Include Existing Groups in Polygon Groups.Adds the figure name to the polygon group name such as Figure1LeftHand. Include Figure Names in Polygon Groups.Causes the internal name minus any spaces to be used as the polygon group name. Use Exact Internal Names Except Spaces.Names each group according to the Poser body part name that it represents. Include Body Part Names in Polygon Groups.Exports the figure pose as a morph target, allowing several targets to be morphed in between. Causes the vertices along the seam between body parts to be welded together so the individual body parts can’t be moved independently. Causes each designated Poser body part to be exported as a separate group that is recognized in the external 3D application. Export Object Groups for Each Body Part.The options available in the Export Options are the same for all the various formats and they include: The next dialog box to appear is the Export Options dialog box, shown in Figure 4-15.
For example, if you don’t want the Ground plane exported, you can just deselect the check box to the left of the Ground object. This dialog box lets you select which objects get exported. This dialog box lets you choose to export only the current frame or multiple frames, and you can choose the frame range.įollowing the Export Range dialog box, the Select Objects dialog box, shown in Figure 4-14, appears. When one of these options is selected, the first dialog box to appear is the Export Range dialog box, shown in Figure 4-13. You can check the number of polygons in the current scene using the Scripts, PrintInfo, PrintFigandActorInfo menu. The 3D Studio and Lightwave export options can only output scene files that are fewer than 65,000 polygons. The ability to export Poser files to the Collada format is new to Poser 8. Exports geometry objects using the cross-platform Collada file format. Exports geometry objects to Lightwave using the. This format is available for Macintosh only. Exports to the QuickDraw 3DMF file format.
Exports geometry objects to 3D Studio Max using the. Each of these options can be found in the File, Export menu, including the following: There are several formats for exporting the current Poser scene. Posed figures can be exported from Poser and reused in other packages. This is a huge benefit when you’re using other packages that don’t work so well with figures. The File, Export menu includes several options for exporting the current Poser scene so it can be used in other 3D packages.
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