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It seems as though the ubiquitus problem of Poser and Max files wars may soon be over. Here is Mesh Foot.
Mesh Foot is a 3DS Max plugin that allows you to seamlessly integrate exported .3DS or .OBJ mesh sequences into existing scenes without re-animating, re-boning, or even re-skinning anything.
This unique concept allows you to treat an imported mesh sequence as if it were video footage, simplifying the integration of Poser mesh exports into 3DS Max. Each Mesh Foot object has it's own Out-Of-Range Setting, Scale and Time Stretch updating within the scene as you scrub the timeline.
Could we soon be loading Poser .pos files into 3DSMax without the continues fighting and bickering between the Max parser and the .pos file format?
For latest version please visit: https://meshfoot.atomicperception.com
