Fan Art A Wife And Mother Fan Art

[xxxorro]

Nothing loads. Is there something I’m not doing correctly?

it is not loading also to me

Not seeing anything. I don't know what video or image format you're using... it gives the following message, also states that the file is corrupt sometimes...

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I never normally have trouble viewing, so not sure what you posted. You need to change the file format to something more common. If it's an image, than post a JPG or a PNG, if it's a video, than MP4. I'm not sure if WEBM and WEBP's will show up for people in here.

I don't know what's wrong, sometime it happens to me too that I cannot see the videos.
These are generated by the online tool, I just downloaded them. They are mp4 with H264 encoding.
You can try to download them by clicking on the 3 dots on the right bottom

Anyways, here is a zip with the files in case you don't manage
I hope you can see those.
View attachment animations.zip

 

[yangpro]

Yikes! An hour just for a single character without a scene?! This would take forever with those settings in a more detailed scene with a couple characters in it. Try a few tests with lower settings and compare. I honestly can't see the difference most of the time and my settings are far lower, but I have done renders with higher quality settings and compared and honestly, if I have to stare at the image for 10 mins to try and see the difference, than it isn't worth the enormous increase in time, especially for a visual novel render that might be looked at for less than a minute.

Nice render anyhow.

Thanks for the advice.
Rendering takes an hour, probably because my graphics card is 1060 6gb.

 

[Jack Adams]

You can also use Billboards for people on the street to maintain a higher detailed appearance without sacrificing render times. A billboard is simple a flat 2D image, like a cardboard cutout which would take up around two polygons (the amount for a rectangle for the image). There's some tutorials out there on how to create your own and vendors that sell premade sets.

Thank you for the suggestion. I have done something similar when I was developing a replica of Sam's room in my second scene. I used a plane, converted it to I-ray and loaded the rock-star images to make the posters on Sam's walls. You are absolutely right. They are easy to do, and take very little RAM real estate.
May I ask (as one artist to another) if the comical low-rez characters worked to emulate the RPGM feel I was looking for, or was it over the top?
Jack.

 

[maks122]

 

[maks122]

 

[Night Hacker]

Thanks for the advice.
Rendering takes an hour, probably because my graphics card is 1060 6gb.

I have a 1050TI 4G. Takes me 5 to 10 mins. For a single character like that, I can do it in 1 to 2 mins. I leave all the render settings at their default lately, except I enable Denoising and then I watch the render and "Cancel" it when it is good enough, which usually, to me, is 200 iterations or better. If it is going fast enough, I will wait until it is 100% done, which doesn't take long for a single character like you rendered.

I just got done rendering the following scene (named her "Wanda", inspired by my late wife). This is a single character using an HDMI background, similar to what you did, only with a beach background and it took me about 5 mins at the above settings to get to 100% done (no cancelling)...

 

[fabyoxx]

I don't know what's wrong, sometime it happens to me too that I cannot see the videos.
These are generated by the online tool, I just downloaded them. They are mp4 with H264 encoding.
You can try to download them by clicking on the 3 dots on the right bottom
View attachment 1677703
Anyways, here is a zip with the files in case you don't manage
I hope you can see those.
View attachment 1677695

.zip doesn't work for me either

 

[Night Hacker]

Thank you for the suggestion. I have done something similar when I was developing a replica of Sam's room in my second scene. I used a plane, converted it to I-ray and loaded the rock-star images to make the posters on Sam's walls. You are absolutely right. They are easy to do, and take very little RAM real estate.
May I ask (as one artist to another) if the comical low-rez characters worked to emulate the RPGM feel I was looking for, or was it over the top?
Jack.

They looked just fine to be honest, and they may be a good option if you want focus to be on the main characters. It's an interesting idea. I have seen some games have billboards, but with solid black images in a scene so you only get details on the main characters. That never usually bothers me too much.

