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Fuck yeah I love seeing Maya being pleasured.
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- Dec 15, 2018
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Late at work 
... she probaly thinking of something thicker
... she probaly thinking of something thicker
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- May 21, 2019
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I envy those of you with powerful graphics cards. My poor 12GB 3060 did not appreciate this render. I was only at 75% convergence after 8 hours of baking and over 12,000 iterations.
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My suggestion: maybe the bodies are wet unnecessarily?
I know that the intention was to be hot, hence the idea of sweating, but believe me, such fire has the opposite effect - the bodies are dry.
It will be more logical and less work for the GPU.
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Terrific render, love it. Do you use the integrated post denoiser in Daz? I used to neglect its use because I made the assumption that it always made the image lose detail. But that's not actually true. The key is making it kick in after a very generous amount of iterations have been reached. I've been setting it up to trigger after the 5,000 iteration for a while now and I can't notice any loss in the detail of the image.
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Very artistic and beautiful
I always want ask something. When I do rendering I noticed that current image is... well done, but it's only on a half way. I always let him do 100% because I always think I will miss something. Or the image is not complete. But it look pretty good even it's incomplete. So is it ok to end it earlier if image looks ok
- Feb 17, 2020
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Sure. If you render to a new window, you can stop the render as soon as it looks good enough for you. It's not mandatory to let it meet the parameters you've previously set up until the very end (namely max samples, max time and convergence).
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The evaporation of sweat would only occur after sufficient exposure in both proximity and duration to the fire. This scenario in my head was more of a "long tiring battle with Vinny, building explodes, MC rushes Riona out" where there's not been sufficient enough time in the heat to dry them out.
Also, I'm pretty sure all the volumetric lighting is the cause of the GPU tax, wet skin is pretty easy for a GPU from my experience. Volumetric lighting from my experience does this really interesting thing where when the render starts, it will absolutely fly to around 40-50% super fast due to all the light flooding the image, and then once it hits 50% or so and it starts trying to render all the microscopic particles emitting light in the image is when you hit the wall.
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Nah, I don't use the denoiser because I'm more concerned about image quality than render times. If I ever run into a situation where I have a grainy image or fireflies, I usually correct the lighting problem in-scene and then re-render. I set my renders to max 25k iterations, max 8 hours, with the default 95% convergence with the expectation of hitting the 95% convergence long before I ever get to 25k iterations or it taking 8 hours.
If the denoiser is enabled and triggered, it is making the image lose detail whether you notice it or not, although at a 5,000 iteration trigger point, how often is it even triggering for you? lol I don't know what your render settings are but I feel like most of my renders hit 95% long before they're at 5,000 iterations though I could be wrong, I don't pay that close attention (I really wish Daz would just store render info into the exported files EXIF data).
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Would you like to lease time on my 3090? I'm usually out of the house for more than 12 hours a day when working.
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I had the converged ratio setting 'misbehaving' in one of my renders some months ago. Even at 100% with a render quality greater than one, my render got completed way too fast and therefore lacking enough image quality for no apparent reason. Since then, I just disable the render quality settings and the max time (secs) settings all along. I prefer rendering to an unlimited number of iterations (max samples = -1) and having the post denoiser kicking in after the iteration 5K. It works best for me and I can't appreciate any significant loss in image quality by doing that, trust me.
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Firstly, amazing work
Since you rendered in 4K such hard scene with complex lighting and particle systems, your 3060 handled it well. Great GPU for middle-segment.
And I probably agree with Jumbi, post-denoiser is a good thing if you set it run to start at 8-10k samples (I render on GTX1060), it hardly blurs the image, removing small amounts of noise, while working adaptively. In my renders, I saw that areas where there was more noise were more blurred than others.
But not always necessary.
That it comes from the Dr. makes me a bit hopeful for a scene like this to happen. No NTR, just to have Josy and Lily do a private dance for MC. Or even just Josy, since we've already had Lily do a scene like this. Could work in the route where you dont go for Maya/Josy, but Josy still wants the MC. And the doc must be aware that many want a Josy without Maya alternative.
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excellent work man, too bad we'll never see a scene like this in Being a DIK haha
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What a coincidence with the Pillower renders . Congratulations on the quality man.
I started working on a story with a similar plot a while back. I only finished 2 frames. I'm also using a RTX3060 and the frame processing time is decent (unless it's full of glass objects and lots of light sources). It took me quite a while to render those two frames and I stopped there. Sometimes there are scenes that have basic lighting, but take quite a while to complete. The factors can be myriad. I don't use a denoiser, and basic quality settings
. Congratulations on the quality man.I started working on a story with a similar plot a while back. I only finished 2 frames. I'm also using a RTX3060 and the frame processing time is decent (unless it's full of glass objects and lots of light sources
). It took me quite a while to render those two frames and I stopped there. Sometimes there are scenes that have basic lighting, but take quite a while to complete. The factors can be myriad. I don't use a denoiser, and basic quality settings
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Is that a reference from the show "The Boys"?What a coincidence with the Pillower renders
I started working on a story with a similar plot a while back. I only finished 2 frames. I'm also using a RTX3060 and the frame processing time is decent (unless it's full of glass objects and lots of light sources
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