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looking for a link to get superman
( free if possible )
thank you in advance
looking for a link to get superman
( free if possible )
thank you in advance
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Okay. First thing first. Give her Eyelashes. Probably the reason for Uncanny Valley comment.
Asymmetric facial features are the key here. For a good example, look at Gal Gadot, she has some of the more visible kind, like a lower set right eye. Look at actual portrait photos all have the face tilted to level the eyes of the subject, or have one eye closer to the camera to even the sizes between both eyes. Same goes for lip corners, cheek dimples, a tilt of the nose, level of the ears etc. This way you can create a chocolate side*.
* is this a thing in the English language? In german we say "Schokoladenseite"
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- The tears are probably the most obvious one, while they maybe start to flow in the visible direction, when she lays on her bed for herself, the probably change their direction when she tilts her head towards the camera. Then there is the dried up makeup within the tears, thanks to the til of her head the paths should be more spread out.
- The Hair and their point of contact with the teddy. I'm not sure if that is clipping or just an unhappy camera angle.
- The crop of her head looks weird, given how much space the image gives her on the left side.
- I love the lighting
- While you have the lovely micro compression between her arm and the mattress, I'm missing the same on the teddy.
- Sweet usage of DoF, but only as a personal preference I would make it a little bit more shallow, to move the bright vase even further in the background and enhance the focus on her.
- most of the other stuff I have in mind would be also more on personal preferences, and wouldn't help you in any way, I guess.
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I'd say it's more about the flatness of the face rather than lack of asymmetry. I made the same mistake with my first characters as well. I'd recommend to first add some depth to the face - deeper eyes, bring out lips, chin, eyebrows, tilt the forehead and such. Some creases here and there, no face is completely smooth.
I recently remade one of my earliest models. I used the first one as a base and just shortened the face and brought out lips, nose and chin, gave a bit of definition to everything, so it's not so rounded and it made her look way better.
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Maybe there are some bugs. sometimes it does nothing to some props also.. But mainly in reduces render times rapidly. Together with clever hiding of props, that are not visible in scene.thank you
I use it sometimes already , but occasionally have the feeling it somehow brings nothing
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Working on next character for my VN. Not sure about skin, what do you think?
Not sure about skin, what do you think?
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A good tutorial to start with, helped me out alot
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Hmm yeah it could be an angled skylight. I just thought the intended scene was a girl looking back at somebody who entered her room.
I never said anything about whether it needs to be more harsh or less harsh though. I was just saying the light didn't match what I presumed was the intended scene. But now that you mention it, I agree that it is more likely a skylight and that my initial assessment was wrong.
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I recognize it; it's https://f95zone.to/threads/haydina-hair-for-genesis-8-female-s.34222/Hey, can I ask what Hair asset have you used?
And it looks really good
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Awesome. I’ve had a render going for about 11 hours and am going to run it through the night but just noticed I forgot a hair tie... gonna need this tut, haha.
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Just been practicing with Mesh Smoothers and adjusting clothing for a more natural feel while setting up the placeholder images for my game. Not finished yet (background and more 'life' in them needed still)
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The clothes are looking great! What smoothers are you using? Any tips?
A few of the renders look a bit over exposed. And as for the color, the light on the models is incredibly warm while the sky is a regular “cool” white. Did you adjust the warmth on the main light? Maybe try and get the exposure and then doing the warmth in post or the render settings.
Looking good! What’s the game? I’m excited.
I think there's only one so far that I didn't like far more than the original. Excellent Job. And I wish you the best in your endeavors with your new company.