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really like the multi mirrors catching the different angles.
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I wanted to recreate this perspective. Not bad for two weeks touching daz3d.
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I wanted to recreate this perspective. Not bad for two weeks touching daz3d.
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Maybe for Dylan or Ellie scene you can use this swimsuit.
https://f95zone.to/threads/big-brot...-05-extra-hotfix-aleksey90.43101/post-8960407
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Sophia's new job after being fired from her teaching job
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LMAO... I'm looking forward to some slow motion, running on the beach scenes with her.
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A bit beyond my scope I am afraidLMAO... I'm looking forward to some slow motion, running on the beach scenes with her.
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Yeah, same here. I think I done some walking animation one time with Poser 3 or 4 about 20 years ago. LOL... I may work on animation sometime, I don't remember it being too difficult.A bit beyond my scope I am afraid
Edit: This is two of the last animations I did... from 2002... Poser 3 or 4... (the precursor program to Daz3D, back then Daz3D just sold models for Poser)
And I did a tiny one for a video game I was working on (and never did finish), a platformer...
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I may have to bug the heck out of a couple of people I know then
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Yeah, I need to get off my butt and try something out with Daz. I don't remember it being difficult, at least with Poser. You pose your character, then set the next keyframe, adjust the pose and then the software interpolates the movement. So, lets say you want an arm go go from straight down to straight out front. The first frame you pose the character with the arm down. Then maybe 10... 20... however many frames later you set another keyframe (which tells the softwhere this is an pose you want the character to transition to), so you would set the arm straight out. The software would then work out the movement between each keyframes using interpolation (which just means it works out a smooth movement between the two).
Of course, you will probably see glitches in your animation when you start so you just need to add in more keyframes and adjust the pose to correct it. Never used DaZ for animation, but this has been pretty standard way of doing it for a few decades now.