About 40. If i use 'face old' controller too much, it changes the faces... well... too much! I mean her lips are getting too thin, the skin is sagging... I like her facial features right now, maybe i should add some fine details like wrinkles or pores...
- Jun 21, 2017
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I'd say she looks like a very young 40... the same way Salma Hayek looks a very young 53!
- May 30, 2017
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Wow,Wow... I haven't seen Cempion 3d work in years
she looks like a young version of the heroine of a famous game
You mean mom from Midnight Paradise?she looks like a young version of the heroine of a famous game
- May 30, 2017
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Zelara? No, i used different skin, not even Genesis 8 figure! But hair yes, the same as on that milf from MP. Actually, i realized that she looks like mom from MP only after i made a render.yes, Zelara detected+Hair, but the shape of the chest looks interesting
I didn't try to copy that character. Sometimes this just happens!
- Feb 4, 2018
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Fuck the image server today..
- Aug 1, 2019
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- Aug 1, 2019
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Continuing this series with Solange...
- Nov 7, 2019
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My rant for the weekend... you're warned...
So, last night, I wanted to go for a fetish/latex render. So, I used some multi-use latex Iray shaders, to turn the character's skin (yes, the entire outer skin, plus nails) into a super-tight latex suit. Then I added the bad habit outfit, modified the shaders to hit a specific style, added a scenery, optimized the texture sizes... saved... restarted the suite... and, loaded the saved scene, thinking "I should be good to render". I setup my usual render settings, make sure the emissive lights are in the right values and hues, and hit render... and, that's where Murphy's law slammed on my head. With 240 Mbytes of geometry, and some 400 Mbytes of textures, I should be fine to render, I've rendered with nearly 1.5 gigabytes before CPU would kick in (Yes, my humble little GPU is a GT 1030, with a mere 2 Gigs of GDDR5 VRAM). After precalculating the basics, and before Iray starts the iterations, the Nvidia driver crashes. At first, I thought "Must be somethign with the mesh lights...". I rebooted the system, reloaded the optimized scene, removed all but the main mesh light, tried again.... driver crashed. I thought "OK, must be something with the scenery geometry". Rebooted the system, loaded the scene, changed the surrounding scenery, loaded a simplified "corridor" made by simple sci-fi wall props and a plane as my floor. Tried rendering... driver crashed! "Fuck, something in the scene has weird geometry" I thought... rebooted the system, opened a blank scene, added G3, same skin re-shading into latex. Avoided adding the nun outfit, only added a corset, and a gas mask, and a skydome as background... driver crashes, yet again! I give up, and leave it for morning, hoping it's only some freak glitch from prolongued running through the day. In the morning, I load a blank scene (computer had been turned off for some 10 hours by that point), a G3 base figure, shade in latex. No gas mask, no hair. skydome and optimizing, trying to render... driver crashes! At this point, and while I'm trying to make the most of it with Poser, I'm out of options on what to think. My GPU acts fine on full stress, I've already tested its limits after the last driver crash.
OK, rant over, you can carry on...
So, last night, I wanted to go for a fetish/latex render. So, I used some multi-use latex Iray shaders, to turn the character's skin (yes, the entire outer skin, plus nails) into a super-tight latex suit. Then I added the bad habit outfit, modified the shaders to hit a specific style, added a scenery, optimized the texture sizes... saved... restarted the suite... and, loaded the saved scene, thinking "I should be good to render". I setup my usual render settings, make sure the emissive lights are in the right values and hues, and hit render... and, that's where Murphy's law slammed on my head. With 240 Mbytes of geometry, and some 400 Mbytes of textures, I should be fine to render, I've rendered with nearly 1.5 gigabytes before CPU would kick in (Yes, my humble little GPU is a GT 1030, with a mere 2 Gigs of GDDR5 VRAM). After precalculating the basics, and before Iray starts the iterations, the Nvidia driver crashes. At first, I thought "Must be somethign with the mesh lights...". I rebooted the system, reloaded the optimized scene, removed all but the main mesh light, tried again.... driver crashed. I thought "OK, must be something with the scenery geometry". Rebooted the system, loaded the scene, changed the surrounding scenery, loaded a simplified "corridor" made by simple sci-fi wall props and a plane as my floor. Tried rendering... driver crashed! "Fuck, something in the scene has weird geometry" I thought... rebooted the system, opened a blank scene, added G3, same skin re-shading into latex. Avoided adding the nun outfit, only added a corset, and a gas mask, and a skydome as background... driver crashes, yet again! I give up, and leave it for morning, hoping it's only some freak glitch from prolongued running through the day. In the morning, I load a blank scene (computer had been turned off for some 10 hours by that point), a G3 base figure, shade in latex. No gas mask, no hair. skydome and optimizing, trying to render... driver crashes! At this point, and while I'm trying to make the most of it with Poser, I'm out of options on what to think. My GPU acts fine on full stress, I've already tested its limits after the last driver crash.
OK, rant over, you can carry on...
- Mar 29, 2019
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Haven't rendered anything for a week, so getting in some practise before I forget everything ...
right ... back to some real work ...
right ... back to some real work ...
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Try a different skin. Like one from Alexandra 8 or in those lines, see if that changes things.
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A bit too glossy in some places but other than that I'm very happy with the result
I use Genesis 3 models only(( I played with some settings like laugh lines HD and face wrinkles. It made the character look a bit older, but i'll continue tuning the skin. Will see if that helps. Btw, today i found that for my renders (or, probably, for my skills...) "scatter only" setting in skin surface tab works much better than "scatter and transmit". Maybe it's just with this character, but still.
Mom: Oh silly me.. I dropped the spoon again.. can you bend down and get it for me son?
Son: What? You don't need a spoon for pancakes anyway..
Mom: Oh shut up, be a good boy and help your mommy!
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- Sep 3, 2018
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Some new stuff in the Playroom. All in all I like it, but the skin of the back of the redhead has some real problems. It is like it is burnt by the light. I guess it is caused by one of the light sources.
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Hi,
i'am working on a new sci fi / modern living room environment (Inspired by the movie Passengers). Everything is self modeled. The scene is still quite empty and needs to be filled. I'am open for suggestion on how to improve the scene.
i'am working on a new sci fi / modern living room environment (Inspired by the movie Passengers). Everything is self modeled. The scene is still quite empty and needs to be filled. I'am open for suggestion on how to improve the scene.
