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Like a week ago the naive me said 3 weeks. Yesterday I wrote down like the list of scenes for episode 2 and made the scenes completed bold aaaaaaand fuck me only like half of it was bold.
On the other hand I have two longest scenes done and most of the missing ones are gonna be either in a simple outside environment or really short, so I think it can be done within 3 weeks.
Don't wanna promise anything though.
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I'm just asking kuz I REALLY DO enjoy your game and I think you're a talented Artist. When you do upload it, I'll def play it and give my feedback.Like a week ago the naive me said 3 weeks. Yesterday I wrote down like the list of scenes for episode 2 and made the scenes completed bold aaaaaaand fuck me only like half of it was bold.
On the other hand I have two longest scenes done and most of the missing ones are gonna be either in a simple outside environment or really short, so I think it can be done within 3 weeks.
Don't wanna promise anything though.
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Again, Thanks for info, But I'm having a bit of an Issue and maybe you can help me out.
It seems when I apply another shell in this case
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, Harper's skin changes to this pale yellow color. Any idea why this might be?Before
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Renders Stopped after 10 Iterations.
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I've not messed with Breastacular, but Golden Palace has a shader copy script. Did you run it? I ask because that's what it often looks like when I forget to run it.
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you might wanna invest in the booty squish morphs for sitting and make her butt not hover. It would make it look more natural.
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I spent so long trying to figure out how his testicles were floating in the air that I didn't realize he was lacking an anus for a while. Do you have a way of making them conform more to gravity? If not, some kind of testicle ring contraption would make that work.
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I'm 95% positive that mesh lights (like planar emitters) are not directional. It's why people use meshes rather than spot lights with dimensions. I don't think it's the mesh that's creating less feathered shadow for you, but it's more in the placement and the intensity of the lights.
(People use mesh lights ALL the time in Daz to avoid harsh spots. Throwing a sheet over a spot isn't necessarily going to give you the effect that you think if you're already using a mesh. Usually, the lighting packages you buy are 1) Mesh light (planar surface, often with some kind of shape) with 2) HDRI.
You can create a bubble image or something to feather your mesh if you like, like I said. I make maps to do that & vary the quality of a mesh light emitter, but I only use them occasionally.)
It could be that your planar mesh emitter is too close/too small & is creating angles, causing shadow?
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Example. Just a quick render, like 15 minutes in the engine. (It would be faster on a fancier computer.)
This image is 3 lights, Scene Only (no HDRI). Nothing else in the scene.
(The Nazi flag is set to 0% glossy, so it's not bouncing much of anything upwards. There's just a diffuse map.)
There's a planar emitter behind and slightly above the camera. I don't move the camera close. I use the Cameras tab to adjust Frame Width and Focal Length so I don't change the light levels by zooming in.
Second light... Distant Light above and to the right of the frame. (That's what's causing all the shadow. You can tell by the direction of the shadow. My mesh light is in line with the camera, from left to right. It's positioned above the frame, but not left or right of the frame. The skew of the shadows is coming from the distant light source, not the fill from the mesh.)
Third light... random back/rim light, even though it's pointless. I just added it for a third random light. LOL.
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Could be that both shells are "colliding" with each other. Go into the parameter tab of the GP shell and turn of the visibility of the chest parts. There are probably multiple parts for nipples, breast left etc. or just deavtivate everything except the genital parts. (I use NGFV)
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A couple ideas...
Ensure that the mesh light is sufficiently distant/angled so that it does not interfere with the distant light (i.e. cause shadows). Just set the mesh light back relative to your subjects, and keep the distant light at an angle where it's not fucking with the mesh. I use the Viewport to help with that (switching it to the Distant Light to see what the Distant Light touches).
Angle the shot so that the mesh isn't in the frame. The more overhead you shoot it, the more of the ground you'll get in the frame. That means a higher likelihood of getting the mesh light shadow in the frame. See, your shot is more pointed at the ground rather than up from the ground. (I mean, don't you like upskirt shots? You need to get below the hemline of the skirts! Ha!) If you shot it more from the ground, angled upward, you'd avoid some of the issues of the mesh casting shadow.
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Yeah the shells are indeed colliding. This happens all the time if you use multiple Geo shells, not just breastacular and golden palace. Didn't know about this trick, nice to know. but you can also run shell fix in the golden palace tab on all geo shells on the character. That is usually enough.
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Ha, yes Gotta love messing with the Nazis a bit.
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Once more with the prior setup, this time with only 2 lights. The Mesh and the (pointless) light from behind. (That rear spotlight kills any auto-headlamp as well, in case I have it set to the default (When no light exists in the scene))
There's no Distant light on this one.
No other lights in the scene, and it's set to Scene Only (no HDRI).
You can see exactly what my mesh light is doing here.
I have it angled so it's still creating a little shadow. It's a broad plane, so it's providing good fill. It's not close to my subject so the coverage is more even.
Gotta love messing with the Nazis a bit....
Once more with the prior setup, this time with only 2 lights. The Mesh and the (pointless) light from behind. (That rear spotlight kills any auto-headlamp as well, in case I have it set to the default (When no light exists in the scene))
There's no Distant light on this one.
No other lights in the scene, and it's set to Scene Only (no HDRI).
You can see exactly what my mesh light is doing here.
I have it angled so it's still creating a little shadow. It's a broad plane, so it's providing good fill. It's not close to my subject so the coverage is more even.
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Ha, yes
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Once more with the prior setup, this time with only 2 lights. The Mesh and the (pointless) light from behind. (That rear spotlight kills any auto-headlamp as well, in case I have it set to the default (When no light exists in the scene))
There's no Distant light on this one.
No other lights in the scene, and it's set to Scene Only (no HDRI).
You can see exactly what my mesh light is doing here.
I have it angled so it's still creating a little shadow. It's a broad plane, so it's providing good fill. It's not close to my subject so the coverage is more even.
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