Although the latest version, Poser 5, does have dynamic soft-body features, its mostly used for drapery, eg hair, clothes. The animation is relatively basic, its mostly used for still pictures. You CANNOT make or edit the actual shapes in them - they are for POSING only. Daz Studio is similar, but its not as easy and its still in beta but the main program is promised to remain free to use - its so Daz can sell more add-ons of course!

Poser is very easy to use, its popular and there are lots of “add-ons” for those who just want to make pictures and don’t mind using other people’s objects that lots of other people have.

Oh, if you decide to buy something from them, remember me! (they’re supposed to be starting a referral bonus deal)Įven on free stuff, they’ve shown good support to me a couple of times I had problems. If you do, you may even be able to sell them at Daz or elsewhere Note, you’ll have to extract the changes to distribute them, you’re not allowed to distribute the full figure as an object - even in. I’d bet well over 1GHz, even a 2 GHz PC is not very snappy.Īnd of course, you can use Blender to create your own morphs etc. You can also get the latest beta of Daz Studio, their free Poser-type program, which uses an open-source renderer, I believe, although you need a power-house PC to use it. The don’t include the “morphs” etc, but if you other morphs that are based off the “base” figure should work fine. If you are interested in the Poser community at all, or if you just want a decent figure for a Blender picture and don’t have the experience to do one on your own, you need to sign up at and get these FREE and very popular figure objects.ĭaz said the offer was only for a week or two, so I’d grab it them ASAP, although the current “sale” price of free says until Dec 2005, so I’m not sure.Īs I understand it, these are the FULL figures, not the “LE” light versions. Not a commerical, just a pointer to a resource from a satisfied user.

Free daz models