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Clarence2992
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First two are better usually 3rd time's the charm, can't say that with this one. It just keeps getting worse and worse...
ramvivat
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God, why don't you tell the game developers that incest without pregnancy is just a scam, noncense?
God, I beg you, explain it to them more clearly, please!
God, I beg you, explain it to them more clearly, please!
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You get a save notification at the bottom right of the screen saying that's it for the update, can't miss that.
Basmu
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It isn't ever going to need an update, it is just a "switch" that is why the version number hasn't changed.
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Yukana acknowledged the issue with Amber's scene
When I did the renders, I actually split them into three batches: the first with Amber’s scenes, the second with Antonella and the bodies, and the third with Madison’s scenes. I could even say there was a fourth batch, which was basically the scenes that needed extra renders because otherwise there was too much dialogue between them. So here’s the deal: in the first batch (the one I mentioned), I used the same setup as before, but the lighting didn’t really give off that “morning” vibe. I thought, “Okay, I’ll fix it later in Lightroom.” On top of that, Amber was supposed to look like she’d been up all night—messy hair, not her usual polished look. The problem was, I hadn’t planned for some of the expressions I gave her, which exposed details I didn’t like (like her teeth—I still need to figure out how to fix those). Plus, the lighting flattened her face, and at that point I just had to keep going. When did I realize it? During the third and fourth batches. That’s when I tried a new lighting technique—you can see it in the detective’s wife renders, and in one single Amber render from the fourth batch (I’ll attach that one). But like I said, I couldn’t go back and re-render everything. And yeah, Amber was supposed to look “disheveled,” but I think I pushed it a bit too far. At least I learned what works and what doesn’t. Thanks for the support, and sorry if the result wasn’t great. But I once read somewhere that you just have to keep moving forward instead of obsessing over fixing and re-fixing everything visually. I mean, when I get some free time, I do try to correct things—like I did with a few renders from episode 5.
This one is from the 4th batch.
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by the way I'm adding level of detail on surfaces on all my character beggining with Amber. Also fixed the teeth (i made her scary smile so she can show her teeth). Also I just realized I had compression of my textures, I just turned it off and now looks better I think so. Also is just viewport screenshot with Subd1, when render it supposed to render on Sub3/4.
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Even if like a lot of us I prefer the models before the remake, this is much better than what we got in this release[/QUOTE]
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