Poser Pro 11 PoserFusion™ Plug-ins PoserFusion plug-ins are perfect for industrial and architectural design, pre-visualization, theatrical set design, gaming prototype development, storyboarding, illustration and animation. PoserFusion will enable you to add 3D Poser characters to any project, saving you time and resources. The family of PoserFusion plug-ins transform Poser Pro 11 into a character animation solution, creating a pipeline that will transport Poser scenes into 3ds Max, Maya, CINEMA 4D and LightWave. PoserFusion will allow you to host and render full Poser scenes, including all their 3D elements such as clothing and hair within these powerful pro applications. Integrate either static or animated Poser figures with Vertex Weight Map rigging and dynamics that are fully textured and posable, with full morph targets for facial expression and body sculpting morphs. Your purchase of Poser Pro 11 qualifies you to download a full set of the latest PoserFusion 11 plug-ins for 3ds Max (Win), Maya (Mac & Win), CINEMA 4D (Mac & Win) and LightWave (Mac & Win).

PoserFusion serial numbers for each version were provided with your Poser Pro 11 application serial number. The Poser Pro 11 manual, located in your Poser Pro 11 program directory includes details on how to install PoserFusion plug-ins and work with Poser content in the host applications listed above. You will need to enter your serial number for each specific version of PoserFusion when you first launch the plug-in. Download Poser Pro 11 PoserFusion™ If you purchased the Physical DVD version of Poser Pro 11, please click the link below and enter your valid Poser Pro 11 serial number from your DVD case to get the Download Manager.

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If you purchased the ESD version of Poser Pro 11 you already have a copy of the Download Manager. Install and/or run the Download Manager, then simply enter any one of your 4 PoserFusion serial numbers in the Download Manager to view a full display of all available PoserFusion plugin installers. Via the Download Manager you can then select and download any individual PoserFusion plug-in or the full set of plug-ins.

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Lllab: they are a bit hard to reach (is one guy from south America), but i use the plugin and even it is not fuly ready and not supporting all i would not want to miss it, i used if many times a week. I hope they get enough sales so they can finalize all features Really sorry to say this Stefan, but this attitude is completely wrong. Surely he should have ensured that he promised less but delivered on that lesser feature set well when he started selling his plugin. You can’t blame lack of sales for a plugin not functioning as advertised. The first rule of marketing your goods and services is to manage your customers expectations. Jonmoore2: You can’t blame lack of sales for a plugin not functioning as advertised. Its a chicken vs egg dilemma.

How much time do you spend developing something? At some point you have to release and try the water. If it doesn’t float from the start, the chances of a dev simply losing interest, and that boat sinking are very high. With high development costs + low sales, don’t be surprised if the first release, is the last release.

Not everyone can afford to fail and try again. There are so many people releasing scripts and presets, that many users have forgotten that real software is hard to make. There are also fundamental mistakes that many new devs make, such as thinking that price must be low, or promising eternal updates for free( Which is a sure fire way to go bust) and virtually guarantees NO further development, and with that, no further support (that will leave your emails unanswered) This sort of thing is a great argument for some kind of quality control standard for plugins, scripts and presets packages.