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Stuff for the studio, unnecessary if you aren't going to make animations or renders like some of the other games on here have.
Those specifically were posted to show examples of western looking characters to the people who keep saying it can't be done, not to show off an individual's characters. Under ABSOLUTELY no circumstances are any characters shown here obligated to be shared.
- May 16, 2020
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Like alex2011 said, the shot was used as an example for variety of girls possible in the game.
It's not all too uncommon for people to have attachment for some of their characters for whatever reason, and would rather not share the card. Secondly, there's nothing wrong with just posting screenshots and not sharing the character cards.
You also completely disregarded the fact that the guy was willing to take time to merge the character with another one for sharing. From what I've read he seemed to imply he'll make additional adjustment in addition to merging to make it look good. I mean how are you gonna go shit on the guy when he's clearly offering a nice alternative for the request?
Not only that, if people actually bothered to check the FAQs, they would have access to shit ton of char cards other people posted online
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25 GB of maps, 23.6 GB of miscellaneous stuff, like objects to put in your scene. Really not needed unless you're planning on making a bunch of special renders, like the other dude said.
This is more a general discussion thread than anything specific, it isn't just technical aspects that get discussed here, though that is the majority of comments here. There is no thread for specific things and even then it would be for card sharing, not for proving a point like the post you are complaining about. The post you are talking about would still belong here because it isn't about showing the characters themselves.
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Honestly, I'd take any in-game content posts over the constant bullshit posts that are already very well covered in the FAQs
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There's 1 thread to share cards and an older thread that was made in anticipation of the release. This is definitely the correct thread for his post.
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With all due respect, who died and made you god-emperor of this thread?
The overly stretched down lacrimal might be too much (its the first thing i noticed) however, it really draws you to the eyes as being the main feature that ties them all together. The girl up front has her eyes so stretched vertically that the iris is obviously no longer circular and the two to the right obviously are not suffering from that stretch (maybe pick one or the other and apply to all five?).
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Thanks, man!Everything that you threw here looks so cool. How do you play so well with light? What tools do you use?
All the shots I posted today use a GraphicsMod preset I made just for getting things in place while I'm posing and planning out the scene. Nothing too fancy, but it's nice and bright and very sharp. The only extra effect I might use in this preset would be to toggle depth of field, if I try out different angles for later maybe.
But once I get really in to lighting, I could be using five or six extra light sources as well as the main scene lighting, colour correction and all that fun stuff
Maybe even more, the more models I use in a scene. Depends what I'm going for, really.
I want there to be a lot to look at in each picture, so I'm able to take multiple shots from inside each scene. So instead of making one image for one story page or panel, for example, I can use multiple angles and shots from inside the big busier picture to tell more story. A bit like closeups. So when I get into that stuff, it's going to get a bit trickier to light, I think
Gonna have lights everywhere!
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You haven't the faintest, and some reading is definitely in your future.
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I'm looking forward to people creation who have strong taste on realist looks. You guys have it or know where to check it out ? ... most of them are generic 3D anime look a like.
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That escalated quickly. Thanks gents. I make a lot of cards, but those two ladies in particular are among a small few that I've been tweaking and working on since my first few days on the AIS beach, are currently my token 'natural' and 'normal' HS2 personalities/voices, and that redhead I gave a name to for HS2 was also the only Shan I ever used. Literally dozens of hours in the character creator alone for each. But, lets get down to the details, eh? That’s what we are all here for.
Now I’m guessing the reason his characters (and any characters that have a higher eye-to-nose height ratio than default) have the stretched down lacrimal simply because in this game the most medial point of the eyes are actually connected to the lateral sides of their noses at a certain height, and that is something we can’t change as far as I know. No default Asian face bullshit, simply a mechanical connection point made when the very first face mesh was stitched together.
An increase in y-values of the eyes and/or decrease of the nose without doing an equivalent numerical adjustment to the opposing anatomical structure will always result in the very innermost portion of the eye being pulled downwards.
Trying to compensate by increasing Inner Eye Y-values will indeed alter the lacrimals height and/or shape but they will remain angled due to the fact they are being stretched any time you raised the eyes/ lowered the nose/ or both. Adjusting using the Eye Z-Angle won’t work either because the eyes will rotate and bring the lateral lacrimal/tear duct area up, but again the medial point of the lacrimal stays pinned to the nose and it gets dragged and distorts as the eye rotates. The longer the lacrimal, the more noticeable the angle becomes. You have to move the eyes and nose up or down together to maintain the angle of the lacrimals. You can shorten them to hide their shape/angle by increasing the Inner Edge X-value, but you are still changing the overall look of the eye quite dramatically. Does anyone have a solution for this? I only make girls and have fun with the game since this is just a creative outlet for me.
