Hehe, it barely covers anything, you can still see the ground! Must be one of the first snowfalls of the season!Well it is 2D snow, of course it looks flat
I remember having to wade though snowbanks up to my waist (uphill ...both ways)! Point is, she is tough, she can take it! If you are cold, it just means you need to work harder, move more! Though I admit, I would suggest for her sake, she grab a pair of ear muffs or something... 
Looks more like snow after a light rain.Hehe, it barely covers anything, you can still see the ground! Must be one of the first snowfalls of the season!
... In that outfit she would be unconscious in no time and dead a short while after that.
Very true, there are many levels of planning, character designs, sets, plots, system mechanics, and more. You can never do too much research and planning (as long as you don't let it prevent you from actually getting anything done), the more preliminary work you do, the easier the rest will be.This is going to be a BDSM VN, the 3rd person thing is for a flashback scene, where I am playing around with the camera views for now. I just though it would fit to break the standard camera views for a bin more action heavy scene
The game will have something like a hidden point system, but it won't have any grinde.
- Daz Studio
- Ren'Py
- That is definitly where I am lacking a bit, but that's also why I take my time, so I don't rush into something.
- Not there yet.
- Yeah I won't even try this, because I couldn't recognize it myself
I agree that outlining the story is really important. At the moment I have different steps of planning, like planning some of the locations, planning the line of the main story and thinking of some side stories that could appear.
But for now my focus is on learning more and more about DazStudio.
I guess my biggest problem acutally is the limited time I have. This is also a reason why I can't say how long I will need to make for example one episode as I don't have as much time as others have.
I already spent a lot of money on assets, software, hardware, etc. So no wonder there and i know it will be even more, but that's ok, because I am having fun
I take every critisism I can get and I don't like negative confrontations, so I mostly stay positive all the time
So thanks for writing such a long comment, I really apprechiate it
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When I moved from the north to the south, I would run around when it looked like that in jeans and a t-shirt. At most a light jacket. Most people are running around in snowsuits and I am using a long sleeve shirt as a jacket. But then I am kind of a mutant anyway...I don't care about how tough she is
To make it more realistic i would give her warmer clothes, snowshoes, and gear
Think that ear muffins would be the least of her problems
True,When I moved from the north to the south, I would run around when it looked like that in jeans and a t-shirt. At most a light jacket. Most people are running around in snowsuits and I am using a long sleeve shirt as a jacket. But then I am kind of a mutant anyway...
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Yeah, last year I was there, it was less than -45C with the wind chill, and I was out at 4AM on my bike working, but I was bundled up with layers for that! But then moving to where it barely dropped below freezing, I never got cold, in fact now I am hot almost all the time. I miss that cold weather.True,
Plenty of places that have snow but still temperatures around freezing point or even above,
T-Shirt and jeans weather indeed
But i am talking about the -30 Celcius temperatures from over here with deep snow in the winter ^^
Go outside for a couple minutes without proper gear, and you'll regret it ....
Indeed,Yeah, last year I was there, it was less than -45C with the wind chill, and I was out at 4AM on my bike working, but I was bundled up with layers for that! But then moving to where it barely dropped below freezing, I never got cold, in fact now I am hot almost all the time. I miss that cold weather.
Indeed,That feeling when your nostrils freeze shut....you can't beat that!
The year we moved to the south, the company my father worked for moved, so many of the employees were all moved along with us, and worst of all, we moved at the end of spring. So we went from ~-45C to ~+50C in one season, about half of them were in the hospital with heat stroke that summer, none of us knew how to handle those temps, as a kid, I thought temps that high were impossible for humans to live in, I mean 22C was pretty warm, 26C was hot, I thought 37-38 was just crazy, might as well be on Venus! XD
Well I hope that I find a good landscape with snow, a forest, rocks, etc. Not just an HDRI. I guess it won't be possible to make her walk in deep snow, but that would be awsomeHehe, it barely covers anything, you can still see the ground! Must be one of the first snowfalls of the season!
Pfff who needs realism, when they can have fanservice?Looks more like snow after a light rain.
And yeah, she is tough ; ).
But if we are talking about snowbanks up to the waist(Hell, we have snowbanks up to my head over here in the winter)but if we are talking heavy snow... I don't care about how tough she is
To make it more realistic i would give her warmer clothes, snowshoes, and gear
Think that ear muffins would be the least of her problems
Nevertheless,
Like i said before to Ghostphil, the quality of that video reminds me of PUBG.
Very good trial run, and already much better than 90% of the other animations on this site.
I really want to make that rotation around her while she is running.Actually my biggest problem is to find a structure, where I can find everything again later on. It is quite the chaosVery true, there are many levels of planning, character designs, sets, plots, system mechanics, and more. You can never do too much research and planning (as long as you don't let it prevent you from actually getting anything done), the more preliminary work you do, the easier the rest will be.
As an example, my last story took me three years to research and write the initial rough draft, but then I was able to push out a chapter each week or less as I edited it and made it more ready for feedback, got the whole story out to the readers then in about 3-4 months (my 600k+ word 'short story'
Hehehe, exactly!Well I hope that I find a good landscape with snow, a forest, rocks, etc. Not just an HDRI. I guess it won't be possible to make her walk in deep snow, but that would be awsome
And yes she will get some bit more warm clothes at some point
Pfff who needs realism, when they can have fanservice?
I have to see if I can export the character model into an animation software. Because the animations in Daz just don't really work for me. I mean I don't even need much animations, but for some scenes it would be cool
No doubt, I have started taking notes by each character in my notes file, for where each things is, but I really want to go in and rename and reorganize everything, but I have so many thousands of pieces, that it is an undertaking I do not relish.Actually my biggest problem is to find a structure, where I can find everything again later on. It is quite the chaos
That library is the biggest problem ever!
I am not thrilled with them, but it's a start, I will make some more later, maybe one with an animation or something.That library is the biggest problem ever!
Oh and nice to see that you have some fan sigs now
Well you always start with something and then improveI am not thrilled with them, but it's a start, I will make some more later, maybe one with an animation or something.
Exactly, I will make a set for each girl, and more later. Or at least one for each faction.Well you always start with something and then improve
Yuna has changed a bit since then anyway, and Kellesha is kind of blurry. I really ought to change 'fan' to 'dev' or something though... lol
Faction sigs sound like an awsome idea!Exactly, I will make a set for each girl, and more later. Or at least one for each faction.
Yeah, might have to do them one person at a time though, doing more than a few people at a time really laggs me out, might be due to using the beta version.Faction sigs sound like an awsome idea!
Seems to mostly be the ram, it's the only thing that gets filled up. ...Sometimes it stays full even after I close daz..
