- Dec 28, 2019
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Are you sure that it isn't his shadow (if so you can fix it by removing him
Yes I believe its shadow.Are you sure that it isn't his shadow (if so you can fix it by removing him) ?
Else there's something really weird going on in her skin maps, like having a wrong map in the bump or spec slot e.g.
I would also say, that this is his shadow.
I would also say, that this is his shadow.
A soft fill light or a reflector could help here.
Yes I believe its shadow.
I have it on some of my renders as well.
For some reason there is a weird looking hard shadowline.
You can test this by simply putting a pointlight between him and her and boost up the lumen a bit.
Yes, I removed the man and the mistake was gone ....Are you sure that it isn't his shadow (if so you can fix it by removing him) ?
Else there's something really weird going on in her skin maps, like having a wrong map in the bump or spec slot e.g.
Wanted to add Low resolution Characters in the background, with the fog they'll look like silouhettes, but give off a mightier feeling.
sadly I lost the exact camera position form which I rendered these guys
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Interesting idea! need some tutorials first thoughI think you could get a better result with self-made billboards made out of the guys from your first render, instead of the low poly models.
Check that you didn't have the geometry tool selected when you rendered - it messes genitalia up.Does anyone know why that "female part" does that ? while at coordinate 0 it does not.
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Geometry has always messed genitals up.Check that you didn't have the geometry tool selected when you rendered - it messes genitalia up.
I like it apart from the positioning of the legs. I've never seen anyone sit like that on a stool. Might fix the shadow problem as well.
This is the most basic one. I use this technique for pics, where I need lots of different characters, And when I'm bored I just create some for later use.Interesting idea! need some tutorials first though
Thanks alot, I'll look it up now.This is the most basic one. I use this technique for pics, where I need lots of different characters, And when I'm bored I just create some for later use.
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When I can get away with more of the same, I started to use scatter pro.
Thanks for that. Keep up the good work with her. I think you've got a real gem there.This is custom morph model.
Skin is here:
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