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Man, your realism is excellent. I hope to get to that pointAnd here is Elena, someone that you haven't seen in other pics ... at least not yet
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3Delight vs Iray. I always thought Iray was better but 3Delight produces some interesting images.
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Thank you! And I'm sure you'll get there. The biggest part of it is patience, both for the learning process with trial and error and for waiting for your renders to finish, sometimes it takes 8 hours or more, even with my RTX 2070
And you're not far away, the morphs of your characters are very good. To get a little extra spice I recommend to add a bit of imperfection to the skin shaders. I'm a big fan of SkinBuilder (G3F/G8F), and if you start in the "Overlays" tab and skip the the fist part with "Build skin", you can use it with any skin preset of other characters.
To get more structure to the skin, simply play around with the bump map and normal map strength in the surfaces pane. Plus, there are many HD details morphs out there that are really good. But to get the most out of them you have to set the mesh resolution / subdivision level of the character at least at 2, better 3 or even 4. But this increases not only the level of details, but also the expected rendering time.
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Thanks for the info, I really appreciate your feedback. I have to admit I'm googling some of the things you've mentioned just so I know what you're talking about, lol. I recently dl'd SkinBuilder but haven't had a chance to have a play yet, too busy with rl atm. I get the subdivision level, only been running level 2 but I'll try upping it and see how I go, hopefully my 3080 will help. At this point in time my skill level is probably pretty much preschool compared to some here but I'll keep plugging away and hopefully keep learning from my mistakes. Again, thanks for the input and I'll try to apply as I goThank you! And I'm sure you'll get there. The biggest part of it is patience, both for the learning process with trial and error and for waiting for your renders to finish, sometimes it takes 8 hours or more, even with my RTX 2070
And you're not far away, the morphs of your characters are very good. To get a little extra spice I recommend to add a bit of imperfection to the skin shaders. I'm a big fan of SkinBuilder (G3F/G8F), and if you start in the "Overlays" tab and skip the the fist part with "Build skin", you can use it with any skin preset of other characters.
To get more structure to the skin, simply play around with the bump map and normal map strength in the surfaces pane. Plus, there are many HD details morphs out there that are really good. But to get the most out of them you have to set the mesh resolution / subdivision level of the character at least at 2, better 3 or even 4. But this increases not only the level of details, but also the expected rendering time.
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What are your thoughts on Black Goth Girls?
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what your best suggestion on which model to use to recreate this sexy lady?
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have you any experience using Facegen?I'm starting to run out of inspiration
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i wanted to give it a try and on some movie actress and create the model with daz3d. any suggestions
I have a problem: I am or have a scene or 4/5 that evolve around a pool event in a back yard. I have a decent set of a rural house with a back yard that is large enough to have the pool and hot tub. When I put the pool in the scene it lays in great and looks good, but the ground and grass is in the water and of course the models are in the dirt. As there are several underwater shots, and hopefully a few split above water half way and under other half. I have tried with a wooded HDRI and that works well but no house in background, and the woods don't blend with the over all scene and atmosphere. Is there a way to have the ground of the original house and yard scene. I am using the Harwood Rural house asset ( which is real heavy in extras that boog down rendering also ) and of course I didn't save a scene but recreating it now.
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