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you can squeeze quite a lot of characters in by reusing as many texture maps as possible. i reuse everything but the diffuse maps. This way you can use both normals and bump on large numbers of characters without sacrificing texture quallity.View attachment 1834903
Took a while to optimized this "scene" and fit it all on 8gigs of VRAM. 20 mins render and 5 mins in photoshop.
Now for the clothes.... well more work.
could you explain a bit about the lighting, what was done in daz, what was done in post, maybe put a before and after ?
I want her...
Now I don't want her anymore...View attachment 1839017
A small reward from me for reaching 4000 followers on Twitter.
She is not the same girl. My character in the first picture is Sybil and in the second picture is Skylar. I don't know if this will help, but all my female characters will only be with V (my only male character). If you think of it as a visual novel, V's role is the main character.Now I don't want her anymore...
Depends how old you want her to be. She looks like an attractive youthful c38-44 year old. That's more than old enough to be a grandparent.I'm trying to make a character sort of like a granny, I would like to know what you think should I make the Wrinkles a little bit more noticeable I'm afraid that I over do it View attachment 1839069
oh.., swear I thinked they are the same...She is not the same girl. My character in the first picture is Sybil and in the second picture is Skylar. I don't know if this will help, but all my female characters will only be with V (my only male character). If you think of it as a visual novel, V's role is the main character.