I am creating this page as a quick reference for myself and those working on the Clip Models Project.
POSER STUFFMacroscopic Whole Body LevelHere is some poser links the I feel will help us with the Macroscopic body |
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| A walking Viewpoint muscle guy | ![]() |
| A walking Viewpoint Skeleton | ![]() |
| Muscle Fibers (there is a artifact in the image) | ![]() |
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Poser and Poser Pro PackAvailable From Creation Engine for $199.00 and $99. respectively. I think this is a better idea for trying to create the macroscopic body model than trying to model it from scratch. We can steal parts or export them directly from viewpoint. |
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Michael Muscle texture $35.00 |
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These are short animations which I made with the old version of poser. |
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This is a quick and dirty VPT skeleton I made with an older version of poser |
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Different types of skeletons available for mike The Fully articulated spine if very pricy $195 (not worth it IMHO) The Other is $80.00 I would only consider it if the skeleton included in poser is inadequate |
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VIEWPOINT STUFFOrgan LevelHere are some valuable toys I found at the viewpoint site |
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This is zoom view. I do not like it but I am including it for completeness |
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Cervical Vertebrae |
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http://www.vhgallery.gsm.com/gallery.htm Be sure to read the end used aggreement |
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http://www.viewpoint.com/medical/introduction.html Medical Applications |
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This is a viewpoint heart |
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This is the level that is truly lackingTissue Level
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This is a very goon image, I think that this would make a great model http://www.somaxsports.com/microfiber.htm
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Biceps drawing and animations |
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The Harvey Project (Some people who have the right Idea) |
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Some web pages with nice images of Tissue
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VIRTUAL CELL STUFFCell LevelHere are some images that I have that could be useful |
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Molecular Level
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Actin and Myocine GIF http://personal.tmlp.com/Jimr57/textbook/chapter2/pf1.htm
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Secondary Structure http://personal.tmlp.com/Jimr57/textbook/chapter2/ps1.htm The Alpha helix of a protein
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http://personal.tmlp.com/Jimr57/textbook/chapter2/ps1a.htm Primart Structure of proteins. Peptide bonds |
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Chime Stuff |
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http://www.mdli.com/products/chemscape.html Ras Mol software the player does not work well with IE Non Ras Mol Software http://www.umass.edu/microbio/rasmol/othergal.htm
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I think the a good comparison would show the difference between my cartoonish version of a cell membrane an illustrators version of the Cell membrane and a photomicrograph |
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This is a real good site for information on the cell membrane http://cellbio.utmb.edu/cellbio/membran3.htm
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Electron micrograph showing the membrane and the intracellular space |
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Illustrations |
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