Is the following addon “Temple of Mars” here—->http://www.daz3d.com/temple-of-mars compatible or not with DAZ Studio Pro 4.5 . I really find the information given in the shop not precise and misleading. Those addons are not given for free and the least one can expect is something more precise than this
“Notes No
Compatible 3D Figures N/A
Compatible 3D Software DAZ Studio, Poser”—————-> Gosh which version of DAZ this is!!!!!
I’m not a fortune teller or reading in a crystal ball! Sorry to be a bit nervous about the matter, but the shop administrators should be a little bit more concerned about their customers who are not all specialists in this matters or at least beginners as is my case..
In the Product Description it says : This product is for DAZ Studio only.
It also says : Compatible 3D Software DAZ Studio, Poser
Very confusing, and needs to be fixed. It should work in most versions of DS, DS3, DS4 and DS4.5, but I cannot be certain. It uses DSA files for applying the textures, which means they should run correctly in any version of DAZ Studio.
If you buy this item, and it does not work for you, or even if you just don’t like it, DAZ 3D have a 30 day money back policy, and I have never had any problems getting my money back at any time. I know it is not a definitive answer, but there are problems at the moment with the new store setup. Someone else may know for sure, so hang on for a little while.
In the Product Description it says : This product is for DAZ Studio only.
It also says : Compatible 3D Software DAZ Studio, Poser
Very confusing, and needs to be fixed. It should work in most versions of DS, DS3, DS4 and DS4.5, but I cannot be certain. It uses DSA files for applying the textures, which means they should run correctly in any version of DAZ Studio.
If you buy this item, and it does not work for you, or even if you just don’t like it, DAZ 3D have a 30 day money back policy, and I have never had any problems getting my money back at any time. I know it is not a definitive answer, but there are problems at the moment with the new store setup. Someone else may know for sure, so hang on for a little while.
So Jimmy you completely agree with me to say it is not precise .
I understand the possibility of returning the addon Jimmy but It would be less troublesome for the customer as well as the necessary time to refund him by Daz in case of return for the addon not working. We’re here in the computer and software business and one of the major rules of this field of activity is preciseness.
Anyway I’ll try this environment which could help in my development and following your yesterday’s advice in doing so Pete.
They are grey scale images used to simulate raised details in an image, rather than using real geometry, which would make the poly count much higher, and slow down the rendering.
They are grey scale images used to simulate raised details in an image, rather than using real geometry, which would make the poly count much higher, and slow down the rendering.
I’ve met the word in the software and in 3D papers so honestly I can’t remember in which cases what was refered to? Perhaps you could council me on a source where I could find the major words used here and their definitions.
Tell me , is there a way to bend a plane so as to have two different angles for the foreground an background of my street pavement? Or should I position two different planes one being the continuation of the first with its own angle?
Ummm I hate to admit this, but I am not the best person to ask about this problem, because, although I can answer the general questions I actually don’t use Daz Studio. I am sure Szark or Jimmy will be along soon to answer this question for you.
jvdesuit1 when you mean bend do you mean curved or sharp angles Can you draw a picture to show us?
Yes It can be both cases; either a street having in the beginning a certain angle of steepness or even flat then after a few yards the steepness increases regularly; that would be the most realistic way to do it; although you can have a complete sharp angle the best comparison would be some of the streets of San Francisco with their regular succession of steep angle then crossed by another street which is perpendicular to the climbing one:
Sorry about the dely, had a visitor, went for a short walk to the shops then had to prepare the evening meal.
Yes we can manipulate a mesh with the D-Form tool but like I have said before I can take you through the process as I don’t have access to Daz Studio at all. I know you don’t like English Vidieos but doing a google search is the only thing I can suggest unless others know of some written tutorails on the D-Form Tool.
