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A beautiful character by Blue Jaunte with a few body morph changes to put some meat on the bones...No post work, straight out the box quick render.
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So ... I have a problem. I'm doing the art for a game, is there anyway to do faster rendering? This took me 8hrs.
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yes there is
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That's a land whale, not a THICC girl.
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A better computer, especially GPU. A Solid State Drive (SSD) instead of a Hard Drive (HD) (these drives represent your C: and D: drives, for instance you can have an SSD C: Drive and an HD E: drive or vise versa) will help tremendously as well, since SSD's will store information faster. Even a cheap midrange computer or laptop that have no problem running Modern Warfare on medium graphics will have trouble running Daz (though still MUCH better than whatever you're using right now).
Bump up your RAM too. I just went from 2 hours to 20 minutes by getting a fast CPU, fast GPU, fast SSD and a ton of RAM. Two figures, a background, some props, clothes, and lighting effects should take between 30 minutes and 2 hours depending upon your setup.
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Yes, to do a faster rendering. Go to progressive sampling in your render settings. and turn off rendering quality enabled. Then turn your max samples down to 50 or 100.
Next after your scene is rendered, use the DnD-for-nVidia-&-Intel-Denoisers
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It works really great!!!
Still testing my rig out. 1st render under 10 minutes. Yay. I'm weeks away from messing with more advanced stuff, but for the time being just going to learn my way around the basics. Still 0/5 star skill level, maybe half a star by October, 1 star by January?