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Posed People are static 3D People. Each of them portrays a specific natural pose that has been captured in our state-of-the-art photogrammetry scanner. The geometry and high-resolution textures of all Posed 3D People have been manually refined to match the vividness and authenticity of real human beings. Posed People include pre-built materials and are ready to render.
Tried downloading the first one, unzipping it, then opening in SU 2019 and 2020.
Impressively realistic. But all ‘loose geometry’ inside the overall component. So posing by moving arms and legs isn’t easy.
There are heavy jagged black lines over the face, round the ears and neck, and most body joints.
Can you remove them? If you can’t, how can I?
And could you not make the limbs separate components for upper arm, lower arm, hand; and thigh, lower leg, and foot, for example?
PS. I see that if I turn off both Edges and Profiles the jagged black lines disappear. But the style applies to everything in a scene, so if I did that, everything else would have to be the same. Can’t you hide those edges before making the model available for download?
Hi John,
thanks for your message and thanks for your feedback.
When using our models without any Renderer in the Sketchup-viewport only, you can remove the lines by disabling the profile line drawing in your viewport.
The appearing profile lines on the model are automatically created in our UV-unwrapping step and texturing to enable our high-res texture projection inside of SketchUp. Those geometry-borders have to be there in order project the material and texture correctly. You can easily hide them in your image in post by creating two screengrabs with the different style settings and then quickly masking out the areas.
Our posed models are already baked are not meant to be deformed in any way. If you are looking for models with an including Rig-Setup, feel free to check out our rigged models. Those models can be modified so that you can create your very own poses in 3rd party applications.
Fredo’s ‘Hide All edges’ plugin on Sketchucation is perfect for that sort of thing, just select the group/component and use the plugin.
I use it all time for faceme components and VRay Proxies.
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