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Long Wet Hair with dforce comes with a couple geoshells (and is what I used there), but there's a couple other good wet skin assets.
For those who would prefer sci-fi...
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How do you render a 'set'?
I'd love to render stuff overnight so i don't have to sit and wait untill the individual renders are done, but i have no idea how.
How do you get DaZ to render multiple images in succession?
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Nice shot. Try to let them look to the cam, so they don´t look like Mannequins. Would make the shot better. Just my opinion ofc.
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Increased skin gloss. Lips made of plastic. IMHO, so they don´t look like Mannequins. Would make the shot better. Just my opinion ofc.
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This would have been correct about a year or so ago but even blender is now taking advantage of Nvidia CUDA cores in its latest build and GPU rendering kicks the shit out of CPU rendering now. That's not even taking into consideration other even faster GPU render engine add ons like Octane or E-cycles. GPU tech is progressing much faster for rendering purposes than CPU's ever will be able to, even CPU render farms are starting to be replaced with GPU render farms for smaller projects (I think larger projects like films still use CPU farms for their stability and memory requirements). Get a CPU that can keep up at least but if render quality and time is what you're after then your best bet for now are Nvidia cards. That's not to say AMD won't be more supported by render engines in the future (not Daz iray though) but for now it really seems like that is what Nvidia is trying to lock in place and get the 3D artist crowd as AMD goes more for the gaming side of things.
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At least you were polite
hahaha! Yeah.. I know that GPU rendering is going to be a feature and render engines try to do it in GPU (more power in GPUs). Right now not all the render engines do that. Anyway.. I think I have to research again what to do. Thanks for the info btw it helps a lot
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Who not both? Balanced add all things should.Eternal question of the Yin vs the Yang, the Meow vs the Woof.
And I'm going to sleep since it's 6 am here.
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As far as I know, DAZ 3D has been working on such a farm for at least three years now. Whether they were sponsored by Nvidia or not, I don’t know, but the prices for such solutions are sky-high and the price list says “Call” (5 zeros as minimum)
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Iray is Nvidia's render engine, that's why AMD cards don't and will never work with it, Daz and Nvidia are definitely in bed with each other lol. As far as I'm aware, render farms (CPU or GPU) are for big productions or those that need to render a semi large production (like an ad) on a more infrequent basis. For people like you and I and everyone else here making comics, VN's,games which are small projects but frequently, we're much better off just forking out the cash for a GPU.
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Thank you, but can you explain that one a bit more? I see the option of rendering an 'image series', but other than that, i'm a bit lost. Do i have to place the camera on different frames?