Can confirm that is in-fact the Claire model with different hair. Great to see more devs using herNo problem here is some teaserClaire (?) on school
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I really love this model
hmmmmmm to me she seems more closer to a bunch of other models from other games, for eg the girls from become a rockstar, I guess its the hair and style, the above style very much matches the girls from become a rockstar, very little to claire, even if they are the same model.No problem here is some teaser
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I really love this model
Its the exact same, just Layla is more a basic stock model of the Blaire asset. For some reason a lot of people get thrown off if you just change the hair on an asset.It's your opinion, I personally will rather play at this moment game, where is girl, which looks similar to Claire, like endless waiting for content here, which come after 3+ months (or never comes again
Plus I never said that Layla is same as Claire! I'm only told, that she is so close to Claire
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Different are only hairs, eye color, position of brows and position of outer line of eyes (Layla probably have little bit fuller cheeks).
Wow, that seems like a lot of renders. I don't know anything about it, but doesn't it take atleast, say an hour to render one scene? If he done this 24hrs a day/7day a week = 42 days.keep calm guys
Next update = 1000 Renders
still can't beat the game that starts with M
Depends on a lot of things. Depends what resolution (how many pixels per render), how many iterations, and after effects like photoshop for each render. Generally a 2 character scene rendered at 3000x3000p 1:1 with 2000 iterations will take a GTX 2080ti about 1-2 hours or less depending on how much is going on in the scene your rendering. Most animations are displayed at 30-60fps so they have about 240-300 renders for a single animation, so that could slow things down. Most of his past updates have been around 100-300 renders plus 1 animation of about 100 frames, so you could say 400 renders for the average update. Most devs can do that in 1 month with proper planning, the writing is the easy part as you can do it while you are rendering, same with the coding for renp'y (which is very basic coding). After effects for rendering in photoshop IDK but most devs dont take more than an hour per render (realistically way less and once you do one you can just save it as a filter and apply to your other renders).
