Devil's Ridge by adamthwaites copyright 2011.


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All of this product's content was created by Adam Thwaites


Product Support: Admin@most-digital-creations.com



Files List:

ReadMeDevilsRidge.txt

(see the list below for all other included files)



Needed Files List:

Poser 5 or newer OR DAZ Studio (free or advanced)

NOTE: Also works fine with Poser 4, but no .rsr thumbnails are included



Installation Instructions:

1. Extract the Zip folder to the folder where your Poser Runtime is located OR to your DAZ Studio content folder. If you are using one of the newest versions of Poser you should click the "Content" tab
inside Poser, then click "Install From Zip Archive" and finally navigate to the zip file for this product that you downloaded.

2. As an alternative you can extract the Zip folder to a different location and manually copy the folders and files to the correct location as listed below.



Exact folder names and locations:

..\Runtime\libraries\Props\DevilsRidge\
   Backdrop.png
   Backdrop.pp2
   Cactus.png
   Cactus.pp2
   Clump Thick.png
   Clump Thick.pp2
   Clump Thin.png
   Clump Thin.pp2
   Dust.png
   Dust.pp2
   Grass Thick.png
   Grass Thick.pp2
   Grass Thin.png
   Grass Thin.pp2
   Ground.png
   Ground.pp2
   Pebble.png
   Pebble.pp2
   Pebbles.png
   Pebbles.pp2
   Rock.png
   Rock.pp2
   Sign.png
   Sign.pp2
   Skull.png
   Skull.pp2

..\Runtime\textures\Desert\
   backgroundtexture.jpg
   cactustexture.jpg
   dusttrans.jpg
   groundtexture.jpg
   groundtrans.jpg
   pebbletexture.jpg
   posttexture.jpg
   rocktexture.jpg
   signtexture.jpg
   skulltexture.jpg



Application Instructions:


1. Start Poser or DAZ Studio and clear the scene.

2. Open the Props library and then DevilsRidge.

3. Load the props that you would like to use.

4. You can move and scale the props using the dials to change the scene. There are many possibilities, see what you can come up with.

5. Add a light setting to the scene. You can experiment with different light settings that you own to get different effects. Adding different coloured lights will give a different atmosphere to the scene.

6. For daytime scenes I would recommend a single distant light, very light orange/pink colour and positioned above shining down on the scene with shadows set to 50%. Experiment and see what you can come up with.

7. When rendering I would recommend using the best render settings for your system and the program you are using.



I hope you enjoy using these props to create your own scenes! 

If you have any questions just drop me a line at the email address above.


Cheers

Adam

You may use this package as you wish in your commercial and non-commercial renders. You are not permitted to redistribute the package or any of its contents without written permission.