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I do like Sophia's hair as I think that it suits her but I really don't like how limited it is
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find any nightdress and change the texture to leopard one in surface tab
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"Kimberley Conrad Hefner"
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I'm just messing around with some settings when I noticed something while rendering... there's a tiny button, almost too small to notice on the left side of the render window... it's there while you render....
You can click on it while your render is in progress and you can change some of the render settings...
Anyhow... what I was working on that has been a problem for me was using a wet skin look with tan lines, the two conflicted because both used geo-shells. Well... my main problem was using a geoshell add-on for wet skin! Now I use the tan lines add on, and just adjust the skin surface settings. I set the "Glossy Reflectivity" to "1.00" and "Glossy Roughness" to something low between "0.1" and "0.3". I was using a wet skin add on that I didn't need....
So, problem solved! I thought I would post about it anyhow... the final render with wet skin, tan lines and nothing messed up (usually in the genital area). Oh, and I also set the genital area's settings with the same glossy and roughness settings, as that is separate...
You can click on it while your render is in progress and you can change some of the render settings...
Anyhow... what I was working on that has been a problem for me was using a wet skin look with tan lines, the two conflicted because both used geo-shells. Well... my main problem was using a geoshell add-on for wet skin! Now I use the tan lines add on, and just adjust the skin surface settings. I set the "Glossy Reflectivity" to "1.00" and "Glossy Roughness" to something low between "0.1" and "0.3". I was using a wet skin add on that I didn't need....
So, problem solved! I thought I would post about it anyhow... the final render with wet skin, tan lines and nothing messed up (usually in the genital area). Oh, and I also set the genital area's settings with the same glossy and roughness settings, as that is separate...
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I noticed that a while back but only when someone pointed it to me but great postI'm just messing around with some settings when I noticed something while rendering... there's a tiny button, almost too small to notice on the left side of the render window... it's there while you render....
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You can click on it while your render is in progress and you can change some of the render settings...
View attachment 1973540
Anyhow... what I was working on that has been a problem for me was using a wet skin look with tan lines, the two conflicted because both used geo-shells. Well... my main problem was using a geoshell add-on for wet skin! Now I use the tan lines add on, and just adjust the skin surface settings. I set the "Glossy Reflectivity" to "1.00" and "Glossy Roughness" to something low between "0.1" and "0.3". I was using a wet skin add on that I didn't need....
View attachment 1973548
So, problem solved! I thought I would post about it anyhow... the final render with wet skin, tan lines and nothing messed up (usually in the genital area). Oh, and I also set the genital area's settings with the same glossy and roughness settings, as that is separate...
View attachment 1973552