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my latest D&D character - Briseis, she's a gnome bard, CHA 17 (casting Dancing Lights)
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When randomizer goes horibly wrong !!!
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[Trying out my first logo as well....]
[Trying out my first logo as well....]
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And... a little more mirror reflections.
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Why is it that soo many people will spend hours messing around with a female character, morphs & hair etc, but the male characters get what looks like 10 minutes work in total. I know AI can be useful for somethings, even if not used on a render, it can be used to bounce image ideas around, before starting a render image. I've used some AI generated graveyard scenes as a start point on my latest work.
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I got a 360 video too if anyone is interested
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Me, every time I'm starting a new D&D campaign.
Maybe you could dial up right movement/wind on her hair, just a bit (specially on the right side, if there's an option for that).
You know?
And maybe adjust the ground position.
Go to Render Settings / Environment, and then Ground Position Mode. Change it to Manual.
Then adjust its height to match the position of her knees (Ground Origin Y, I think... might be X though).
Bend her shins a tad more, and that's it.
You could also cut the image differently.
Maybe have the cut vertical? Maybe just centered on the lady or maybe pulling her a bit further to the right? idk