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check the nvidia driver, there are some versions that are not compatible with octane
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The strange thing to me is how her hand is conforming to his forearm, but looks like it's partially clipping when rendered. Better lighting, maybe?
Need to smooth out his arms too. It's strange how I can bend them in to positions that aren't humanly possible one way, but can't put them in positions I can easily put myself in for others. Like Thumbs. They only seem to want to bend halfway and not give a good opposing grip. Am I doing something wrong there?
Need to smooth out his arms too. It's strange how I can bend them in to positions that aren't humanly possible one way, but can't put them in positions I can easily put myself in for others. Like Thumbs. They only seem to want to bend halfway and not give a good opposing grip. Am I doing something wrong there?
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it's just the angle for the fingers, it's a matter of perspective..
for the grip ye, I also often have to remove limits on the thumb to get a full grip
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Well, I can use twist to spin the thumb (and arms) in a circle, and create horrifying skin twisting - I'm assuming that means I successfully turned off the limits. Just can't seem to get the thumb wider than an L.
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A lot of comments that i haven't read since my last visit, so if it is already said i am sorry. You can use canvases on DAZ render settings. You can build your scene and then render one by one (so it saves you a lot of render time) and then in post you can layer them to the full image. It's quite simple but try watching a tutorial on canvases in youtube. I use it a lot actually and it work perfectly..
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Test render again, thrown into GIMP to finish. She's pretty pale. I guess I'll need to work blushing and stuff like that into her images.
Any familial similarity in facial structure is strictly coincidental. (Or is it?)
Any familial similarity in facial structure is strictly coincidental. (Or is it?)
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Ok... maybe try to underlight it a bit. so that she won't be so pale.
And the shadows are a bit harsh and even weird (like the shadow of her arm on his right arm.. like transparent shadow..
) If you want to simulate sunlight, best try to use an HDRI only and the tweek it with 1 or 2 max other lights. because the result will be a bit weird! Also, about the harshness... maybe the lights u used were a bit too close to the models? you get very sharp lines on the shadows which usually never happens with sunlight..Just something that struck me right away. Other than that, it looks good!
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Redid the lighting in this one...
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Romantic Evening - Part 2
I had to change the lighting, otherwise i couldn't see anything
I also changed Serana's face a bit, mainly the mouth. It felt a bit wierd in how it looked like it was always potruding forward, so i changed that:
I think it looks much better now.
I had to change the lighting, otherwise i couldn't see anything
I also changed Serana's face a bit, mainly the mouth. It felt a bit wierd in how it looked like it was always potruding forward, so i changed that:
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Trying my hand at realistic rendering.
