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tristan_twksbry
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Just to join in the fun...
I have a castle, but it is a backdrop piece and looks a bit odd as an iso iamge. What do you think of this sample?
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Kepli
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Wow, nice work ... 
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jdale,
It looks like you've used some material from zippy to make some of your renders.
When I've discussed posting his material here, he has denied the request.
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Sumo
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I have run out of thank you words.
If I got the Victorian Town models that DAZ sell, can I do similar stuff? Does Poser have an Isometric setting?
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I'm not sure if there is a preset camera angle, but you can certainly use Poser to make isometric mapping objects.
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jdale
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Hmm, I thought I was safe because I was only posting renders and not the actual models themselves. But if he has said it's not ok... I will figure out which those are and remove them. Sorry!
Other people's comments... these were all Poser-formatted files, none 3DS. If people want to know where the models came from I can look them up.
Encounter-sized objects... I could but all of them would be really big. I'll take specific requests though.
Tristan, nice castle, thanks. The lighting seems like it is coming from the right, so I think I would mirror it. Still useful. Personally, I'm going to shrink everything even more so....
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jdale
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Ok, the only thing by Zippy was the wooden fort. I have removed it. If you already have it, you have three choices: use it only for non-commercial stuff, delete it, or use it for commercial stuff by meeting his requirement -- which is giving to a charity of your choice.
As you can see if you look at what I've posted, I'm not getting the angle exactly the same every time. (I'm not really even getting the scale exactly right... I think those Mayan buildings are too small now that I look at them again...) I'd love to see some renders of the Victorian town. Get multiple angles or something so it looks like pictures of more than one town!
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jdale,
I have found that if you have purchased the models, you generally own the copyright of what you render from them. (The exception is that you cannot make a flat plane in order to extract an entire texture)
But you have to be very careful with free models. Some of the folks who made them have no problems with the renders being used for anything--others have serious reservations and are very strict about personal-use only.
I have invited Zippy to come take a look around the site.
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jdale
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Generally I'm good and read the terms, if they provide any. That one I probably should have thought about longer. I believe the rest are good. (I doublechecked on the towns, phew! Those are safe.)
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I think if you re-texture the objects, you are O.K. in most cases. If you purchase professional models or textures, you can use them any way you want as long as it cannot be "pulled" from the picture. I.E., posting the actual model and textures. I find it odd that free stuff would have tighter restrictions than paid for models.
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Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums : Objects and Textures (Isometric)
Topic: Isometric campaign buildings, ruins, town
