Poser Debut has everything you need to get started quickly, including dozens of ready to pose characters– from cute cartoons and animals to robots and photo-realistic humans. Master 3D art and animation with our easy to follow, step-by-step Project Guide.
All this has yet to materialize but many believe new worlds are out there just waiting to be born.Poser Debut lets you create scenes to add, pose and animate 3D characters. They’re also thinking that people might one day build their own avatars to use in familiar games. (Daz has related products that allow users to create characters, pose them, create environments, and share their creations in a large community.)Īnother company from the game world, Image Metrics, is also aiming at this nascent market and it’s looking at the 3D worlds that might emerge from social networking. There is already an active sharing community within the Daz world. The thinking is that there might be more of these people out there, if they had a better entry path. but most like to create 3D-they’re digital crafts people. There are professional users who use the product to create characters for animatics, or for walk-throughs, etc. Poser’s largest customer base is among advanced hobbyists. “If Poser Debut can follow in the footsteps of Manga Studio and Anime Studio’s Debut products, then we’ll have a winner on our hands and a slew of bright-eyed, enthusiastic new Poser fans in our midst.” What do we think? Cooper says Debut is designed for users who might be intimidated by 3D, but who want to give it a try because they’re game enthusiasts or they want to create their own movies. Smith Micro is developing new training tools including in-app project guides and tutorial videos and this version comes with 2 GB of content including 72 figures, based on Poser’s base figures Alyson and Ryan. The Debut products have an upgrade path to the full versions as people become more adept and interested in doing more. Smith Micro Software hopes Poser Debut is as successful as its Debut versions of Manga Studio (shown here) and Anime Studio. He says the Debut products are designed for the retail shelf (virtual or otherwise) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Apple, and they’re designed to attract the attention of absolute beginners. In a blog post introducing the Debut version, Poser product manager Steve Cooper says the Debut versions of Manga Studio and Anime Studio have been wildly successful. Poser Debut is the same idea, except that 3D figures have an even higher level of entry for hobbyists because just creating a character is the first step, then you’re probably going to want to do something with your character such as create a world, put them in a game, make a movie, etc. The company says they’ve gotten very good response from the Debut products and they’re attracting new users including beginners. These tools have a solid following of enthusiasts and Smith Micro hopes the Debut version will open the door to people who might like try the programs out.
Manga Studio and Anime StudioĪs might be gathered from the names, Manga Studio and Anime Studio are tools to help people create comic books or cartoons in Japanese styles. The debut version of Poser follows successful introductions by Smith Micro of Debut versions of their mainstream products Manga Studio and Anime Studio. There is minimal material editing, no manual rendering settings, and no Python support.
The Debut version of Poser includes the base features but does not include Poser’s Face, Cloth, Hair, Set-up, and Content rooms. Based on the company’s main product, Poser 8, Poser Debut is a simplified tool for creating 3D characters.
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