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OpenPose for Poser 12 This is a Python script for Poser 12+. Requires Poser 12.0.1029 or later, or Poser 13.1.468 or later. Available at my Renderosity Store and also at my Poser Software Store. Renderosity had recently banned AI from their galleries, but has reviewed their position towards AI after my plugin, and has released a revised gallery policy concerning AI. This is a game changer! Read their official announcement here: AI Art Policy Article is up on Renderosity frontpage. Watch the full video demonstration, where I show my new workflow from Poser to Stable Diffusion AI with just a few clicks! Ever wanted to use Poser to setup your AI image generation, using any Poser human figure to establish the pose, body proportions and camera framing, and then exporting a preprocessed OpenPose-compatible pose directly to Stable Diffusion? It's like creating the scene in Poser, and using Stable Diffusion as a rendering engine! This Poser plugin replaces the ControlNet OpenPose

~Being a Man~ I have accidentally stumbled across a poem that has pulled some strings on me. Sometimes we live a whole life without realizing something that was buried deep in your mind, and you couldn’t put your finger on it. The poem is called “Being a Man”, and I searched the web, but couldn’t find the author. It appears to have been republished all over the internet, making it hard to locate the source. It goes like this: “Being a Man Most men will only experience unconditional love from their mothers, and some of us don't even get that. Most of us have never even felt appreciation or respect without conditions or hidden intentions. We don't know what it sounds to hear: I see you. I am proud of you. I am glad you are here. You really make a difference. Yet, the expectation is to constantly be displaying the strength and love the world is hesitant in conveying. We are expected to have a thick skin, but be judged if it turns into a hard shell. The first step

~How do we Learn Things?~ Being a creative person, I tend to be an early adopter on the tools I use. I like spearheading new things that look promising. I have learned so many tools that could potentially help me achieve the goals I was aiming for. However, some of these efforts led nowhere after the tools vanished in thin air, or they were not what I thought they were. Some others were big hits, allowing me to be creative the way I wanted. To be realistic, MOST of these efforts were a total waste of time, but we wouldn’t know if we didn’t try, right? For example, I have learned about 12 3D modeling tools until I settled with 3DSMAX when Windows didn’t even exist yet. Yeah, it was just called “3D Studio”, and it ran on DOS - the command line operating system that preceded Windows. Most of these 3D modeling tools don’t even exist anymore, but the point was that I had to try them all to find out which would work for me. Whenever people asked me what tool I use for 3D modeling, or