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Super late to the party, but I did this set of their wedding with little shenanigans here and there. Hope you like it
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Nice job on the renders! Did you render in pieces and put it together in Photoshop? That's a pretty heavy hit for most GPUs with that many polys...
Also, if you go to the clothing item, you can adjust the bones there to get a better fit in the couch scene. In case you weren't aware. If it's a dForce item, you can change the memorized pose and start with Jill just above the couch and use the timeline to lower the character down to the couch. Just make sure that the clothes do not intersect anything and there is a slight gap left between the model and the couch, or else... Boom goes the
outfit. If you haven't seen that happen yet, it's kinda cool... at first.
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words can't even describe how good this is. wow. just wowSuper late to the party, but I did this set of their wedding with little shenanigans here and there. Hope you like it
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Those would be
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, they will fit on a G8F with minor adjustments. The only difference between the image and the glasses in this package is there's no white "N7" or whatever on the side, otherwise the shape etc... is identical.Edit: found the hair
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No, I rendered everything at once as they are in the images, I only used Photoshop to add text to the polaroids and the "Enjoy!" card. The scenes with a lot of characters took a bit to render, but the longest render time was the night scene, the mansion has a ridiculous amount of polygons and I forgot to hide/delete everthing that wasn't going to show in the scene (and add to that, the grass), so my pc was crawling to make that one, it took me more than 3 hours
For the couch scene I noticed MC's shirt was clipping after I rendered and I was tired so I left it
Jill's "boyfriend shirt" however was the real nightmare, and I kind of gave up at some point. It has a lot of morph itself to open one side, both, make it hang, even if character is sitting or not but it was a pain in the ass, and I wanted that look for her at that moment.I experienced what happens when dforce goes wild A LOT (Jill's wedding dress and veil are dforce items and I "simulated" them) and as you said it's pretty cool.... THE FIRST TIME, then it's a rage inducing moment
In any case, thanks for the advices. I've learnt a lot reading this forum and I hope I can learn even more.
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The polaroid was a prop from
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But I ended up creating a plane primitive and attaching it to the prop to add "extra space" to the bottom of the frame for text; you can see in the images the little gap between them, it could be improved to look better, I just didn't want to spend too much time with that because the important part was the pictures themselves. Thinking about it, it's probably easier to make them with two planes without downloading anything, but that's what I used.
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Found the hair. Just done up a quick render using my previously posted Bella scene subset and the following assets...
Glasses: Z Sexy In Specs – Genesis 3 Female/Victoria 7
Hair: Rochelle Ponytail Hair for Genesis 3 Female(s)
The hair is from Genesis 3, but fits Genesis 8 with no difficulties.
Glasses: Z Sexy In Specs – Genesis 3 Female/Victoria 7
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Hair: Rochelle Ponytail Hair for Genesis 3 Female(s)
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The hair is from Genesis 3, but fits Genesis 8 with no difficulties.
Very cool, thanks for the explanation. Looks like you've been around Daz for a while, or learn quick. I've been in Daz/Poser and Blender since ES4:Oblivion modding days. Hit me up if you want to exchange ideas. That Boyfriend shirt was ground breaking when released, but it takes a LOT of tweaking the dForce settings to get it to cooperate. I got sick of dealing with it and removed it from my runtime.No, I rendered everything at once as they are in the images, I only used Photoshop to add text to the polaroids and the "Enjoy!" card. The scenes with a lot of characters took a bit to render, but the longest render time was the night scene, the mansion has a ridiculous amount of polygons and I forgot to hide/delete everthing that wasn't going to show in the scene (and add to that, the grass), so my pc was crawling to make that one, it took me more than 3 hours
For the couch scene I noticed MC's shirt was clipping after I rendered and I was tired so I left it
I experienced what happens when dforce goes wild A LOT (Jill's wedding dress and veil are dforce items and I "simulated" them) and as you said it's pretty cool.... THE FIRST TIME, then it's a rage inducing moment
In any case, thanks for the advices. I've learnt a lot reading this forum and I hope I can learn even more.
The couch render is badass. I'm have to admit, I'm going to make a run at your concept. Imogen has been a running favorite of mine with, ironically, Aurore. You created a great setting, worthy of imitation.
I'm still no stranger to dForce's geometric artwork. Next time it happens, give it a gem or glass texture and render it, haha.
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I hope I can continue this. Because:Very nice! Keep up the good work. Just keep messing around with it, experimenting in new ways and you'll improve.
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You may be running out of video card memory. If you have an older card, as I used to, that has a limited amount of memory, than it will need to fall back to the CPU to render which is slower. I used to have a GTX 1050TI which only had 4G of VRAM (video card memory). What I used to do was to hide all 3D objects in a scene that were not actually seen by the camera and I reduced the texture size to limit the video memory used.
Scene Optimizer and Camera View Optimizer can be VERY helpful in this regard, especially Scene Optimizer which will reduce texture sizes in a scene for you. I usually just set it to the lowest number, 2, so it didn't reduce them TOO much, but reduced them by half the size, which actually uses a quarter of the video memory. Camera View Optimized can be okay, though I personally prefer to manually hide objects in a scene instead. Fewer objects equals less video RAM used AND a faster render as it has fewer objects to take into account for light bounces. You just need to leave objects that reflect light in the scene. But it was amazing what I was able to fit into a scene on my little card!
You can find both of these scripts here:
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Not exactly the same thing, but the concept is identical, screen space rendering saves the day, rendering things you can't see is a waste of resources.
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When i showed her this she almost cried of happiness, you sir, are a legend!!!Super late to the party, but I did this set of their wedding with little shenanigans here and there. Hope you like it
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