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Look at this video, it short and simple and teaches you use of magnets and using the timeline for dforce.
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Follow the Light !
Chandra from City Of Broken Dreamers
Chandra from City Of Broken Dreamers
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Caroline Called, She wants the Driftstang back, and what do you know, her boobs sweat too.
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First attempt at doing something with dramatic lights. On the surface this looks fine but the longer you look at it the more wrong it feels with the hair not working as they would under gravity and such, any advice for that?
Edit: Can you guys help me identify these models?
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Daz has several depending on what you are looking for.
The big club:
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The lounge:
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The bond lair:
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The rural one:
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The 2077 one:
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The 1977 one:
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Sorry forgot the fishy one (though it is more of a bar):
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And then there is the option to kitbash ofcourse:
In Render Settings > Tone Mapping you could lower the ISO and/or increase the shutter speed and put a spotlight on the main character
Or you can render the main character separate from the rest and then darken the background either when rendering or in post.
Or you can try to cut out the main character in post and leave her as is and darken the background layer.
So quite a few options really
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thank youDaz has several depending on what you are looking for.
The big club:
You must be registered to see the links
The lounge:
You must be registered to see the links
The bond lair:
You must be registered to see the links
The rural one:
You must be registered to see the links
The 2077 one:
You must be registered to see the links
The 1977 one:
You must be registered to see the links
In Render Settings > Tone Mapping you could lower the ISO and/or increase the shutter speed and put a spotlight on the main character
Or you can render the main character separate from the rest and then darken the background either when rendering or in post.
Or you can try to cut out the main character in post and leave her as is and darken the background layer.
So quite a few options really
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Country Girl, now Business Girl...but what kind of business? (Spoiler, it's actually Sales Rep Girl)
Travelling across the country...staying in less than stellar hotels. But hey, it's still got some nice perks, like when she gets to show off some lingerie for a cute customer she meets at some convention.
Travelling across the country...staying in less than stellar hotels. But hey, it's still got some nice perks, like when she gets to show off some lingerie for a cute customer she meets at some convention.
Most of this is excellent but the tops of the legings look weird because they just end. There should be a seam or a band of some type for the suspenders to be clipping onto instead of something that looks like it was sliced with a razor blade.
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Maybe a little bit of comedy? I certainly can use it.
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Decided to try messing around with different coloured lights.
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