i've always loved the retro look.
i've always loved the retro look.
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Cj Getting her Gains
(Not sure why it's Grainy, I let the render finish)
(Not sure why it's Grainy, I let the render finish)
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Genesis X-trem heels converted for GF3
Not bad Smoothing applied and collision on GF3 for crossed leg, and finger in a jaw.
Not bad Smoothing applied and collision on GF3 for crossed leg, and finger in a jaw.
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Possibly just needed to up the iterations. Try running it through a denoiser perhaps?
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i should have made sure that the scythe was touching the ground.
Lighting still confuses the heck out of me.
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Yeeeaaah ... You should just re-do your game in Daz; the characters look WAY better in Daz. That's the Kanade 8 Model, Right?
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Denoisers remove some of the graininess in your renders. There's a built-in denoiser in Daz (under render settings > filtering > 'post denoiser avaliable'), but IIRC it just applies a blur effect to the image, so it can help reduce noise but might look smudgy. You're better off using something like this which takes a more algorithmic approach to denoising and also gives you more control over how much noise to remove.
She started as Emma. But I morphed a bunch of stuff into her, little bit of 6 or 7 characters on the face.
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Messing around with lighting colors - I was moving this image back and forth on my two monitors and realized how much different an image can look on different monitor settings. On my left monitor, the image is a little over exposed and the reds have been completely toned down. However, on my right monitor, the image looks properly exposed and balanced. What can I do to combat this?
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Daz is not modelling software, for that you could use Blender. For rendering, it's up to you but the appeal of Daz is it's simplicity, especially for beginners.