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Let's already find this guy, lock in somewhere in the basement and make him make a game. He has been teasing us with his work for more than three years. It's time to pay the bills.
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Probably the last time I will use this asset but I just love the lighting
Leora Changing Room
Leora Changing Room
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1. Learn DAZ and how to create basic renders.
2. Learn Renpy (or some other game platform, but Renpy seems easy enough)
3. Storyboard your game.
4. Create your renders.
5. Put it together.
There is plenty of info on how to create a game and on creating Daz renders. Google some tutorials and try putting together a short game. Then move on from there.
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Decided to do some fan art of a character I found on Pixiv:
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https://f95zone.to/forums/programming-development-art.73/
You can find some useful questions and answers about making a game, coding and some daz related here.
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Let me start this by saying i have no idea why this worked or if it'll help you.
I recently upgraded my card after i got into Daz. I went from a 970 4gb to a RTX 2060 6gb and didnt not see any noticable change in speed or size of renders. So after alot of uninstall and reinstall of drivers without any luck i ended up crying, screaming and threathning my PC with bodily harm. I then uninstalled the driver with one of those programs that claims to remove all the files that normal installs dont, ran Advanced System Care and restartede PC before installing the driver. Finally there was a noticeable improvment across the board using Daz.
My best guess is that there was something left from the uninstall that messed with my drivers. Also a few weeks later my Windows to go BSOD and i reinstall my windows and Daz from scratch that apperently gave another boost to Daz.
When starting to render i follow these steps to start.
1. finish and save the render
2. Restart PC
3. Don't start any programs and close any programs running in the background like google/discord/malewarebyts ect.
4. Start Daz and load the render and mess with any of the settings execept switching to the camera you wanna render from.
5. Hit Render and hopefully see the wonderful GPU in the little grey progress box.
This process lets me Render stuff on my GPU that would otherwise got to CPU. My best guess is that it needs more of your GPU to start the render then the actual process of rendering. Once the render is started i can browse the internet and use my PC like i normaly do aside from gaming.
I hope some of this helps you or anyone else taking the time to read it.
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I hope to use these girls in a VN someday.
Need to sort out the weird eye reflections when I have them pointed at the camera, but I don't really want to change my lighting to fix it.
One of my next projects will be to properly recreate this classic Kozaburo hair style for Studio.
Need to sort out the weird eye reflections when I have them pointed at the camera, but I don't really want to change my lighting to fix it.
One of my next projects will be to properly recreate this classic Kozaburo hair style for Studio.
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Some more excercises with lights
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You can see CUDA usage in task manager. Each of the four graph name/titles are drop down menus so you can choose which aspect of the hardware you want to monitor.
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20 black chairs.. hers is white
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As CulayTL has stated there are tutorials by far better people than me. Do your research then if you get stuck ask the community. Someone will help if they can.