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I was thinking as a follow up to this scene in the game.
Some. I've written some programs in my life, and have done some work in Python, which is what RenPy is based off of. I'll be the first to admit that I'm rusty as hell and could use some help. I'm better at writing and crafting a story, but I do have some experience with coding.
I really like your take on the scene. Like I said earlier, if the remake gets far enough, I'd like to include the scene you're rendering.
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Fan art my friend. The renders are mine.
I'd like to see one or two scenes where Bobby steals a kiss from one of the girls and they kinda push him away, but maybe look a little flustered.
#krekertips "butch rendering"
In my attempts to improve efficiency of rendering time I've found this script, that allows You to render few scenes in a row without Your participation. For example, You can leave Your Daz for some time to render scenes one by one. One important thing: everything, which "pointed" to Your camera (especialy eyes) need to be set manually (because during render start script will not apply "pointed" settings to scene (idk why).
Script name: Batch Render for DAZ Studio 4 and RIB
Link: here
Ad screen:
Description:
"So, you've created a bunch of DAZ Studio scenes and test rendered them at low render settings for speed. Now you need to do the final renders in high quality and you think you need to stay up all night just to keep track and start the next render when the previous one is finished, right? Think again! Batch Render for DS and RIB is the answer! With this script you create a list of all the .DUF scene files you want to render, where you want to render them to, and at what render settings you want. You can batch render them in DAZ Studio, or if you want to keep working in DS, then render them to RIB and use the .bat file created (windows only) to render them in 3Delight Stand Alone (free at:
P.S. Hope, it'll help us to render much more things. And don't forget to read the manual!
In my attempts to improve efficiency of rendering time I've found this script, that allows You to render few scenes in a row without Your participation. For example, You can leave Your Daz for some time to render scenes one by one. One important thing: everything, which "pointed" to Your camera (especialy eyes) need to be set manually (because during render start script will not apply "pointed" settings to scene (idk why).
Script name: Batch Render for DAZ Studio 4 and RIB
Link: here
Ad screen:
Description:
"So, you've created a bunch of DAZ Studio scenes and test rendered them at low render settings for speed. Now you need to do the final renders in high quality and you think you need to stay up all night just to keep track and start the next render when the previous one is finished, right? Think again! Batch Render for DS and RIB is the answer! With this script you create a list of all the .DUF scene files you want to render, where you want to render them to, and at what render settings you want. You can batch render them in DAZ Studio, or if you want to keep working in DS, then render them to RIB and use the .bat file created (windows only) to render them in 3Delight Stand Alone (free at:
You must be registered to see the links
), or any other render engine that can batch render .RIB files. "P.S. Hope, it'll help us to render much more things. And don't forget to read the manual!
Great work man I love what you did with this scene, the old one was really boring cause she either moved or woke up great work
dude i need help. i set up ren'py as follow:
image livingroom = "livingroom.jpg"
label LivingRoom:
scene living room
the image displayed is the living room from BBS but its smaller and the boarder is all black squares. please help, i have started the programming adding images.
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