Custom Genesis 3 Female Character and Hair This was a quick render in Daz Studio iRay of the new custom Genesis 3 Female character that I’ve been experimenting with. This is a full body and face morph and conforming polygon mesh hair that I’ve adapted from one of my older props and updated for Genesis …
I’ve been updating my digital clone of our thoroughbred ex racehorse mare, Karina for the Daz Horse 2 (DH2) model for Daz Studio and Poser. This is a custom morph built in Hexagon through the Daz Studio bridge with the texture being one I made of the same horse for the DAZ3d Millennium horse model …
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Note: This is an old tutorial that I wrote to help with morphing Poser hair in Cinema 4d however it was written for older versions of the software but as far as I know the steps should hold true for current versions. Cinema 4d by Maxon is a very powerful program and is excellent when …
I’ve hit a problem with my mane figure for the Daz Horse 2 model in that when loaded in a scene you can only select it from the scene panel in Daz Studio, I had thought that I had hit a bug in Daz Studio but it doesn’t look as though anything else is effected 🙁
Well I figured out how to fix my previous mistake with my custom mane model for the Daz Horse 2 3d figure and then I decided to make a morph to temporarily fix the bending problem until I work out how to use Daz Studio’s rigging.
Fixing the broken geometry
At first I thought I’d lost around 8 hours worth of work with the mesh breaking on my object but luckily I had saved the base figure under a different name a couple of days previously so opened up the broken figure in NotePad++ (please note I always save my work uncompressed so that I can edit it if needed in a text editor) and searched for the .dsf file in it so that I could find it’s location. I then opened the dsf file folder up in windows explorer and changed the file extension to .dsfbak.
Free downloads for the various Poser 3d horse figures here. Includes stuff for the Daz 3d Millennium Horse (MilHorse), the Poser 4 horse and textures to transform the Daz Zebra to a cute little donkey!
Well this is annoying! I finally found the pen for my graphics tablet (hiding between bottles of nail polish on my desk side…) and settled down with my render and Photoshop to finish up the portrait of my cheeky, chunky welsh cob, Cruz and as I often do got carried away….
Now after producing several variations of my image I just can’t decide on which one I like the best. This image is intended to hang in my hallway so I want the best one, but full of cold and feeling the tug of a hot bubble bath and my warm bed I need some help. Which one of the above images do you like the best? Also do you have any constructive suggestions to improve it?
Once I find the pen for my ageing wacom intuos graphics tablet I can put the finishing touches (hair) to this digital portrait of my own horse Cruz.
I have been working on a new dapple grey texture for my heavy draft horse morph for the Daz Millennium Horse figure. I have modeled this morph on the heavy european type draft horse such as the Breton
Well I’ve finished up a new composite image, entitled Red Gold. It was rendered in Poser 6 with the scenery painted in Photoshop. I also painted the horses mane and tail in Photoshop and blended the horse with the background.
This is one of the three morphs that I am currently packaging up for the Daz3d Millennium Horse model. The package will contain three morphed characters, this draft horse, a cute pony and the morph for the paint horse that is in my previous post. I will be releasing a texture set at the same …
