Poser Pro 2014
Bullet Physics is an open-source collision detection and hard and soft body physics engine, and Smith Micro’s developers have done a good job of rolling out this feature in Poser. Advanced physics such as jiggles and collision-based deformations can be applied, edited and re-calculated (in real-time) to almost any object in the scene, though, during testing we had issues with simulations that include conforming clothing.
New to Poser are Pixar Subdivision Surfaces algorithms, which allow lower resolution models to be smoothed, while still retaining a clean, useful topology. Different subdivision levels may be applied for scene preview and for render time only. It’s important to note that as with any Subdivision Surfaces process, the initial topology of the model dictates the end result. You should also be aware that many of Poser’s older models or third-party custom models may not subdivide properly. Also high levels of subdivisions can significantly slow down animation and rendering. Along similar lines, models may be edited with the improved Magnet and Deformation tools, which better support weight maps for precise vertex-by-vertex editing.
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