Observe the connection for yourself by lowering or raising the nose height slider and watch the lacrimal angle and length change the further you move the nose. It is frustrating when you get an eye shape you like but then try to adjust a nose slider afterwards and it changes the look of the inner eyes, and you can’t get it back without putting the nose back.
Anyway, in general terms, it makes it much easier to recreate Lana Del Rey (large, wide, deep bridge to hide angle/bridge shape compensations, and severely downward sloping lacrimals), but significantly harder to make Daisy Ridley (a smaller, narrower, lower bridge combined with long level lacrimals).
Your thoughts friends?
Now I’m guessing the reason his characters (and any characters that have a higher eye-to-nose height ratio than default) have the stretched down lacrimal simply because in this game the most medial point of the eyes are actually connected to the lateral sides of their noses at a certain height, and that is something we can’t change as far as I know. No default Asian face bullshit, simply a mechanical connection point made when the very first face mesh was stitched together.
An increase in y-values of the eyes and/or decrease of the nose without doing an equivalent numerical adjustment to the opposing anatomical structure will always result in the very innermost portion of the eye being pulled downwards.
Trying to compensate by increasing Inner Eye Y-values will indeed alter the lacrimals height and/or shape but they will remain angled due to the fact they are being stretched any time you raised the eyes/ lowered the nose/ or both. Adjusting using the Eye Z-Angle won’t work either because the eyes will rotate and bring the lateral lacrimal/tear duct area up, but again the medial point of the lacrimal stays pinned to the nose and it gets dragged and distorts as the eye rotates. The longer the lacrimal, the more noticeable the angle becomes. You have to move the eyes and nose up or down together to maintain the angle of the lacrimals. You can shorten them to hide their shape/angle by increasing the Inner Edge X-value, but you are still changing the overall look of the eye quite dramatically. Does anyone have a solution for this? I only make girls and have fun with the game since this is just a creative outlet for me.
Observe the connection for yourself by lowering or raising the nose height slider and watch the lacrimal angle and length change the further you move the nose. It is frustrating when you get an eye shape you like but then try to adjust a nose slider afterwards and it changes the look of the inner eyes, and you can’t get it back without putting the nose back.
Anyway, in general terms, it makes it much easier to recreate Lana Del Rey (large, wide, deep bridge to hide angle/bridge shape compensations, and severely downward sloping lacrimals), but significantly harder to make Daisy Ridley (a smaller, narrower, lower bridge combined with long level lacrimals).
Your thoughts friends?
freshly installed the R3 and followed install instructions. Can load up the game and get to the menu but clicking play or create will only result in an infinite loading screen. I checked the command log and it appears to just be lots of error messages constantly repeating over and over and upon booting the game says some files fail to load. Not sure if my system is just to weak to run the game properly or i'm just doing something wrong
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Found it !!
- here is the name it works in Maker but not in Studio.
[stinger722] boobs_floor_collider
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The look was very intentional with stretching the iris, I was very inspired by Nise Mide Doronakai's hentai work as a starting point. He does very realistic, detailed bodies with a very stylised head and usually very stretched irises.
But, if you've seen my other posts, you'll notice I usually go for more realistic features, so it's been fun getting myself out of that head-space for a change
As I mentioned, I was aiming to try and capture both looks, but I still can't decide if the two work together or not
When you've spent ages looking at something and you quite like it, it becomes hard to see the criticisms haha
That said, having a lot of fun making different sorts of girls from my usual stuff
Couple of free cards of what I'm up to, for anyone interested in messing around to see what they come up with as well
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MrWrongtubes I feel like the 2nd girl's face has a real good balance. I still got ways to go on char creation - -;; couple of my characters are stuck in an endless cycle of tweaking lol.
A bit off topic, did you have a personality in mind for Sylvia when you were making her or was it more visual? I suppose I want to keep her as close to what you had in mind when you were making her
A bit off topic, did you have a personality in mind for Sylvia when you were making her or was it more visual? I suppose I want to keep her as close to what you had in mind when you were making her