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Quick test render with heavy metal bassist.
there is a billboard maker you can make custom figures
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Really nice, did you put everything together using pieces from other sets? Like the look of this place, feels full and yet sparse enough to not be super taxing... well, except the reflections.
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I don't think that came out the way it should've, but the original clothes were for Gen 2. Plus that static tail (I've duplicated the original. Tried to give her at least three tails since I don't have enough RAM and I've to buy another set of 8) doesn't help me at all, with the fact that you can't bend it to give it at least some degree of.. "realism" .-.
Oh well, this is the result:
Oh well, this is the result:
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- Aug 20, 2017
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There are several clothes converters out there:
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Have used it with mixed results though so cant guarantee it will be better or worse.
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In fact the Ahri clothes like I said, were from Gen 2 and I converted for Gen 8. The problem is the tail: not even another that I've downloaded is.. "flexible" enough to give some realism. So we do what we can with what we have ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The scene borrows heavily from asset designed by others, however reconfigured to my needs. I used primitives to create the stage / floor / roof / windows. The 2 major assets used are:
- Urban Future 5 (walls with arched openings / buildings and props outside the room)
- Z 24 Hour Bar (bar at the back, doors, tables and chairs)
One of the main tricks is to use instancing heavily. As such the bar stools / chairs / tables are only 1 prop that is then instanced a number of times.
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Yep sometimes we don´t get exactly what we want, used RSSY ones myself ... shoes and poses convert are most time crap ... clothing need many time manual fixing ... sometimes all work asap with converting ... It´s like Art, it will never be Perfect
Just thought i put it out there in case you havent heard or seen it. Why Wrestle if there is a tool
But not to go philosophicalbut sometimes its the road to the end result and not the end result itself
I was testing a sligthly meaner more dramatic light setup and with some postwork i wanted to give it a more gritty look. I wish there were more short male hairs to choose from but this one is ok i guess
(Does anoyone know why the pictures get much more contrast after uploading here, is this some kind of compression behavoir by the backend of the forum? Details in dark areas just get lost, like the texture of the vest on the chest, the hairtexture and the texture in the background)
Edit: Sorry, my bad, it was a browser-setting.
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Edit: Sorry, my bad, it was a browser-setting.
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I Tried the one light setup in Xavster's tutorial But for some bizar reason it always turned out red. Looked at all the colour settings but could not find the issue. used 6500 kelvin and 50k luminance. I git annoyed and just rendered it with HDRI lighting:
Not to shabby. Maybe i should have brighten her eyes a bit more....
Not to shabby. Maybe i should have brighten her eyes a bit more....
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Have you tried this one?
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It is stiff but woks nicely with deformers
The other one I use often is:
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The foxtail has 4 seperate bones, and allows for a lot of flexibility, while the plug itself can be hidden.
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Chloe version two. This time with a bit more skin detail.
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Uh, never thought about these two. When I get back, I have to try. Thanks!
The only things I can think of in terms of turning your character red, is that one of the following is happening.
- You still have a secondary light source active (hide the emissive light pane and try render --> should be pitch black)
- You have a red colour assigned to the emissive surface itself
The light pane I use for portrait renders is a plane primitive with the following properties:
- Apply !Iray Uber Base
- 1.5 x 1.5m
- Y Translate = 250
- Z Translate = 250
- X Rotate = -120
- Emission Colour 1.00 1.00 1.00 (white)
- Emission Temperature 6500
- Luminance 600 kcd/m^2
Character sits at 0,0,0 and I use a shutter speed (1/x) of 32.
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This is my very first rendering I have ever done.
I like it very much, so I decided to put it in here.
I wish I could have a nvidia card again and more expervience to do such great pictures.
I like it very much, so I decided to put it in here.
I wish I could have a nvidia card again and more expervience to do such great pictures.
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"I said don`t cum inside!"
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Here i am, with a new female character i'm making. Originally i had in mind to give her some arabic lineament, but i dunno, she ended up looking like more a young woman coming from a tropical island than an arabian girl. Also halfaway the rendering time i noticed a little glitch in her hair, and i dont know how this is even possible since i used the Genesis 3 base shape to make her and the hair are just for Genesis 3 models.
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Currently trying to figure out how to best use PP on multiple frames at once, like animation frames. This is a very noisy, low-quality, result of it (only 2.5 minutes rendered per frame):
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