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another version of YOGAAAAAAAAA dedication to the hundreds of mother/son yoga sessions we had in almost every game
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Not sure who's fucking who hereanother version of YOGAAAAAAAA
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, but damn that's a pretty decent light setup man!Edit: you can still see cum stains from my image on the mattress
Edit 2: I added the... somewhat untouched version of my YOGAAAAAAAA! in the original post, more info there
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i managed to import and rig a D.va model into daz studio and it even work ̶u̶n̶d̶e̶r̶w̶a̶t̶e̶r̶ with animations
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The scene was about "Guy walks up to house and sees the car, but doesn't notice the lady opend the door" I already deleted this cause like you said, it had no impact at all.
I guess Composition, Posing and Storytelling is trial and error, I'm trying to learn from Milfy City on how to tackle this but I don't want to end up copying Icstor. Said that, I'm now just trying to find nice angles that will make the render look nice, and "hopefully" get a good result. I'm trying to get a good workflow going without trying to reinvent the wheel every scene.Composition, posing and storytelling are always a good thing to improve, you will never stop to learn new things about those topics.
Same goes for lighting. For a sunny and early morning the light looks a little bit odd. The shadows are little bit too short for my taste and the light is too bright and warm. More like an late afternoon or evening. The light in the early moring is cooler b/c the air is cleansed by the night.(I'm not talking about the blue hour.
Your textures could need a little boost. The door behind him looks, like it got plastered with a glossy photoprint. Similar could be said for the black pebbles, they could use more bump. Textures and shader(-settings) are also a thing you will never stop learning new things about.
But for your first scene, not bad. Not bad at all, my first scenes where awfull. XD
When I thought I had a basic understanding of lighting, I come to realise I actually know nothing
I'm trying to bypass my lack of knowledge by using lighting packs (
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) I'm now just tweaking packs like this to get a good result but I end up learning nothing in the end.I thought the same thing about those textures, it all looks so fake, all those textures came straight from
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it looks a bit better on the pictures but still pretty bland, can I replace those white textures with something else? or is that to complicated to do? (I remember it was pretty easy doing it in Source Hammer, but I dunno how it's suppose to be done in Daz 3D) I'll try and fiddel around with Bump, Textures and Shader settings, I was avoiding those settings like the plague because I once accidentality changes a setting and I ended up spending days to figure out what went wrong And thank you for your kind words at the end
Thanks for the reply man! I'm always happy with critic, doesn't matter if its from a beginners or a veterans point of view, it's worth more to me than a like to me (don't stop liking thoRelativly new to this aswell so take my advice and opinions with a grain of salt.
In general i like the picture but a few things seems off. The general compostion of the picture is good. That is assuming the young gentleman is focused on the pretty red car and not on what im assuming is a pretty lady in the doorway. I do get the summer vibe from the lighting but if you wantit to feel like morning the shadows need to be longer. Right now i get more of a summer noon vibe. I would also try and put just alittle more light on the back of the female, to see if it makes it easier to see her curves. Also to me it looks like her palm is clipping into her hip and the way her thumb is bent looks unnatural. If you cant get it to fit, it sometimes help to go in to the parameters and turning off the restrictions. Im having the same issues with HDRI backgrounds and lighting as you they allways seem out of place unless they are partly obscured by useing DOF. Getting the lighting right is allways a nightmare for me especilally in larger pictures it takes awhile to get used to.
The quallity of the picture is atrocious and you should be ashamed of yourself for even suggesting using it in a game or its the greatest thing since sliced bread. Opinions will differ wildly. Personally ill rather play a game with lower quality picture and a decent story then a game with really high quality pictures and a crap story. I would have no issues putting your picture in a game as it stands. There are games outthere with way better and way worse pictures in them. At the end of the day if your happy enough(lets face it we are never 100% happy with our own work
Sorry for getting a bit longwinded, hope some af this helps.
) I was thinking the same about her thumb, the render was actually meant to be shot in front (now in retrospect i doesn't look all that good from the front either)
Thanks to everyone replying and trying to help me on my epic quest in making a decent render, and sorry for the long post.
Love you all <3
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Milfy city made by not Iray(Daz) render
(very different materials, lighting and their settings)
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That's a Larry Kubiac angle. Ahah.The scene was about "Guy walks up to house and sees the car, but doesn't notice the lady opend the door" I already deleted this cause like you said, it had no impact at all.
I guess Composition, Posing and Storytelling is trial and error, I'm trying to learn from Milfy City on how to tackle this but I don't want to end up copying Icstor. Said that, I'm now just trying to find nice angles that will make the render look nice, and "hopefully" get a good result. I'm trying to get a good workflow going without trying to reinvent the wheel every scene.
