maybe a little washed out.
Really does. If you render the characters first, then hide and do the BG, it goes a lot faster. Problem then though is getting the shadows on the ground and surfaces. With the characters in there's so many more surfaces and light bounces and even their backs, which we don't see, have to be rendered. Sometimes just taking some light away from their backs helps. Also I've found good old spotlights tend to render fastest.PIMP4
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as soon as the heroes get into the room - render time soared
the best idea for a VN is if the characters are naked and completely bald flying in zero gravity in space
The 60s/70s bond movie feel wasn't intended I just wanted to make something that looked good to me , but its funny that you see it that way.maybe a little washed out.
looks like an 60s image but if that was the case then its cool.
dont know why but when i see that renderer i think about some Bond movie from the 60s or the 70s
it has that look to it.
to get more contrast do not change the default settings for burn highlights and crush blacks for tonemapping.
if you do then you loose contrast in the image.
and if you still burn highlights with the default tonemapping settings then your lights is too strong and needs to be reduced or moved.
crush blacks can be fixed later in PS but lost details near white cant be fixed.
Deleting the penis asset is the simplest way of avoiding weird interactions and unintended results. Some clothing assets have a parameter adjustment where you can adjust the bulge. On the others a D-former is likely your best option.
