Sign up for the WP Engine affiliate program and receive a minimum of $200 per referral! Poser 3d Hair Modeling Tutorial Using Cinema 4d – step 2 In the main window make sure that the Object Tool is selected (the right hand side panel, blue square, cone and sphere) and move the second spline upwards and then use the scale key to resize as is needed.Hold down the control key and drag the spline under itself to create a new copy (in the Object panel) (you could copy and paste but this is quicker 😉 ).In the object manager drag the spline onto the Loft Nurbs object, making it a child of the Loft Nurbs.I usually create a f reehand spline next (the sqiggly yellow one on the top panel), following the contour of the head from the top view.Accept the default mapping which should be UVmapping.Drag your material onto the Loft Nurbs object in the Object Manager.On the menu bar select Objects>NURBS>Loft Nurbs.Poser 3d Hair Modeling Tutorial Using Cinema 4d – step 1 Tick the Alpha box then click image and browse for your transparency map.Tick the colour box, then the Image button and browse to your texture.Double click on the material to open it.On the Material Manager create a new material.Create a “Background” object – this will make your test renders stand out better!.Press “O” on your keyboard to zoom out to your figure.press “control” and “a” on your keyboard to group them if they are the head and neck.

This will ensure that your figures will import into Cinema and back into Poser correctly sized.

Go to File>Import/Export Settings>Wavefront and enter 500 as the import/export factor, click ok.

Poser figures are very tiny in dimension when imported into Cinema, and very difficult to work with, so we have to set up Cinema’s Import/Export settings to accommodate this.

Here’s one I made earlier! Easy 3d Hair Modeling for Poser with splines and loft nurbs in cinema 4d

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