One of the ways I want to work is to be able to create characters and save them off so I could later include them in scenes.

To create a character, you would load in the base model. Below is the base Victoria3 model.  Doesn't look very realistic, does it?

To change the look of Victoria3, you would apply a "morph pose" to her.  There are many built-in morphs and you can buy additional morph packs for Victoria3.  Below are some eye morph injections for Victoria3.  If I select the head of Victoria3 and double click one of the eye morphs, it places a new parameter on the Parameter Tab for Victoria3's head.

I've collected comics for over 20 years.  I would probably still be collecting today except that I don't have the time or space (comics take up a long of space) to read them anymore.  But I still have a great fondness for this form of entertainment.  One of the things I have always wanted to try was to create my own comic book or graphic novel.  When I first heard about Poser and Daz Studio, I thought, “I wonder how hard would it be to use them to produce a comic book or graphic novel?”

As I mentioned earlier, Poser's user interface was a little intimating to me and I never got around to exploring it further (although I hope to do so in the future as I get more experience with Daz Studio and 3D rendering concepts in general).

Here is the way I would like a 3D program to allow me to work on my project:

1. I want to be able to create characters and save them off.
2. I ...

If you browse through the 3D content offered at Daz Productions you will noticed that most items are tailored towards specific models. For example, the Concord Navy clothing item can be used with the Victoria 3 model and the clothing pack set for Michael 1.0 and Victoria 2.0.

I was interested in using the Concord Navy uniforms because I wanted to have a bunch of characters who were some sort of space marines in my comic book project. I also wanted to only use the newer generation 3D models (Victoria 3, Michael ...

Daz Studio is an amazing 3D application. It's even more amazing because its free!

It's basically a free (but supposedly less powerful) replacement and/or addition for Poser. I first found out about it a couple of years ago after purchasing Poser to try my hand at creating comics with it. I noticed people creating these incredible renderings with a 3D model named “Victoria”. People would purchase Victoria and load her up in Poser to create these fantastic images. So, I decided to take a closer look at the company that created the Victoria model.

It turns out Daz Productions was a company that produces high quality 3D Content. In essence, they create 3D models that are usable in 3D software such ...