Did you know that you can effectively control the kind of isometric renders you get inside Poser with the "hither" and "yon" settings on your camera? These are basically the same as a clipping plane in other apps, allowing you to do cutaway views of your scene. Not many Poser users make use of this, but for what you're doing, it would be seriously handy, and possibly replace the workflow of hiding parts of your environment. I'll try to post a vid tut showing soon as I can....
Will you make the individual walls/ceilings etc. hidable? If so I'd definitely pick it up. I make freelance isometric games using graphics rendered in Poser, and options like that make things infinitely easier to create isometric levels.
Did you know that you can effectively control the kind of isometric renders you get inside Poser with the "hither" and "yon" settings on your camera? These are basically the same as a clipping plane in other apps, allowing you to do cutaway views of your scene. Not many Poser users make use of this, but for what you're doing, it would be seriously handy, and possibly replace the workflow of hiding parts of your environment. I'll try to post a vid tut showing soon as I can....
Sixus1Media 1 year ago
Will you make the individual walls/ceilings etc. hidable? If so I'd definitely pick it up. I make freelance isometric games using graphics rendered in Poser, and options like that make things infinitely easier to create isometric levels.
TheSoundboardGuy 1 year ago