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Tools for Poser Texture Maps
Definition of UV Mapping in Poser
Exporting Objects for Poser Texture Maps
Separating Groups for Poser Texture Maps
How to Finish a Poser Texture Map
Isolating Polygons for Poser Texture Maps
Creating Seam Guides for Poser Texture Maps
How to Use Photos for Poser Texture Maps
How to Use the Poser Material Room
Creating Mat Files for Poser Texture Maps
Saving Character With Poser Texture Map
Basic File Types for Poser Texture Maps
File Paths for Poser Texture Maps
More File Types for Poser Texture Maps
File Paths for Poser Texture Maps
Summary: Learn how to isolate polygons for Poser software texture maps with expert 3D animation and rendering tips in this free software tutorial video.
John Carstarphen is an experienced independent filmmaker, screenwriter, animator and teacher. His work as a writer/director has been seen in international film festivals including...read more
"JOHN CARSTARPHEN: Hi. This is John Carstarphen for Expert Village. Now, when you're finished, you want to save out your new obj model and it's probably not a good idea to overwrite the original model. So, save out your texture map and remember that it's still a 256 color image and probably needs to be converted to 24 bit in a paint program. And so, a couple of things you can do with this, let's say you wanted to put a tattoo on a face, you can use the mouse to select a few polygons where you want to place it and resize them much larger for the detail and you don't have to be constrained by groups or materials. You just--you now have the ability to grab any polygons you want and remap them any way that fits your needs. So, it's a really--UVMapper is a really useful tool and it works especially well with Poser models."
eHow Article: Isolating Polygons for Poser Texture Maps
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