Wow, and it’s only $15!!!
http://www.daz3d.com/i/3d-models/-/v4-skeleton?item=8962&_m=d
Now you just have to find a use for a skeleton model… lol
I just thought someone could use it to get their proportions right for a human figure, or to use as a starting point for all sorts of other creatures.
I kind of like Zack Petroc’s Skeleton and Muscle teaching aid, even if it’s a bit pricier at around $40 USD. It has two distinct advanatages over the DAZ offering:
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It has both skeleton and major muscles (important for leaning surface anatomy)
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It’s ZB native! You can load it into ZB and play with it (take it apart, study individual muscle groups, see origin and insertion points, etc.)
It’s over here: http://www.zackpetroc.com/
-K
Yes but you are forgetting the crucial thing:
$15 instant skeleton army!
That is a heavyweight of an argument! Hard to beat…
Still, that’s two six packs as well… Skel or Brew…
R
hmmm, good point. skeleton army has tough competition.
I’m sure there’s a way to bring the model into ZBrush.
Import the DAZ Skeleton as a .obj. Most DAZ content is delivered as .obj’s plus maps plus poser’s native formats. There will be a “geometries” folder and there should be a .obj or .obz in there. If it’s .obz, it needs to be loaded into poser and saved out as a .obj. (.obz files a .obj’s plus .zip compression, I think it’s somewhat unique to the Poser/DAZ Studio system.) It may be tiny scale-wise, so there’s a Poser plug-in for Zbrush (Poser Scaler?) that can simplify this.
-K