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Office Moves Volume 2 now available at Daz3d.com

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

Enter the corporate trenches with your Poser businessman with the Posermocap Office Moves 2 Moves Pack!

This collection of motion-captured animated poses have been optimized for Michael 4 and Victoria 4.2 and allow you to animate them with a single click. Within seconds, you’ll keep the office running in your animated or special-effects project.

This moves pack includes Boss Conversation Standing Angry, Getting File From Drawer, Lift Heavy Box, Running Copier (Impatient), Water Cooler Get Refill, Walking With Papers.

Each Move in the Move Pack is an Animated Pose (PZ2) file that works native in Poser and DAZ Studio. Also included are BVH files for the moves, allowing the moves to be used in any application that reads and imports BVH motion capture files. Mirrored versions of each pose are also included. Props and hand poses are not included.

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Spy Moves Volume 1 now on sale at Daz3d.com

Saturday, October 17th, 2009

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We are very pleased to announce that our Spy Moves Volume 1 for M4/V4.2 is now available for sale exclusively at Daz3d.com. This animated pose pack for Poser and Daz|Studio has been one of our more popular animation sets and features optimized motion-capture data for Daz’s Michael 4 and Victoria 4.2 figures. The set contains seven animated poses as .PZ2 files, including the following poses:

  • Advance and Shoot: Boldly walking forward, this pose brings an arm up to shoot away at anything in front.
  • Fire and Advance: Built with holding a rifle in both hands in mind, this pose moves forward with a military style shuffle as he shoots.
  • Grenade Toss: This pose will pull the pin and throw the grenade downrange.
  • Pistol Through Door: Designed with holding a pistol in mind, this pose enters and secure a room through the door, sweeping the room with his pistol, looking for threats.
  • Tied in Chair: Sometimes agents get caught, and this pose has them tied up in a chair and struggling to escape.
  • Two Gun Mojo: When subtlety is not the answer, this pose kicks down the door and shoots up everything with twin guns.
  • Walk Turn Shoot: Inspired by the quintessential spy series, this pose kicks things off with a quick walk ending with a twist and a shot to the camera.

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Each pose also has a mirrored version, giving you 14 animated poses for M4 and V4.2 each! We have also included BVH files of each pose which allows the poses to be used with any application that reads BVH files.

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You know, you really should subscribe to our mailing list…

Saturday, October 18th, 2008

By now, you probably know that our store is open, and our first motion-captured animated pose packs for Poser and Daz|Studio are for sale. But, did you know that our mailing list subscribers get a few extra benefits, just for subscribing to our mailing list?

For example, our mailing list subscribers this month get a coupon entitles them to a 10% discount on any purchases they make in the store from now until November 15, 2008.  They also get the chance to download, for free, a solo move (animated pose) for Michael 3.  And, they also get an idea as to what’s coming down the pipeline from PoserMocap.com.  And believe me, there’s some interesting stuff that we’ve got in the works.

And they get benefits like this each and every month.

Now, if you are anything at all like us, you’re not a big fan of mailing lists.  That’s one reason why we chose to make this mailing list as painless as possible.

First, we do not sell or give away your mailing address to anybody.  Ever.  Period.

Second, we limit our e-mails to you to one big e-mail newsletter in the month, and no more than one small product announcement in the rest of the month.

Third, you get benefits that you can use from our mailing list.  Discounts, free stuff, and a lot more are planned for future e-mail newsletters.

So how does that work for you? You can subscribe today by filling in your name and e-mail in a box in the upper right-hand corner of this page.

You’ll be glad you did.

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Officer Murphy’s Bad Day – Day 9

Sunday, August 31st, 2008

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Though it has been awhile, we have updated Officer Murphy, here is a look at mocapped animation used to create the shot of Murphy walking through the deserted graveyard. We’ve uploaded the video to Youtube, but we’ll try to get a much higher-resolution video uploaded to the site in the next day or so.

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Zombie Walks

Friday, July 18th, 2008

We’re starting off our offerings with the Zombie Walks Moves Pack, which will be a collection of 25 Motion Capture animations of typical Zombie motions. As we finalize the pack, we’ll be posting images and animations on the site to showcase the individual moves that can be applied to your animations.

Now, while we could simply provide you with the BVH files that you could import right into Poser using the File>Import>BVH Motion menu command, we’ve actually decided to make it easier for you. We’re going to be providing you with animations that are designed for your particular figures. After all, we want to make sure that animating in Poser or Daz|Studio is accessible to everyone. We want to be able to allow you to use these with little to no tweaking in your animations.

So, why Zombies? Well, considering that Zombies have become quite popular as movie monsters nowadays, they seemed to be a natural choice. In contemporary horror films, Zombies make great villains often riffing on viral outbreaks, or technology gone mad leading to the breakdown of social order. They are ravenous, unstoppable, and their victims swell their ranks. In short, they are the ultimate invincible movie nemesis.

Expand it into pulp-era and B-Movie stories, and Zombies fill the ranks of the evil aliens trying to rule the world. Or they can become Mummies, protecting an ancient Egyptian tomb from sacrilege by the square-jawed Archaeologist/adventurer. There’s a lot of potential applications for the Zombie menace that you’ll be able to use in your animated project.

Expect to see some more images and animations of the moves soon.

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Can Poser really be used to make a Movie?

Thursday, July 17th, 2008

This is not an unusual question. Both Poser and Daz|Studio have long been known as methods for creating outstanding looking still images, but not so much for animation.

Now, if you go onto any CG Animation forum on the net, you’ll likely find that lower-cost programs like Poser and Daz|Studio are not held in the same esteem as more expensive programs like Maya, 3DS MAX, Lightwave and Softimage. The perception is certainly out there that “good” animation needs expensive software and that the more expensive the software, the better the animation.

While it is true that the more expensive programs tend to have extensive toolsets, the capabilities of lower-cost programs have been expanding tremendously over the past few years. And for programs like Poser and Daz|Studio, they can indeed be used to make movies.

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