PT Cruiser (for Poser)

Product Features:

* Poser figure: includes obj, cr2/ png, at 97,952 polygons

* An ERC dial on the BODY rotates all four wheels.

* Steering wheel is turnable and an ERC dial on the BODY affects both the front wheels and steering wheel.

* Rear trunk can open and close, with an ERC dial on the BODY.

* Hood can open and close, with an ERC dial on the BODY.

-A low-polygon engine can be seen when you open the hood.

* The sunroof can open and close, with an ERC dial on the BODY.

* The sunroof glass can open and close, with an ERC dial on the BODY.

* Right and left front doors can open and close, with an ERC dial on the BODY.

* Right and left front door windows can open and close (up and down), with an ERC dial on the BODY.

* The front seats can move forward and backward to accommodate the various Poser figures.

* This car only has a rear license plate, which is not removable.



Textures/ MAT Poses:

* Six textures/ MAT poses:

-Black

-Cobalt

-Red (default)

-Purple

-Silver

-White

* Four textures/ MAT poses for the license plate:

-Florida

-Maryland1

-Maryland2

-Michigan

-New York

Also includes corresponding displacement maps to simulate raised lettering on the plates.

-Displacement mapping adds extra realism as the plate-lettering is three-dimensional.

The license plate is mapped the same as our other cars and trucks, which means you can use those textures on this model.

* Bump map on the tires create tread detailing.

* Accurately reflecting mirrors.

* The body metal, front bumper, and rear bumper are separate materials which means you can further customize the look of your car.

* Templates are included and some are color-coded.



Position Poses:

-A4 Driving

-A4 Left Front Seat

-A4 Passenger

-A4 Right Front Seat

-M4 Driving

-M4 Left Front Seat

-M4 Passenger

-M4 Right Front Seat

-V4 Driving

-V4 Passenger



For use in Poser 5 and above: uses procedural materials such as reflection, displacement, and blinn.



Note: All sales images were rendered in Poser 6. No post-work was used except for compositing.



Poser conversion and rigging by Al Sterner (Meshworks) and Mark Fares (KageRyu).