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She's basically a normal Gen 8 female. I morphed her with different types of
Her Skin mat and makeup is
and her Face is about 50% of
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She's a morph too. Skin is
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Head is
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Body is
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"It's so sweet of you to stay behind to help. I might have to give you some extra credit."- Ms. Pounds
"Could you lend me a hand? I'd hate to fall."- Ms. Pounds
Here's a few more renders of Charlie following in the same vein as the previous ones. Will start work on a set with her "teaching" a bio course soon. Thanks to bogumil for the suggestion.
The reflections are a bit wonky. I'll try to look into making them more realistic.
If these aren't full resolution you can find those on deviantart if you want.
Hope you enjoy!
"Could you lend me a hand? I'd hate to fall."- Ms. Pounds
Here's a few more renders of Charlie following in the same vein as the previous ones. Will start work on a set with her "teaching" a bio course soon. Thanks to bogumil for the suggestion.
The reflections are a bit wonky. I'll try to look into making them more realistic.
If these aren't full resolution you can find those on deviantart if you want.
Hope you enjoy!
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Next of my post-apocalyptic girls, Melissa.
Don't know if this would be a kind of Mad-Max style apocalypse or more a generic one, just imagine Melissa just spends her time on the road on her bike.
Don't know if this would be a kind of Mad-Max style apocalypse or more a generic one, just imagine Melissa just spends her time on the road on her bike.
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I've only used this with clothing and had NO idea it works with 'objects'...Not too bad, looks like a good start so far.
I would select the cushion she is on, then go to EDIT->OBJECT->GEOMETRY->ADD SMOOTHING MODIFIER, then go click on the cushion and in the PARAMETERS tab, under GENERAL it will have the smoothing modified. Click that and there will be an option to select what effects it, select the female character, adjust the smoothing and collision settings for it and it will indent a little based on where she collides with it, making it look a little more realistic.
Keep practising though. Lots of experimenting and messing around and you'll get better at it.
Excellent info, thanks !
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you and your wife have very different reasons for going to the gym.... or do you?
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Stepping outside my 'comfort-zone' and messing with the Bloom Filter + postwork...
The original thought was to learn how to paint in the gases and highlight the barely seen projectile.
I also intent to study what ISO is/ does for the photographer and stretch myself a lil more with patience.
#LazyRenderer
Without further blah, blah...
Original: both @ 3x and adjusted (regress into my old ways - hour+ renders)
The original thought was to learn how to paint in the gases and highlight the barely seen projectile.
I also intent to study what ISO is/ does for the photographer and stretch myself a lil more with patience.
#LazyRenderer
Without further blah, blah...
Original: both @ 3x and adjusted (regress into my old ways - hour+ renders)
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Yeah I usually just use mesh grabber as it's far more effective and you can save the smoosh morph. I also had planned to switch out the hair and adjust the tone mapping because this test render is clipped in the whites. Way too bright. And too dark in the rest. I just lost my steam on this one. Seriously this week has sucked massive donkey balls and my badass monitor ate shit and died. I'm stuck on this tiny 24" 720 piece of crap nowNot too bad, looks like a good start so far.
I would select the cushion she is on, then go to EDIT->OBJECT->GEOMETRY->ADD SMOOTHING MODIFIER, then go click on the cushion and in the PARAMETERS tab, under GENERAL it will have the smoothing modified. Click that and there will be an option to select what effects it, select the female character, adjust the smoothing and collision settings for it and it will indent a little based on where she collides with it, making it look a little more realistic.
Keep practising though. Lots of experimenting and messing around and you'll get better at it.
Daz is already a pain in the ass, I'm doing this on a hella old Dell office pig with a gtx1050ti I am building a more suitable rig but the death of my screen is a fairly hard set back.
I'll be way more enthusiastic about rendering when I get the new machine up and running