final work in 2D. Meaning it doesn't matter how many polys' it has, as it appears in Photoshop as non-poly object. The figure is used mainly for size comparison to another object, like a man standing next to a dog, would tell you how large the dog is. The Daz object is easily sized and moved within AC3D in relationship to the exsisting object, meaning, like the dog, I can move the Daz anywhere near the dog, all the posing is accomplished in Daz prior to placing it in AC3D.

Questions on the UV Mapper, what do I need this for? To reduce the number of Daz poly's?

1st November 2005, 08:23 AM	#3
Hawk Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 191	Daz images into AC3D Hello Griff, all I need is a Daz figure (Object) in the 3d viewing port, this entire screenshot is taken into Photoshop for final work in 2D. Meaning it doesn't matter how many polys' it has, as it appears in Photoshop as non-poly object. The figure is used mainly for size comparison to another object, like a man standing next to a dog, would tell you how large the dog is. The Daz object is easily sized and moved within AC3D in relationship to the exsisting object, meaning, like the dog, I can move the Daz anywhere near the dog, all the posing is accomplished in Daz prior to placing it in AC3D. Questions on the UV Mapper, what do I need this for? To reduce the number of Daz poly's?