Comments on: 15_Poser to Rhino http://timpickup.wordpress.com/2008/05/31/15_poser-to-rhino/ MA Digital Arts Camberwell 2007-2009 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:09:14 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: jim http://timpickup.wordpress.com/2008/05/31/15_poser-to-rhino/#comment-128 jim Fri, 02 Jan 2009 20:26:01 +0000 http://timpickup.wordpress.com/?p=193#comment-128 Hi If you export poser to one of the programs that use obj files you get an option to group body parts. If you do not do this you get an obj file which when you import to rhino has parts like the tongue as separate objects. it is easy to delete and then expoert as a obj file which you can reimport to poser and apply the rigging from the parent file. Another advantage sometimes is that you can just select the parts say the trousers and use flamingo to create a material Incidentally does anyone have a link to RhinoExport.py i had it on my old computer but need a new copy jim Hi

If you export poser to one of the programs that use obj files you get an option to group body parts. If you do not do this you get an obj file which when you import to rhino has parts like the tongue as separate objects. it is easy to delete and then expoert as a obj file which you can reimport to poser and apply the rigging from the parent file. Another advantage sometimes is that you can just select the parts say the trousers and use flamingo to create a material

Incidentally does anyone have a link to RhinoExport.py i had it on my old computer but need a new copy

jim

]]> By: timpickup http://timpickup.wordpress.com/2008/05/31/15_poser-to-rhino/#comment-127 timpickup Thu, 04 Dec 2008 07:37:03 +0000 http://timpickup.wordpress.com/?p=193#comment-127 when you export the OBJ file from poser you should get another file exported at the same time the MTL file. this has a list of all the texture images the OBJ needs to color properly. what you have to do is find these files in the POSER folders (in runtime geometries somewhere) and copy them to where you exported the OBJ file. now when Rhino opens the OBJ file it should picku up the textures. you need to select Render (or viewport?) Properties and choose Render Materials from the drop down list in Rhino. when you export the OBJ file from poser you should get another file exported at the same time the MTL file. this has a list of all the texture images the OBJ needs to color properly. what you have to do is find these files in the POSER folders (in runtime geometries somewhere) and copy them to where you exported the OBJ file. now when Rhino opens the OBJ file it should picku up the textures. you need to select Render (or viewport?) Properties and choose Render Materials from the drop down list in Rhino.

]]> By: Scott Schube http://timpickup.wordpress.com/2008/05/31/15_poser-to-rhino/#comment-126 Scott Schube Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:22:19 +0000 http://timpickup.wordpress.com/?p=193#comment-126 Thanks for the tips. I tried the one on the poser to rhino script - now the obj file at least gets opened in rhino at the right scale and orientation, but I'm still seeing only the shape, not the color/materials. Anything else that you did to be able to see this? Thanks Thanks for the tips. I tried the one on the poser to rhino script – now the obj file at least gets opened in rhino at the right scale and orientation, but I’m still seeing only the shape, not the color/materials. Anything else that you did to be able to see this?

Thanks

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