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It creates a new image file when it runs. Hence I suspect you are struggling to find the modified image. I use the batch file which creates a copy in the same directory with a slightly modified name.Aren't there any steps missing after the conversion? Running Denoiser.exe does not modify the image.
Yep. JPG format does not know transparency.is it because I rendered straight to JPG
thanks back to the drawing board as it whereYep. JPG format does not know transparency.
what you can't do in terradome 3 and ultrascatter pro, without exporting the mesh and doing the sculpting manually
Which script is this and where can I find it? That seems really usefull.No worries at all mate, after all that's the reasons why I'm posting the results here.. to get constructive feedback. I was 99% I didn't touched her face.. well.. need a V4 now.. it's still not Elena from the game but she looks a bit more cute now.. so it's a win win anyway
Still thinking too add a bit of DOF for that camera so maybe V5 as well.. I could lower the quality level and the resolution..
Quality 10 and resolution 1620x2160..Mostly it's done..
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Must have script..
https://f95zone.to/threads/render-queue.28632/Which script is this and where can I find it? That seems really usefull.
JPG is only really good for final still images, and very good if you plan on posting to web since it uses less data than PNG or BMP. But PNG is what you want if you plan on modifying in GIMP or Photoshop, especially since it supports transparency.frustrated. I spent 3 hours rendering 4 different renders, The "void" areas on all my renders came out black and not transparent. Need some help. is it because I rendered straight to JPG or is there a setting in DAZ to treat Transparency as transparent and not fill it with black?
I was going to do a layered image with added effects through GIMP
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That's what I did, I put the image in the denoiser folder, but I don't have a denoiser_xxxxxx.jpgIt creates a new image file when it runs. Hence I suspect you are struggling to find the modified image. I use the batch file which creates a copy in the same directory with a slightly modified name.
I run the batch file with the following settings.That's what I did, I put the image in the denoiser folder, but I don't have a denoiser_xxxxxx.jpg
I even tested with the batch file as explained on github its file denoiser_xxxxxx.jpg not found.
SET FILE_EXTENSION=jpg
SET PATH_TO_DENOISER=D:\Denoiser_v1.1
SET OUTPUT_PREFIX=d_
for /r %%v in (*.%FILE_EXTENSION%) do %PATH_TO_DENOISER%\Denoiser.exe -i "%%~nv.%FILE_EXTENSION%" -o "%OUTPUT_PREFIX%%%~nv.%FILE_EXTENSION%"
cmd /k
ThanksThat's great. What you using for the landscape?
Okay, so in the end you have to put it on another disk than C: otherwise it doesn't work...SET FILE_EXTENSION=jpg SET PATH_TO_DENOISER=D:\Denoiser_v1.1 SET OUTPUT_PREFIX=d_ for /r %%v in (*.%FILE_EXTENSION%) do %PATH_TO_DENOISER%\Denoiser.exe -i "%%~nv.%FILE_EXTENSION%" -o "%OUTPUT_PREFIX%%%~nv.%FILE_EXTENSION%" cmd /k