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This is Izzy from the game Alexandra for some reason her name didn't come out where I wrote it in up there but it's a nice butt anyway.
This is Izzy from the game Alexandra for some reason her name didn't come out where I wrote it in up there but it's a nice butt anyway.
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I wanted to try out the dforce function by having Tifa throw her top on to Aerith. Feedback greatly appreciated.
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Just a mock up for a possible private investigator game
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Won't be doing any more renders for a while, I don't want to push my video too hard at the moment.
So here's one last quick render, character for an upcoming Ravenloft campaign.
So here's one last quick render, character for an upcoming Ravenloft campaign.
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Experimentation is good - if you're using PhotoShop there are a ton of great YouTube resources (Piximperfect seems to be the gold standard - it's where I learned most of what I know:
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- but there are plenty of great teachers on YouTube; just watching the video on mastering curves would probably get you started). You can also find plenty of presets that you can just drag and drop if you're looking for a specific "mood" to an image, subscription sites like Envato have thousands but there are no doubt lots of free options too:
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(color replacements presets - "color look-up tables" or just LUTs - in PS are also pretty useful as a one-click solution in many cases; toy around with camera raw filters as well).
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Given the hardware limitations, I'd say these look pretty good. I don't love using perfectly even lighting, it makes it feel like it's on a set to me, but I understand that DAZ doesn't do well with rendering complicated lighting (which is why I mostly don't use it to render environments).
I like the expressions and posing, not too over-the-top. It may not be feasible without a GPU, but adding a bit of deformation with a dForce simulation to the pillow/mattress would give it an added sense of connection between the character and the props (the pillow in particular not deforming under her weight gives the impression she's kinda floating above it). Overall, for a first attempt, I'd say you're doing really well, nice work.
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One thing about DAZ's functionality I'll never understand (there are many) is why hiding a root node doesn't hide all its children - seems to be a particular problem with clothing (anything with buttons, zippers, ornamentation, etc.), yet deleting the object deletes all its children so obviously the relationship exists somewhere. I know you can add everything to a group, which will hide it all, but having things grouped then causes other issues (breaks scripts, etc.). Definitely just one of those annoying things you have to work around.
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Amity. Photo shoot from a Greek Island Overlook.
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