When I thought I had a basic understanding of lighting, I come to realise I actually know nothing
I'm trying to bypass my lack of knowledge by using lighting packs (You must be registered to see the linksYou must be registered to see the links) I'm now just tweaking packs like this to get a good result but I end up learning nothing in the end.
I thought the same thing about those textures, it all looks so fake, all those textures came straight fromYou must be registered to see the linksit looks a bit better on the pictures but still pretty bland, can I replace those white textures with something else? or is that to complicated to do? (I remember it was pretty easy doing it in Source Hammer, but I dunno how it's suppose to be done in Daz 3D) I'll try and fiddel around with Bump, Textures and Shader settings, I was avoiding those settings like the plague because I once accidentality changes a setting and I ended up spending days to figure out what went wrong
And thank you for your kind words at the end
Thanks for the reply man! I'm always happy with critic, doesn't matter if its from a beginners or a veterans point of view, it's worth more to me than a like to me (don't stop liking tho
I was thinking the same about her thumb, the render was actually meant to be shot in front (now in retrospect i doesn't look all that good from the front either)
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Thanks to everyone replying and trying to help me on my epic quest in making a decent render, and sorry for the long post.
Love you all <3
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A dedication to the hundreds of mother/son yoga sessions we had in almost every game
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These are just too AWESOME!!!another version of YOGAAAAAAAA
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Beauty!
Interesting hair
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Dude, the lighting setup in your scenes is awesome! I have no ideea how you can achieve that, but is really great!another version of YOGAAAAAAAA
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Hmm, you know all boots are not same. Those are not describing my personality, but if you want to be on my personality, check my patreon. Ahahahaahahhaha
I like boobs..
I know right?!
I was thinking to add him on ignore list because he makes my or our renders look like shit compared with his.
Neah.. I'm just kidding.. well done lexx228
Well quite easy.. I used Filmora to do my animations on Lucky Mark for example.. you can find all of them on the OP of main game.
Add your frames in the timeline in the corect order, set the speed between them usually for that game or other games I played with animations or my own animations the speed was 0.2 ms or 0.3..
Render your animation on 30 fps or something good..
Once you added your animation in the corect order to loop/replay the animation just select all the frames in the timeline and copy/paste how many times you want to replay it.
At the end go to publish in the menu or smth like that it's called, select webm/mp4 whatever you want and it will start to convert your timeline into a video file.. process it's quite fast.. 1 minute max for 15 seconds something like that.. you don't need more than that.. it will show you the estimated size limit.. I think on f95 it's 15MB or something..
Anyway.. probably you can do that with other video editing software as well.. base it's the same.
At the end you'll get the same quality or close to your renders.. if you don't wanna see the frames just render your image series at 30 fps or more
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Thank you mateI like boobs..
I know right?!
I was thinking to add him on ignore list because he makes my or our renders look like shit compared with his.
Neah.. I'm just kidding.. well done lexx228
Well quite easy.. I used Filmora to do my animations on Lucky Mark for example.. you can find all of them on the OP of main game.
Add your frames in the timeline in the corect order, set the speed between them usually for that game or other games I played with animations or my own animations the speed was 0.2 ms or 0.3..
Render your animation on 30 fps or something good..
Once you added your animation in the corect order to loop/replay the animation just select all the frames in the timeline and copy/paste how many times you want to replay it.
At the end go to publish in the menu or smth like that it's called, select webm/mp4 whatever you want and it will start to convert your timeline into a video file.. process it's quite fast.. 1 minute max for 15 seconds something like that.. you don't need more than that.. it will show you the estimated size limit.. I think on f95 it's 15MB or something..
Anyway.. probably you can do that with other video editing software as well.. base it's the same.
At the end you'll get the same quality or close to your renders.. if you don't wanna see the frames just render your image series at 30 fps or more
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While partially I'm just looking for excuses to post this same character over and over again, there's also something new here! Namely, today, I learned from here:
Also, the linked article suggests that using Slosh's UHT(2) or Colorwerks also fixes the thin-ness issue. It doesn't entirely, as the unadjusted hair in my earlier posts still looks quite thin in comparison to this one:
(Just 10 % glute depth added. What can I say, Triss Merigold with 100 % fitness.)
Namely, today, I learned from here:
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that with the older hairs, by moving cutout opacity to 2 (exceeding the normal parameters), you can fix the hair appearing very thin, like with Bailey in the above posts.Also, the linked article suggests that using Slosh's UHT(2) or Colorwerks also fixes the thin-ness issue. It doesn't entirely, as the unadjusted hair in my earlier posts still looks quite thin in comparison to this one:
(Just 10 % glute depth added. What can I say, Triss Merigold with 100 % fitness.)
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