3D-Daz Daz3d Art - Show Us Your DazSkill

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rayminator

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Strange, I never said anything ABOUT romalous's Artwork, purely your 'crowing' post about how fantastic it would be if They used a Denoiser on it, zero difference in pictures = total waste of time post. Perhaps next time you could try something useful like SHOWING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO WITH A SMALL CLOSE UP, rather than giving people YET another CHRONIC CLUSTER HEADACHE FOR NO DAMN REASON......p.s. DO NOT on pain of an instant sex change, tell me to take an asprin...Use Dr Google & look it up, then get someone who CAN read, to explain all the big words to you, maybe try an Adult, first....
romalous's original image & mine

notice the little dots
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mine without the dots

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jestertlw

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romalous's original image & mine

notice the little dots
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mine without the dots

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To be clear, the dots referenced are in less than 1/10th of 1% of the entire image - in the dark area of the leg of the chair in the background. Same with the other images - the graininess was in the background (tree trunk for one) and not in the main subject. Sure, a denoiser would work - but so would a light blur tool or another 10-second trick.

However, in either case - this was much ado about nothing.
 

Seanthiar

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As both the Plug-In & Billboard Builder are very new, it's not that surprising to find people reluctant to use billboard's, as firefighters in a medieval scene look a little odd....but if a little thought & time making the right images to make into a small crowd, that's only 2 or 3mb for 6 figures, has got to be better than one figure of 50 or 60mb each, plus clothing....And a lot less stress on the hardware....
Until now I did not try the Billboard maker. Tried the normal billboards and made some myself by hand, but the problem is always the shadow and the fixed angle a billboard has. It just looks bad for me. And it's quite difficult to place them behind props. I'm thinking of making chars like for a billboard clothed and posed etc. and converting them into props with some standardposes, reducing resolution and polygons and it should lessen the impact on the used memory. You are fixed for the prop with a pose, but you can place it wherever you want and a char that is not in focus don't need 8k resolution and a high polygon count. That way you can use your normal ingame NPC's you made and you can interact with, make a prop out of them and use them to fill scenes with life.

And just a new test render (stopped at 35%) : A hot eyeful for the just arriving innocent country gal.

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Romalous

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1.download
2.put the Denoiser folder in a place that you won't delete by mistake like the c:// drive
3.download my text file
4.open the text file and find SET PATH_TO_DENOISER=D:\DOWNLOAD\Denoiser_v2.4 here it say D change to the right drive like if you put Denoiser into the C: drive you will change it to SET PATH_TO_DENOISER=C:\Denoiser_v2.4 then save
5.edit the name imagefix.bat.txt to imagefix.bat
6.put the imagefix.bat into it own folder and every time you want to use place any image that you created into that folder and double click that it

by the this will replace all images so make a backup
thank you
 
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