Import 2D sequence from ASP 11 into Poser Pro 11?
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2016 9:11 pm
Sorry in advance if it has already been asked, but I couldn't find anything clear about this.
I do remember that in older versions of Poser it was possible to import a movie with transparency as an animated texture in Poser,
but I can't find how to this in the latest version of Poser Pro.
What I want to do is to import an animated character from ASP, exporting it as a image sequence (PNG with transparency),
then create a square in Poser (with primitive) and apply the image sequence as an animated texture (with help of the Movie node).
But when I do this, the alpha is gone and my sequence is on a white background...
Is there any way to do that? As far as I know, ASP 11 can't export movie with alpha, that's why I use PNG sequence.
And I want to avoid the pain to create another image sequence/movie only for the transparency material in Poser.
Or if it is not possible in Poser Pro, do you know any good tutorial about how to achieve that with an other 3D software (Blender, ...)?
Everything I found on the web is more about fake 2D in a 3D environment. :/
I do remember that in older versions of Poser it was possible to import a movie with transparency as an animated texture in Poser,
but I can't find how to this in the latest version of Poser Pro.
What I want to do is to import an animated character from ASP, exporting it as a image sequence (PNG with transparency),
then create a square in Poser (with primitive) and apply the image sequence as an animated texture (with help of the Movie node).
But when I do this, the alpha is gone and my sequence is on a white background...
Is there any way to do that? As far as I know, ASP 11 can't export movie with alpha, that's why I use PNG sequence.
And I want to avoid the pain to create another image sequence/movie only for the transparency material in Poser.
Or if it is not possible in Poser Pro, do you know any good tutorial about how to achieve that with an other 3D software (Blender, ...)?
Everything I found on the web is more about fake 2D in a 3D environment. :/