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They're perfect!!Was looking through my Daz shoe collection, decided to go with these...
I hope everyone's okay and taking care of themselves.
These images were produced and what program?was in daz 3D?
Iin these games the characters are made in one program and the moves in another?
In advance i thank you
These images were produced and what program?was in daz 3D?
Iin these games the characters are made in one program and the moves in another?
In advance i thank you
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I use DAZ3D. I'm a new user and still learning.I hope everyone's okay and taking care of themselves.
These images were produced and what program?was in daz 3D?
Iin these games the characters are made in one program and the moves in another?
In advance i thank you
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Most people here just use Daz as that program gives you what you need to have a character, assets and a pose. However some of use here use other programs as well such as photoshop, lightroom, and Blender. You don't need those other programs if you just want to create a simple render, its really for those who can not get the image they want in Daz alone. Here's an example using this assholes shit (me), to show you:I hope everyone's okay and taking care of themselves.
These images were produced and what program?was in daz 3D?
Iin these games the characters are made in one program and the moves in another?
In advance i thank you
Just straight from Daz with little to no effort, you can get this:
However once you get better and then decide you want to go more advance (or just bitch and complain its not good enough like I do), then you use photoshop/lightroom or other image editor software. Gimp is free, but I'm too stupid to figure it out. I need pictures and small words, lol. Anyhow, you then get an image like this:
Notice the difference. Again, you don't need image editor software to create simple stuff. Are you thinking of doing some stuff with Daz? Its fucking easy and can be very fun if you just enjoy it and dont nit pick like I do. If you ever have questions about it, just ask as people here are willing to help. And if you feel too embarrassed, just PM me and I'll do what I can to help. I'm not the best, but I try my second best.
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I use DAZ, though it's easy to use there is many variablesI hope everyone's okay and taking care of themselves.
These images were produced and what program?was in daz 3D?
Iin these games the characters are made in one program and the moves in another?
In advance i thank you
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Really nice artwork.
Got a bit interestet. Which game is Sara from?
Also, noted your signature got the wrong url in it. Both are the same link
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She is from m i l f y City and I don't have a link in my signature for that game but it's easy to find.Really nice artwork.
Got a bit interestet. Which game is Sara from?
Also, noted your signature got the wrong url in it. Both are the same link
I always liked to create characters, before being part of F95 I only knew The sims and 3D SexVilla 2 with an expansion that allowed the creation of characters, but the tool was very rudimentary but it was possible to get reasonable results (at least it was what I thought). Here that I found 3D characters in very high quality, I also met Daz 3D that I admit to being very curious to use. Once again, thank you all very much for the guidance.
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D gets a new look for Chapter 4.
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