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Is it possible add this feature in poser plugin ?
just i want import obj sequence from realflow

The plugin takes it's geometry from the Poser scene - so you would need to get the Realflow geometry into the Poser scene - then animate with the "refresh scene each frame" option ON. But I haven't used Realflow - so I'm not sure how hard it would be to get that geom into Poser.

The other option would be to export the poser scene (without the Realflow geometry) to OCS, then use some LUA code to merge the Poser scene with the Realflow OBJ's in Octane Standalone.

Paul

Andy a I'm also interested if you get this to work please let me know

I'm not python programmer
i believe is need found i way for create a python script for import obj sequence in poser ..

import all frames and animated and show and hide frame by frame ?!

blender to modo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx0VpjGgAyc

blender to c4d
http://www.vimeo.com/58878160

There's an ugly slow way to do it in the standalone:

Convert the particles to geometry and have realflow export an .obj sequence.

Then load each obj one at a time into the scene and connect it separatately to it's own group and then manually connect each
of the realflow obj groups to the main groups at render time.

It's likely that the connect/disconnect piece could be done in lua script i'm guessing.

Its very ugly
But maybe is the only solution ..

is it possible import the file in octane standalone save the project and import it in poser plugin for animated camera or other props?

Poser is really not setup for this sort of thing - I think you would be better using another 3d app to do this.

Paul

Andygraph3D wrote:Is it possible add this feature in poser plugin ?
just i want import obj sequence from realflow

Yo! I know this is a old topic but I found a solution. I exported a liquid simulation out of Houdini as a Alembic (ABC) format. Import the ABC sequence into octane and use the same method to import VDB but use ABC file instead.

https://vimeo.com/211622194

Very nice!

face_off wrote:Very nice!

Thank paul!
I've been experimenting with the proxy feature a lot.