 

[Night Hacker]

I don't know what's wrong, sometime it happens to me too that I cannot see the videos.
These are generated by the online tool, I just downloaded them. They are mp4 with H264 encoding.
You can try to download them by clicking on the 3 dots on the right bottom
View attachment 1677703
Anyways, here is a zip with the files in case you don't manage
I hope you can see those.
View attachment 1677695

Got them in the zip. I examined the file properties for the MP4s and you're right, there's nothing wrong with them and they should show up. Might have been a server side issue. Anyhow, that BasicInstincs.mp4 is going to give me nightmares now. LOL

 

[nexer]

Got them in the zip. I examined the file properties for the MP4s and you're right, there's nothing wrong with them and they should show up. Might have been a server side issue. Anyhow, that BasicInstincs.mp4 is going to give me nightmares now. LOL

For me works with VLC not with Windows Photos

 

[Insys]

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[Night Hacker]

For me works with VLC not with Windows Photos

I don't think I have ever used Windows Photos, at least not on purpose. I usually use IrfanView (

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) for images, and MPC-HC for my videos (

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). I use Firefox as my browser which has no problems with any of the standard formats.

 

[Night Hacker]

Thanks for the advice.
Rendering takes an hour, probably because my graphics card is 1060 6gb.

Just for shits and giggles, I'm rendering my "Wanda at the Beach" scene using your settings and no denoising. Currently at 86% after 34mins; honestly faster than I expected, but things can slow down to a crawl as you get closer to 100%, which is why the default is 95%.

 

[Night Hacker]

Okay, I just finished a test. One of the images below took me 5mins (I re-rendered it and stopped it at 5mins) with denoising turned on, and a mitchel filter, all other settings set to default. The other render took me 45mins using the settings yangpro posted (10 quality, 100% etc). I wasn't very patient and stopped it a 45mins and 90% convergence though. ANyhow, let me know if you can tell which is which and if you think it is worth waiting over 40 mins longer for one...

A:


B:

 

[Old Dog]

Okay, I just finished a test. One of the images below took me 5mins (I re-rendered it and stopped it at 5mins) with denoising turned on, and a mitchel filter, all other settings set to default. The other render took me 45mins using the settings yangpro posted (10 quality, 100% etc). I wasn't very patient and stopped it a 45mins and 90% convergence though. ANyhow, let me know if you can tell which is which and if you think it is worth waiting over 40 mins longer for one...

A:
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B:
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The bottom render is the quickest one

 

[Old Dog]

Nope. I have a confession to make... I renamed the files so that the 45 min image said 5m, and the 5m image said 45m, just in case someone peeked.

I thought that you wouldbut I wanted to be sure

 

[nexer]

I don't think I have ever used Windows Photos, at least not on purpose. I usually use IrfanView (

You must be registered to see the links

) for images, and MPC-HC for my videos (

You must be registered to see the links

). I use Firefox as my browser which has no problems with any of the standard formats.

I take a look at one of mp4 of xxxorro
left a good mp4, right one of xxxorro 's


a mp4 has to have one of this.


But that free isn't a standard


xxxorro did you with VLC? Or that site is using VLC

 

[AbdelAdrian]

Okay, I just finished a test. One of the images below took me 5mins (I re-rendered it and stopped it at 5mins) with denoising turned on, and a mitchel filter, all other settings set to default. The other render took me 45mins using the settings yangpro posted (10 quality, 100% etc). I wasn't very patient and stopped it a 45mins and 90% convergence though. ANyhow, let me know if you can tell which is which and if you think it is worth waiting over 40 mins longer for one...

A:
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B:
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Reminds me a little Emilie from the game "Where It All Began" only Yours has glasses
Plump nice body

 

[Night Hacker]

Reminds me a little Emilie from the game "Where It All Began" only Yours has glasses
Plump nice body

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Oooh, nice character, I may have to look that game up. I honestly forget who I started creating Wanda with, but her skin texture is from a character named "Emma", her body may be from EJ Adora originally with my own morphs and adjustments, but I forget now.

The glasses I use for Wanda are from a package called "Sexy in Specs" (

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).

Edit: This is the character I got the skin for "Wanda" from. Basically adjusted her body, then searched for a skin I liked and just applied the skin only to the figure.

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[mulerider]

I have a 1050TI 4G. Takes me 5 to 10 mins. For a single character like that, I can do it in 1 to 2 mins. I leave all the render settings at their default lately, except I enable Denoising and then I watch the render and "Cancel" it when it is good enough, which usually, to me, is 200 iterations or better. If it is going fast enough, I will wait until it is 100% done, which doesn't take long for a single character like you rendered.

I just got done rendering the following scene (named her "Wanda", inspired by my late wife). This is a single character using an HDMI background, similar to what you did, only with a beach background and it took me about 5 mins at the above settings to get to 100% done (no cancelling)...

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damn nice render, love the bush too