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Been messing around the past few days after taking a long break from Daz. Not sure how i feel 
. Thinking i may need a different angle or perspective on this one to get its full potential.
. Thinking i may need a different angle or perspective on this one to get its full potential.
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I just love lights infusion with different color tones. Some people think it's lame, but i think its cool
4 point lights, 2 distant lights and 1 spot light in this scene
4 point lights, 2 distant lights and 1 spot light in this scene
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On the boy on 0 0 0 still had the problem.. did not test the female.. changed the hair on her anyway.
Maybe it's the hair
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.. anyway.. manage to fix that by increasing the scale of the hair to 101% or 100.5% or by decreasing the head scale to 99.5%.. you get the point.
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If you were talking about the eyes, yes - they are not able to be properly posed in DS not only in close-ups but also in a situation when they have to practically hit the pose limits.
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After a long day, here's something for you guys, one tough lady with a gun and some very nice "assets" to help her survive in the wild. Hope you like her
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LOL... I thought they are part of the skin itself (if you are talking about the girl hand and near her belly button).
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Oh, those things... They are caused by the hair. I have similar model and simply PhotoChop them if they are visible.
Yeah.. aparently it's an Iray bug and it happens when your figure it's to far from the center point of the scene x, y , z 0, 0, 0.
In this case not sure if that's the problem.. or what is it.. my fix was to increase the scale on hair a bit..
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No, no - it is just a result of the combined morphs of the head and the hair. If you use unmorphed hair and the standard G3 (in my case) head, they will not appear. Just a little bit of poke-through.
If you checked the scene with the spot render before rendering those poke-through may not appear. now this is already really a bug of IRay - actually some of the poke-through are visible only on the full renders and not a trace of them in the spot render.
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if you say so..
this is on 0, 0, 0
and this is on 1000, 1000, 1000
Standard g3 male, standard hair nothing touched.
Maybe the head/hair morphs does have an impact.. dunno.. don't care.. it's annyoing sometimes..
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I noticed if I move some slider of the hair in this place, the poke-through disappears. But it is just more easy to click once upon the spot with a healing brush; not needed to use Photoshop; Gimp can do the same.
Yeah.. there are quite a few fixes.. oh well.. happy now.. I finished that one.
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This is caused by the hair cap not fitting the head correctly. Most hair assests are designed to apply to specific characters and shapes, say like Michael 8 or a few general releases. If you do custom morphs, or combine head shapes, etc, you run into this. It's happened to me many times before. You'll need to go into the parameters of the hair asset and find adjustments and make whatever adjustments are necessary. That could be increasing the cap size of the hair, increasing the width, etc. Make adjustments and do an iray preview and keep expanding and adjusting as necessary until they all go away.
Ok.. I understand that.. hair/head morphs not compatibile etc.
I don't understand why the same figure, same pose, same morphs, same hair can glitch when the figure it's not on the center.