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pontiffprick said:
The Growing Up for Genesis series is pretty good.

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You're right, it is pretty good, but not, what DrakeOnLand asked for. He needs older, not younger :cool:

I'm using these:
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You should find them here in the Assetts forum or on some of the other well known download pages.
Or you buy them of course.
 
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Jumbi said:
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What a first post, dude! I'm in love! :ROFLMAO:


That transition between shadows and highlights on her skin looks amazing. Any tips?
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Sure. A larger light source creates softer shadows. This method also applies to the Sun Disk Scale if you're using the Sun-Sky Only environment mode in render settings.
Also, post work is helpful for smoothing out any sharp shadow lines.
 
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2C3D said:
Sure. A larger light source creates softer shadows. This method also applies to the Sun Disk Scale if you're using the Sun-Sky Only environment mode in render settings.
Also, post work is helpful for smoothing out any sharp shadow lines.
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Thank you! :) Although I was already aware of the impact of both the dimensions of the mesh lights and the SS Sun Disk Scale on softening shadows, I still find you get better results than I've ever got this far. I'll keep practicing and experimenting. I also take note of the post work part. That's probably where I need to be more observant.
 
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