https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3843 ----------------------------------- jwarndt Monday, 23 December 2013, 03:42 AM A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- Hi gang, I need to find a simple, curved tube (or rod, or whatever...) that can pass as an intravenous feeding tube for a couple panels in my graphic novel Varinka. Technnical proficiency is not my strong suite and the only 3D modeling software I'm familiar with is Poser 4 & 7. If it's something solid, I can make it appear to be translucent by simply rendering it twice, once with the object, and once without, then superimpose the two images. Does anybody know where I can find an object like that? I've scoured turbosquid and a couple other places and found nothing. (And the pre-fabriacated intravenous units did not have the tubes in a configuration I would be able to use. I'd rather take a simple tube and build the hardware around it with props from poser 4's "primitives" folder.) Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! John PS I did, however, find some VERY useful FREE .obj and .3ds objects for later scenes at turbosquid, including a very nice .obj of a wedding gown I'm pretty sure I'll be able to fit (with a certain amount of tinkering) around the Posette figure I'm using for Varinka. ----------------------------------- ahjah Monday, 23 December 2013, 02:22 PM Re: A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- Hi John :hi: I recall a nice set of advanced primitives called "Prop-o-Rama" containing various tubes. But it was an old download and I can't find it right now. Also Englishbob has some nice construction props on his page http://www.morphography.uk.vu/downloads.html Last but not least I've been thinking about Ajax' easy pose stuff. The EP rope might work for you. It's in the freestuff at RRosity. Just do a search for Ajax. Hope this helps ----------------------------------- jwarndt Monday, 23 December 2013, 08:22 PM Re: A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- [quote user="ahjah" post="44441"]Hi John :hi: I recall a nice set of advanced primitives called "Prop-o-Rama" containing various tubes. But it was an old download and I can't find it right now. Also Englishbob has some nice construction props on his page http://www.morphography.uk.vu/downloads.html Last but not least I've been thinking about Ajax' easy pose stuff. The EP rope might work for you. It's in the freestuff at RRosity. Just do a search for Ajax. Hope this helps[/quote] Thanks, I'll check those links! ----------------------------------- jwarndt Monday, 23 December 2013, 11:59 PM Re: A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- [quote user="jwarndt" post="44443"][quote user="ahjah" post="44441"]Hi John :hi: I recall a nice set of advanced primitives called "Prop-o-Rama" containing various tubes. But it was an old download and I can't find it right now. Also Englishbob has some nice construction props on his page http://www.morphography.uk.vu/downloads.html Last but not least I've been thinking about Ajax' easy pose stuff. The EP rope might work for you. It's in the freestuff at RRosity. Just do a search for Ajax. Hope this helps[/quote] Thanks, I'll check those links![/quote] Ahjah, I checked out Ajax's props at renderosity and they looked like they'd work, but when I clicked on the download page I got flashing red virus warnings from McAfee Site advisor and I'm not willing to risk my pc by going there :( I seem to remember mcafee site advisor has some sort of process whereby webmasters who feel they've been unjustly flagged can appeal, so I'm going to email renderosity about it. John ----------------------------------- ahjah Tuesday, 24 December 2013, 12:35 AM Re: A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- You got mail :D ----------------------------------- jwarndt Thursday, 26 December 2013, 08:23 PM Re: A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- [quote user="ahjah" post="44445"]You got mail :D[/quote] Thanks for sending me that. It's working now :) ----------------------------------- ahjah Thursday, 26 December 2013, 10:20 PM Re: A Simple Curved Tube? ----------------------------------- :thumb: