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Techn0magier

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oh thanks for letting me know. I could do the breasts gravity with breast control I guess , am not sure about how to do with hair as I don't use any tools for it . And I didn't understand what you meant by "point of contact" if u could explain in a simpler way ?. And yeah this the third day am rendering everyday I learn some new thing maybe in a month or so I could be like you guys
Breastcontrol is a fine tool for that. There are several other Morphkits out there, that can help too. You will discover them in time along your DAZ journey.
Most Hair assets have inbuild morphs. Just select the Hair on your figure via scene selection panel and you will find morph groups often called, Adjustment, Movement, Style etc. Play with those till you got the effect you want. Sometimes hair props have also a good bone structure for ponytails and bangs. In these cases, you can also rotate the parts as needed.

Points Of Contact means any point in space where one object touches another object or itself. When you look at your renders, you will see, that a lot of your figures are slightly floating above the ground, which is indicated by their shadows. Make sure that they have solid contact, intersect them very slightly even, to create the illusion of indentation and weight. You will learn several methods later, to enhance all those effects but don't worry for now.
 

Techn0magier

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Thank you. But I don't think my characters r floating in air coz the y axis is at 0 too.
Axis Value 0 doesn't necessarily mean ground-level. You can place the figure via crtl+d on approx ground-level, but you have to make sure that everything else is also aligned.


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This is the picture with the most obvious ones


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With this one, the contact area is far better but just slightly off as well.
 

Techn0magier

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omg I had no idea as my background colour was black . Damn thats why couldn't make it out. Jeez that gap is like inch or so. How did you get white because both in my PC and mobile it's black. The pic below is what I see in both
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Simple. I just dragged your png file into KRITA and filled a background layer with white. Also, I never use true white or black on my devices as system-background. ;)
 

Larry Kubiac

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omg I had no idea as my background colour was black . Damn thats why couldn't make it out. Jeez that gap is like inch or so. How did you get white because both in my PC and mobile it's black. The pic below is what I see in both
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He is black cause you dont have a background and you save your rendering in jpg. jpg does not support transparency.
If you save as a png there are only the characters and a transparent background.
 
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