Zone Falloff Poses
Apply a Falloff Curve to the currently selected sphereZoneProp in the Poser scene.
Caveat: Poser (up to Poser Pro 11.1.0.34764) is unable …
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Apply a Falloff Curve to the currently selected sphereZoneProp in the Poser scene.
Caveat: Poser (up to Poser Pro 11.1.0.34764) is unable to apply poses to unparented props in scenes which do not contain any figures.
Installation
After extracting the zip archive, merge the folder structure with your chosen runtime. The zone falloff pose files will be found in :Runtime:libraries:Pose:Magnet Falloff Zones.
Execution
In Poser, select the Magnet Zone whose falloff curve you wish to modify. Navigate to the Magnet Falloff Zones folder in the Pose library of the runtime where you installed the poses. Select and apply the pose required.
Falloff Curve Pose Files
There are only a few things needed within such pose files. Poser will automatically save much more information than is required, so it is often worthwhile editing a file you have saved in a text editor. Preferably choose an editor based on it's ability to automatically handle and edit gzip compressed files invisibly, like Notepad++ on Windows, or BBEdit on macOS.
This is what you'll find in a bare-bones Falloff Curve pose file (This is the default deformer falloff curve):
```
{
version
{
number 7.2
}
sphereZoneProp $CURRENT
{
newFalloffCurve
falloffCpt 0 1
falloffCpt 0.2 0.93
falloffCpt 0.8 0.07
falloffCpt 1 0
endFalloffCurve
}
figure
{
}
}
```
Note that the actual zone's name should be replaced with "$CURRENT" so that Poser can apply it to whichever zone prop is currently selected. Nothing else is required in the file. You can remove the entire channels block from the sphereZoneProp, and everyting outside the "newFalloffCurve" and "endFalloffCurve" lines. Whatever number and build Poser saves in the version block is ok to leave as is. The figure block is an optional dummy.
An0malaus (GeoffIX) 20180819
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