Koneko has plenty of dials to create your own feline character, male OR female.

- Scaling Parameter Dials present for Head, Abdomen, Arm, Legs, Hands and Feet.

- Over 120 Head Morph and Scaling Dials. All dials are grouped logically so that you can find them easily. Basic Dials such as blinks, closing the mouth and smile are in a group at the top so you don't have to go on a "morph hunt".

- Over 30 Body Morph and Scaling Dials, including 4 generic Body Types.

- Ability to go from a male to a female figure. Turn Koneko into Koneka! Female body also exists without the head morph so that you can make your own face.

Full Morph List in PDF format here

Koneko Features the following features geared towards animators and folks creating game and interactive content:

- Koneko has working IK for the Arms, Legs and Tail.

- He is fully Talk Designer Compatible (Poser 7 or higher) and includes viseme map files.

- Koneko works extremely well in the Walk Designer for Poser (version 6 or higher).

- He includes over 30 "Posing Dials" in the Body, which allow you to "shortcut" pose him. Lift both arms, turn them, turn the torso and so on.

- He had grasping dials and finger bend dials in the hands.

- He also has standard Look Dials in the Head: Side-Side, Up-Down and Cross (for adjustments). The Poser Point-At Features works on both eyes as well.

Well, I haven't written here in a long time but I've been trying to focus a little bit more on that lately. The above is an interactive preview of the Koneko Toon Figure that is coming soon to Runtime DNA.

I will have some more in-depth information on him for you soon and a list of features. Stay Tooned!

Relevance: Poser 8 and PoserPro 2010

LINK: http://www.runtimedna.com/forum/downloads.php?do=file&id=787

I've seen a few methods that allow you to start certain python scripts when Poser is launched, such as adding additional "poser.ExecFile" statements to poserStartup.py. I've tried to do this and Poser likes to scream BLOODY MURDER at the notion.

However, the BEST solution I've found is using Semidieu's FREE utility, Shaderworks Central, available at Runtime DNA. This program basically adds the script loading entries to Poser's Default Scene and I've found it to be far more stable.

When you install the scripts, simply use the "Startup Manager" utility.

Link: http://artzone.daz3d.com/wiki/doku.php/azproduct/9540

Just a short and sweet post this time around. The Product Wiki is now live with Tips and Tricks and more coming soon!