Don’t worry about anything under the Subset setting – just leave everything as it is and proceed.Īs soon as you click OK, another window should pop up. It doesn’t seem to have any effect on anything. I have genuinely no idea what that is or what it does – so I’ll just name it whatever my Smart Prop is called and click OK. This will bring up a window that will prompt you to create a New Set.

Frame up the object before you do, so that Poser can create a nice looking icon for your prop. If there is no plus icon, simply select the folder you’d like to save it to and they’ll show up. Now click the little plus icon at the bottom of the library to save your object. With your prop selected, navigate to the Props folder in a library of your choice. Either way, your Scene Hierarchy should look something like this: Alternatively, select your object and head over to Object – Change Parent and find your body part. To parent your object, drag it onto the selected part in the Scene Hierarchy. If that window isn’t showing in your setup, head over to Window – Hierarchy Editor. This will highlight it in the Scene Hierarchy. To find out the body part you need, hover over your figure and click on the part that outlines in white.

For our earrings, that’s the head of the figure. To make our earrings move with the figure we’re creating them for, we’ll have to parent them to the appropriate place on the figure. Poser can’t create its own, but you can load a variety from the library under Props – Primitives. I’ve scaled them and moved them into place. I’ll do the latter and give Andy some exciting earrings (even though he doesn’t have ears).Īs you’ve guessed it, these are just two sphere primitives. The principle is the same: model your 3D object as you wish, then import it – or load and create a primitive in Poser. I have personally rendered a scene with 8 Genesis females in the tub and had room for more! This prop is perfect for any bathing scene in which you want to impart a sense of grand luxury.ġ Faucet with running water (which can be hidden)ġ Added group of clear bubbles which load into the bubble bath surface (can be hidden)ġ Morph for widening the wraparound benchģ Illumination presets for the bench illuminationģ Small 'blobs' of suds that will fit to a Genesis 8.X female - one on the nose, and one for each shoulder (these can be moved around, scaled and etc using the Universal tool.Ģ Random larger blobs of suds that can be placed anywhere in the scene using the Universal tool.ġ Fervent wish that I haven't forgotten anything.Yesterday I’ve written about how to create a Smart Prop in DAZ Studio, and today we’ll learn how to do it in Poser. This extremely large bathtub features classical styling, a wraparound bench with underside illumination, and a morph for making the bench wider. The Big Bath: A very popular product with some new wrinkles and changes.

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