Somebody in this thread said that this is a Virtamate model and that Helius is porting it to his game. But damn she is hot, I really liked her.
Virtamate model or not the more interesting point is... what the fuck is happening with all the other models? Are they completely redoing their asset library to that fidelity, or are they just going to have one super high quality model and some potatoes?
she seems like one of the many asian clones in the catalog of VAM looks. There are far prettier looks than that one. Though, the closeups of skin details is entirely different.
I think you need to go in Paralogue, Binaries, Win64, and use the KiritoMod049.exe
This does not look good. First those leather belts on her legs should be tight and deforming the skin. The skin lacks definition, no self shadowing under hair (i know FD suffers from it too), too much ambient lighting and some horrible low res shadows. Is it because of potato settings of the user ?
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You're right, how about you fire up Fallen Doll and adjust it.
I never got Hs2 to look as good as VAM, even after 250gbs of addons.
And you missed my point. Nothing on that site made me want to install and learn that program. I was checking paid stuff too. I would imagine if you want to sell stuff you want to post best looking picture not some crap lacking shadows under characters ass.
What ZIP ?! The original one I already used to extract the exact same files ? There's something I don't get there... Any help ?
No, they are NOT. What made you think they are? Those are for steam version.
Come on bro, there's at least 10 people asking for the same exact thing just this month because the instructions ARE unclear as hell.
If there is no shadow then it's the creator that didn't do proper lighting. There are a couple reasons why scenes look too dark or too bright. Usually in looks, creators don't spend too much time setting up lighting. And tbh you don't need the perfect lighting, you are just showing the model itself, that model is intended to be used in other scenes with proper lighting. Example here:
I don't know about that. I think that you should load your character/model into a scene and game should handle all the lighting. If it takes that much effort to set up things properly and it tanks systems so hard then that will be a problem for the consumer as well.
I would think so as Bledner is a modeling software not an a... simulator?. But then if you learn Blender you can make your own stuff , mod games and do much more then VAM can I'm sure. Now i wonder how does making stuff in unreal fairs in comparison. Making a scene(environment) is probably super easy, the characters are plenty detailed and i suspect you can find ones with needed bits, so the question is how hard is to animate that.
The reason i compared it to Blender is because you can get Blender like screenshots / videos in VAM. I'm not experienced in Unreal but just guesswork it would be much harder. First you would need models with sliders already built-in. Most models do include some sliders but not as indepth out of the box like VAM. AFAIK VAM has like a base model, when you import models from blender for example into VAM you adjust it to that so morphs work when you use the look in VAM.
