https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=2910&p=36976#p36976
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Whazizname
Friday, 07 September 2007, 05:02 AM

Re: [Tutorial] Making the most of a freebie auto in Poser
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Now that we have our model into Poser, we begin the second stage of determining a the model's usefulness.

1.) adjust orientation, and scale:
This props axis are different than Poser's; so rotation on a axis does not cause the expected change. I could re-export the model from Blender with the correct axis orientation; but since this auto will be use in static images, I'll just use the prop's trans dials. I  normally now go to the manufacturer's website to get info about the vehicles dimensions; but in case, I'll just guess, and choose to increase the scale to 225%; use drop to floor command ; and compare to Don. ( ... making the "ground" visible is helpful at this point ...)

2.) look at model from all sides to check the quality of it's mesh, and probable material zones. I prefer to rotate the model; but since this model has origin issues, I'll move the camera. The mesh of this car looks good; no puckers or ripples. All material seem to be logically placed.


