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It took me about 6 weeks. Including creating all the models and the scenes for the ship. It really heavily depends on what quality of renders you want to go with and what approach. You could simply render out just the characters without a background and put them over a blurred out image of a room when they just talk and only fully render out the sex scenes or scenes where the characters have some interaction with the environment and stuff. I'm going with the full immersion approach.I save in PNG format. Adobe Lightroom is paid. I will try Autodesk Sketchbook for matte painting.
Anyway thanks for all the help. I now feel like working on Post work seriously.
Could you tell me how much time it took for the first ep of your game? I am planning to make one. So far I have rendered a very short intro scene and I have doubts about which house to use so I paused working on it. I have been having this feeling my laziness might affect game production. Cause I think it been a week now since I last worked on game renders.
I remember creating 9 renders for the game with multiple spot rendering and correction in between for 3 days. I also created some pinups for Patreon reward things for the future when I have an actual game to show. Next, I remember rendering Jill pictures for 2 days cause some random person wanted more. Then again took 2 days to render 6 more jill renders cause I felt like I should create something exclusively for Patreon even though I have 0 Patreons. Then 2 more days for creating 3 more jills render for comic. and today all I did was mess around with HDRI's eat and play games. Sad life. Imma out for a while.
All in all very little work done for the game and at this pace it might take me way too long to produce a game.
Anyway some renders in a complex environment do take me 8 hours no doubt, but I try to make the most of them by using spot render to get some body movements in to turn that 8 hour render into several different renders and save time that way. Gotta pay attention to the shadows if you do that though.
Then I just pick up pace when I'm working just with HDRI like the scene in a VR room I made on beach. Renders like that take about 30 minutes each which is incredible, so you might wanna abuse that.
Also I do render basically 24/7, I just turn off PC every like 4 days for few hours cause I reaaaaaally can't afford spare parts now, so I'm bit paranoid.