Poser Animation Import System

Latest News

• 19th May 2001

  Its back!! Huge thanks to Gwydion for letting me host PAIS. Gwydion is busy with other great projects at the moment so rather than lose PAIS he let me jost it here :o). For support please join the poser-cinema group at Yahoo .......Steve

   

• 27th November 2000

Wow, what a response!  It's been so intense that I've had to carve this page up into several pages to ease demand on the web server!

People are starting to create movies already, so I've opened a gallery where people can showcase what they've done.  I've added my third move, a little haunted house thing, which shows just why rendering in Cinema 4D is so much better!

Thanks to everyone who has written expressing thanks and making suggestions ... and to all you Mac people, I hope to have some news in a few days, but in the meantime, I'm told that OBJCrusher works fine via VirtualPC, so if you have that, use that in the meantime.
 

• 26th November 2000

If you've already read the tutorial, I'd recommend re-reading it, because I've changed quite a few of the explanations and also changed some steps in the tutorial.  I've also added more questions to the FAQ.

Thanks to Steve Shanks, there's now an explanation of how to get the scale right when moving objects to and from Poser.  I've updated the tutorial to reflect this.

I made a mistake describing how to activate the WriteMorphKeys expression ... you should put the underscore in front of the name of your master object, not the Null containing the morph keys.  Thanks to Steve (again) for pointing that out.
 

• 25th November 2000

OBJCrusher v1.01 uploaded.  If your version has no version number, then it's v1.00 and you should download the new one.

A new demo movie, talking heads, is available.  It's significant for two reasons;
(1) It shows that facial animation can be imported just fine, and
(2) It shows that partial models can be imported just fine (in this case, only the heads were imported, not the entire body)!