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[Ntwaidumella]

 

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[Toxictitan]

 

[Crazywolfrider]

 

[0ier 3D]

it's very good...the only thing i would improve on the model is the hair...if you keep it the same some hair shader preset then...
https://f95zone.to/threads/colorwerks-hair-shaders-for-iray.39592/
i like and use these too...

https://f95zone.to/threads/dg-iray-200-hair-color-shaders-and-merchant-resource.45853/

Thanks for the suggestion! Yeah, I was kinda bothered by the hair. Tried using the hair texture from another hair asset: Untamed Curls, but it still didn't look right. It is an old hair for V4 though. I was thinking about upgrading to a G9 hair, but wasn't sure if it would fit to a G8 figure? I'll take a look at colorwerks though, have seen those around before.

 

[SkyeJordan666]

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[flapsky]

 

[Puzz3Dx]

 

[xxBerSerKxx]

 

[artistx]

 

[Odin73]

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Woohoo!!! very beautiful art....

 

[Shivawn]

 

[eRazed]

 

[artistx]

testing out lense distortions and different angles..

 

[Leeduva]

Another Quick render at work. This time I did a little postwork using Luminar Neo,I might have to get Photoshop Elements 2023. like always all criticism is welcome, and here the list of assets used.

1. MbM Lenore
2. Golden Palace v2
3. Credence
4. Dragon Horde Jewelry
5. Nox Hair
6. VZ-Witching Hour-G3F
7. Z Free Spirited

 

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[jasta]

 

[m4dsk1llz]

Hi, any advice on how to create good looking backgrounds using HDRI for characters that are overlayed on top of the background?

I have seen some games opting to blur most of their backgrounds, while others keep them sharp. Currently it looks like this:

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Adjust the HDRI coloring to better match the lighting used for the characters. The easiest way is to change the color of 'Environment Tint' in the Environment tab. If you don't want it to look like your characters are in front of a poster of the environment, then selectively use focal length and depth of field in the Camera settings. You can also find HDRIs that have depth of field built into them, that way the blurring is already part of the background image.

 

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[Toxictitan]