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ArturiousDesign
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Poor guy, this must be really discomforting to walk with, I understnand he is not wearing pants. Maybe some traditional scottish kilt would help him...
Hugh G. Rection
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Techn0magier
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Well, I'm confused how much time you can save when you just not have a clear idea but also some experience with what you are doing.
That's the lesson I learned from this master of invisible penetration and mindfuckery.
"Nothing can beat the smell of fresh molested pussy on your fingers, while you have a train ride." - Cuntfuckthee
That's the lesson I learned from this master of invisible penetration and mindfuckery.
"Nothing can beat the smell of fresh molested pussy on your fingers, while you have a train ride." - Cuntfuckthee
Here Here. I recommend this approach to every artist. As an Author, would you let someone else hold your pen and write down the words they want you to? The best stories are the ones you want to hear, not the ones others think you should tell.
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Anton3DP
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Surely, it makes sense, however there are also folks who have great visual fantasy but they are not so much talented in other things. And even when one has the talent to draw, the picture can lack of interesting (original) content. Several pictures sent in this forum make proof of it as well, they are one like another. Not that it is "wrong", one has to learn about things, and I am not denying that there is a great deal of talented people which have my respect and admiration! So, shortly, some people do not need it, but others would certainly benefit from good advices and ideas of other folks, right?
Powerline75
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Well, since you liked the one from yesterday, here's another one... You wouldn't believe the sheer amount of fixing I had to do in photoshop, for this one!
on that note, do pay attention to vertice density when setting up dForce simulations on furniture, or you WILL end up with clothes sliding through furniture like butter.
That aside... enoy!
on that note, do pay attention to vertice density when setting up dForce simulations on furniture, or you WILL end up with clothes sliding through furniture like butter.
That aside... enoy!
Techn0magier
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Oh, I do believe. That is the exact issue I ran into with the sofa and the dresses all the time. xD Sadly the sofa is too old of a prop. No MDL materials, no vertex or surface groups, designed by the "fewer vertices is better" philosophy etc.
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OutOfAshes
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All of them, depends on what you are trying to achieve. I use soften, blob, crease, elastic deform and grab the most.
Techn0magier
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My main tools are Snake Hook, Crease, Grab, Blob and Draw.
But I have a lot to learn.
OutOfAshes
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thanks
then i will try it with these too
i tried yesterday with draw , and clay
was not this good
Powerline75
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Oh, it gets better! (Insert sarcasm face here)
This otherwise damn pretty window corner prop is sold for G8F and it's "Iray Optimized"... I guess, asking for proper dForce friendly surfaces is too much to ask sometimes... [/endsarcasm]
