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Dude, It might just be me, but I'd say do what YOU want to do, the thing is, you're at your best when you do what you like, you improve because your drive is your own interest, if you start paying too much attention to what people like, you'll eventually come to consider your art as a chore instead of a passion.
My most demanding and difficult renders are the ones with the least likes, they took time and pushed me to learn new tricks but the most important part of it all is that I was happy making them and eventually helped me become better at this whole daz thing. I honestly like your work as is, as long as you put your due diligence in and keep making renders at your own pace, with your own style, people will take notice and value your contribution and eventually you can make renders for the masses when you feel like it while employing all the tricks you learned doing what you like!
Good luck man
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Her expression makes me wonder what kind of party she's going to
One like for the total.
Like some others have mentioned, do what you like. Personally, I love this kind of stuff. I get it's not super realistic, but not everyone wants to make sure realistic stuff. Only problem I see is why it's not destroying her ass
It will be a big party, but she's mad because she didn't find anyone to go to the party with her, since her husband hasn't returned yet... kkkkHer expression makes me wonder what kind of party she's going to![]()
At least in this one she doesn't look upset...
Try to add smothing modifier to clothing figure.are there any way to clear these clippings ? its a pity when a dress has this many clippings after posing or even with the basic T pose... "Expand" just make it worse
are there any way to clear these clippings ? its a pity when a dress has this many clippings after posing or even with the basic T pose... "Expand" just make it worse
Try to add smothing modifier to clothing figure.
tried it , not rly works for me it just makes the clippings bigger LOLView attachment 383347
you select your garment in the scene then you use what is in red in the image above
perso I use little, never thoroughly and prefer to use fit control or the morphs provided with the garment
From what I can see from your image, an expand all under the clothing asset should fix. I would also note that the ability of clothing to conform to the model largely depends upon the mesh density of the asset. If you switch your view to wireframe you can see exactly what you are dealing with.are there any way to clear these clippings ? its a pity when a dress has this many clippings after posing or even with the basic T pose... "Expand" just make it worse