[David Wiffen]

Hi Randy,
The InterPoser Pro plugin should avoid me having to use any weight tools. It imports poser models directly from the poser runtime library. You should then be able to manipulate and add walk cycles to the models within C4d. Thereby bypassing poser completely.

The models import fine, The problem is just when I add any preset walk cycles that involve IK.

I mentioned it’s probably down to Left and Right Leg IK being on by default on poser models and Cinema 4d cannot interpret this correctly. Or can it?

Thanks for the reply.

[David Wiffen]

Hi Antony,

Thanks for your response. Very informative.

I’ve looked into using Google Earth before but couldn’t find a clear cut answer to whether it can be used for tv broadcasting services. I’ve been looking through the google earth pro documentation and again I am struggling to find how you credit it and whether you can manipulate the imagery in anyway. The documentation does say:

You can personally use an image from the application (for example on your website, on a blog or in a word document) as long as you preserve the copyrights and attributions including the Google logo attribution. However, you cannot sell these to others, provide them as part of a service, or use them in a commercial product such as a book or TV show without first getting a rights clearance from Google.

Could you shed any light on this?

It would be difficult to stipulate exactly what was being used.

Many thanks.