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I still fumble about like a hungry blind kid in a bakery, as long as there's a bit of joy in it I keep cracking on.Okay Guys... hold your Horses please! I'm a 58 Year old Guy that started with DAZ in December last Year - and solo as a Hobby because I found my Favorite Game Character as a DAZ Model (Because the Dev was so kind to provide all the Infos what he used for the Game) and that was it, more or less.
Then I found this Forum here and seen couple of interesting looking Sections - also about other Games (VNs) and started looking into these other Games - then started making these Models (or found Infos on about what might have been used by other Devs Games - again just for fun - I made them and render it to maybe share them Here in there Forums) - I just found this section last week.
So please understand that I'm in no way firm in terminology or add-ons for DAZ - I'm like a one Year old in a Library - "ohhhhh so much things!"
I really appreciate your Feedback and Advice - but some is just like looking at the Chinese written Language for me. LOL
Again, I'm so glad you're trying to help me out to get better results and get better in DAZ 3D - but I need it in layman's terms on a little spoon fed to me - ROFL
And please!! Don't take this Comment in any way offensive to any of you here - I'm German and sometime there is a kind of a Language Barrier - plus the Fact that I'm 58 and my Schoolyears are a wile back where I learned English - LOL
I'll have to give that a try; hopefully less Eldrich horrors...Absolutely !!! I use Man Fridays Dforce Companion which takes most of the worry, and works great for quick and dirty stuff, but still susceptible to Blowouts...
I planned on experimenting with mesh graber, but after some brief research your option seems much more tempting. Will look further into it in the nearest future, thanks for suggestion.Wait until you find out zbrush is it's own program not a tool used inside daz
Again like I said if you want any help or have any questions about zbrush drop me a PM. It is a paid software but there is a site were you can get it if you don't mind sailing the seven seas.
In the mean time I'll leave you to try out mesh grabber.
I am new and excited to try. Where can I find the free Daz assets here to use?In addition to all the advice you've already got, it's worth mentioning that like with the rest of tools in Daz, you'll find additional and useful settings under the Tool settings pane when Mesh grabber is your selected tool.
Also, I find the threads dedicated to the different products on the Daz forums a good resource for further information on the product. Mesh Grabber's isYou must be registered to see the links.
From a techical point of view, sure, you can. But you'll surely want to grow your library with figures and other assets. The vast majority of these are not actually free. But you can get many of them without spending a penny in sites like this one and others.
Nice, good luck!I planned on experimenting with mesh graber, but after some brief research your option seems much more tempting. Will look further into it in the nearest future, thanks for suggestion.
Wow! VERY nice work!
How'd you do the droplets on skin and water around overall?