No need to do so. It just looks like she fell in the pool a few minutes ago, this would be a funny addition to the story behindI guess it is exactly because of powerful light source, so fur start getting highlights.
Hm. I can change strands settings in theory, but on other hand i already messing with this picture for the whole two weeks!
Funny addition to story is how i fixed(or tried to) mug of Raw's "Street Mouse" to make it look like... actual mouse))No need to do so. It just looks like she fell in the pool a few minutes ago, this would be a funny addition to the story behind
Thank you, friend. Just beginning at this stuff so your feedback is greatly appreciated.
I've only picked up Daz 5months ago too wich essentially makes me a beginner too. But I take pride in detail and finetuned poses. This is also one I have spent way too much time on to properly pose it.
Oh shit, I once tried something with this asset, got frustrated and never touched it again
Especially the fur was disappointing for me, reminds me of a toothbrush. You clearly made the best out of it, but if you wanna edit this character a bit in a while I'd suggest an other fur asset.
Oh shit, I once tried something with this asset, got frustrated and never touched it again
I'm down with the thiccness!!
I hate clipping or floating be it bodyparts or objects. I try to pose in such a way that every angle works even though I only use one camera angle.
I'm really looking forward to this, the idea sounds good
The feline folk fur is quite good indeed!
