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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 ?
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Now I don't want her anymore...
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.