Here are a few more slang terms that are common but provocative and insulting, and as such should never be said directly to the person they are meant to describe unless your explicit intent is to insult them. Some great answers have been posted, the majority of which are generally not offensive. Material girl could be regarded as a trendy way to call a woman materialistic, which means she has a preoccupation with worldly goods, such as expensive clothes and fancy cars.
Material girl ( n.) a woman or girl mainly concerned with material things I mean to like external looks more than internal valueīut not everyone sees this emphasis on the external as a negative thing.Īnother phrase that could work is material girl, made popular by a Madonna song by the same name: Your question says this, which makes me think that maybe you're looking for the former term: Sophisticated ( adj) Having obtained worldly experience cosmopolitan. They regard this person as someone who has good tastes in fashion, as someone who likes to wear well-made, stylish accessories. However, people who enjoy trendy fashions might call this same person sophisticated. Shallow ( adj.) Concerned mainly with superficial matters. They might view this person as a sucker for a slick advertising campaign, and as a person who succumbs to peer pressure. They think this person pays too much money for a name brand – particularly if they don't have a lot of disposable income. If your intention is to render lifelike game models in complex poses inside Poser, I don't think this process yields usable results.ġ2rounds posted at 6:31AM Tue, 02 January 2018 - what is your objective exactly?It's hard to come up with a word that works all the time, because much of this depends on your perspective. It works fairly well though for my own intentions (getting a Poser render to be used as a basis in Photoshop). In essence it should be possible to convert a Xnalara -enabled character model to use a donor rig from - say - V4.Īs an example, the below Poser illustration (postworked in Photoshop) has the hair from Xnalara -enabled AC3 model and jacket from a Xnalara -enabled Left4Dead model. This process **MAY **work with an entire Xnalara -enabled character model - I have only used to transfer clothing items, hair, beards and such.
Skipping the 3D program step is possible but Poser really doesn't like tris so don't expect good results. I can go through this entire process in just 15 minutes give or take 5 depending on how much manual work needs to be done in step 2. But as an added bonus, WW conversion gives you many adjustments dials out of the box (like material zone inflates). WardrobeWizard conversion does not work that well for footwear and converting does require appropriate WW figure packs to be purchased from PhilC. In step 6 you could create the rigging from a donor model as well - I personally don't do this. Poser Pro 2014 allows to transform morphs from model to model so for my purposes I'm now done having created a new superconforming clothing item for M4. Join parameters may be wonky and may need be manually adjusted. WW saves you a new figure that is now conforming when you load it.Use WardrobeWizard to convert the newly saved model using the same "from" model and "target" model (like convert from M4 to M4). This trip makes the item as a dummy figure. Leave the setup room back to the posing room.Selecting the imported model, now enter setup room and answer yes to the dialog.It should now fit the default pose of your target model. Re-import (make sure NO options are selected in the import dialog). Export the manipulated item to OBJ from Poser.Use morph brush, scaling and translating to fit it into a default zero pose of the target model (like V4 or M4). Renaming of the material groups may be desired. In a 3D program (I use Wings3D for this), delete what you don't want (like if taking a shirt, delete skin, hair, eyes, lips etc and just leave the shirt), re-arrange or define new material groups and tesselate to get rid of tris.Posing the model in Xnalara to approximately the same as your target model may be in order (like if you're thinking of loaning a shirt for M4 from a Xnalara model, it becomes easier to initially use a pose that closely resembles default M4 pose resulting in less work in step 3). You can use a complete Xnalara model and just delete unwanted parts in a 3D program. Here is a step-by-step guide for creating a M4 conforming item out from a Xnalara model. I have Poser Pro 2014 - and not the game dev. I have imported lots of partial items from Xnalara -enabled character models into Poser and re-rigged them in Poser to get conforming models in just a few steps.
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