3D-Daz Daz3d Art - Show Us Your DazSkill

[Larry Kubiac]

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Um, it's a shame about the foot failure in the pillow.

 

[zOh]

 

[megaplayboy10k]

Boredom takes many forms

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Looks like a horny Cinnabon.

 

[Joraell]

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Damn, that's really good. Very natural look!

 

[Joraell]

Betrayed 0.65 sooon.
Some girls cat-fighting!

 

[Glacerose]

My old game versus the new one, moving it into Daz3D

 

[VNorth]

 

[KlodowWW]

 

[LazyDreamer3D]

 

[Kentyrr]

 

[shicoy]

Riza at home. Not alone

 

[ArturiousDesign]

My old game versus the new one, moving it into Daz3D

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Isn't it nice to have more than one male model?

 

[Enyos]

Quick custom pose to test out Aura

 

[zjalaran]

 

[thecardinal]

 

[Alma_Elma]

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I think it would look much better if the only light source was the tv
But there it's just an image that emits no light (it's not too hard to make it emit light)

 

[Larry Kubiac]

I think it would look much better if the only light source was the tv
But there it's just an image that emits no light (it's not too hard to make it emit light)

Remove the light on the character, change the tone mapping settings to accentuate the blue to make it look like the TV is lighting the room + a small saturation at 1.15 and a gamma at 2.50 and that's enough for the TV to light the room ^^

Like this:

Yes, I know, use yellow to make blue.

 

[Alma_Elma]

Remove the light on the character, change the tone mapping settings to accentuate the blue to make it look like the TV is lighting the room + a small saturation at 1.15 and a gamma at 2.50 and that's enough for the TV to light the room ^^

Like this:
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Yes, I know how to use yellow to make blue.

There's also the straightforward way of changing the TV image surface to add illumination to it, that's actually what I did in the render i'm doing right now


If you adjust it, both methods works and gives pretty much the same result. The second probably make it easier if you want multiple colors in your render though I think.

 

[Larry Kubiac]

There's also the straightforward way of changing the TV image surface to add illumination to it, that's actually what I did in the render i'm doing right now

Yep, but the tv used by zjalaran is already emisive.

 

[Alma_Elma]

Yep, but the tv used by zjalaran is already emisive.
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Clearly not enough then, since you can't even see the light on the furniture it's on.
I just meant it in a way that, he could use only one light source and it being the TV, and it would go well with how it was probably though of at first.