My 3D CG From Earlier Times 13

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Paul 2 character and wardrobe creation

Paul 2 is a second-generation figure in default content for earlier versions of Poser software. I attempted to make him closer to an anime style character and created hair geometries and a wardrobe which I felt was better suited for such a character. This was my own very early journey into creating the genre, the modelling and the shaders. My situation was because there was no comparable content in digital marketplaces and freebies distributions.

I tried rendering with Kerkythea

This was several years ago, when I was still using Google Sketchup (before it went to Trillium), and I wanted a better renderer than the default low-resolution limitation. These are BAD RENDERS because of my lack of skill.

MakeHuman character and wardrobe creation for Poser use

I generated an anime-style male figure and took it into Poser for customiasation. I also created hair geometries and a wardrobe for him using Shade3D and Poser. I attempted this after my project with the Paul 2 figure mentioned earlier in this page,

Creating Mixamo Fuse characters for Poser use

Back in time, I could generate Mixamo Fuse figures in anime-style. I imported them into Poser and used Non-Photorealistic rendering style. I also made photorealistic renders (including my own scene props and thrid-party backgrounds), which I then took into image editor software to add post-render effects. I have no idea where Fuse has gone, after Mixamo was acquired by Adobe. I need to find out.

PMD and MMD formats in Poser

It is possible to bring PMD and MMD figures into Poser via the FBX format, using Blender3D as the intermediary software.

Texel Works Hatsune Miku (C) Good Smile Company.

Here are my Poser renders of the figure from Texel works, copyright by Good Smile Company.

Shade3D graphical style render test

I used a plug-and-play scene for Shade3D. It renders inside Shade3D as a non-photorealistic graphical style image.

Megurine Luka renders using Shade3D

I purchased the plug-and-play figure and scene for use in Shade3D. These images were rendered in Shade3D.

Joke render in Shade3D

There was a funny scene provided in Shade3D content. I rendered it out a this is it... The file was entitled "Tired". Hahaha !

I modelled a waste bin with removable crumpled paper, using Shade3D

So, I created a waste paper bin with some crumpled paper in it. The paper can be removed. I rendered the geometries in Poser. In Poser, I also ran a dynamic cloth simulation on the crumpled paper to make it look like it had settled into the bin. I never released these props as freebies... maybe I should some day.