#Anime studio debut 8 add bones greyed out how to#

It took me almost a year to learn how to work in Blender and I still haven't figured all out yet. It's not listed as a feature for Poser Standard.

#Anime studio debut 8 add bones greyed out pro#

If the features were listed, then why would you think you getting the Fitting Room? It's a Pro only feature. It's never been greyed out for me before. If you just came to complain and moan about Poser, we'll just get out of your way and let you have at it. If you want our help, you're going to have to be willing to put in some effort to follow instructions and learn the software. They are all available to you in the standard version of Poser 11.

#Anime studio debut 8 add bones greyed out manual#

The User Manual is, indeed, searchable, yet you refuse to take the time to learn how. You CAN hide body parts to make clothing fit, yet refuse to take the time to learn now. You CAN use the morph brush to make your clothing fit, yet refuse to take the time to learn how. You CAN do area renders, yet refuse to take the time to learn how. I'm sorry, but most of the issues you are having are at your own hand. At the end of the day, Poser doesn't offer the kind of rendering I need anyway. It's a lot more work than I was expecting, and it means that I can't work directly on my project for a considerable period of time while I build the skills needed in Blender, but oh well. I think fixing 80% or more of this would be pretty straightforward, and I really hope Renderosity cares more about doing this than SM obviously did, but in the meantime I'm going to have to move as much as my workflow as possible to Blender, which at least has the tools to get things done. The program has a lot of potential, but as it stands it is far from being the straightforward pose-and-render program it presents itself as. Many Poser users seem to be focused on making as realistic pin-up renderings as they can, and it is true that for this purpose only a minimum of additional material is needed, but for other purposes it is now clear that either Pro or a lot of outside material is needed to make even simple projects- like Daz, but with a higher up front cost. I doubt that many people do, and the promotional material certainly doesn't address this, it is natural to believe from it that the features are all compatible with each other. I did not do the level of research that would reveal how much of this content is incompatible with major features of the program like the face room, how little support content there is for many of the base figures, and how incompatible the support content for one figure is with another.

#Anime studio debut 8 add bones greyed out for free#

One reason I BOUGHT Poser instead of using Daz for free was that Poser supplied a lot more content. Poser has some great features, even the plain version, but it is a real problem that many of them dislike each other and that some are almost useless without features that exist only Pro. Yes, I did do research, but oddly enough I did not actually learn to use the program that I did not own until I bought it, so it was not at all clear that many of the listed features did not work together or did not exist in my version. My Preview mode does not do area renders.

IIRC, you keep telling me Poser does things which my copy does not do. Still, on the off chance that your manual is not, here is a way to do it. Did you do any research when buying Poser? Did you know which version you were buying? And yes, the manual is searchable. You 'understand' there's a Fitting Room? Now I'm curious.

'Paint over the jeans with the appearing colorful brush and 'pill' the clothing out.ĮClark1894 posted at 9:39AM Wed, 28 August 2019 - #4360617.

(see “Creating Morphs with the Morphing Tool” on page 782).' The second method of correction is to use the Morph Brush to raise theĬlothing over the hole, or lower the body part underneath the clothing To hide the body part of the figure that is poking through by setting theīody part as invisible (see “Body Part Actor Properties” on page 214). There are two ways to correct this problem. Might notice the base figure poking through areas of the conformingĬlothing. The base figure’s skin, particularly when the figure is animated. 'Some tight-fitting conforming clothing may not completely cover

Choose the Pull morph (second one of the icons, looks like an arrow pointing down).

Click on Select or Create Morph dropdown.

Unselect Visible on the Properties tab.