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I'm guessing you just commented without reading anything in the thread, when there is a dev post about the update one post up.
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Did you happen to read anything in the thread, like maybe the quoted post a few posts up...
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Some dev update news for IaS..........
In a Scent:
Migrating to Blender 4.1 from 3.6 has brought some much awaited big changes, which have broken some parts of the workflow, as well as presented an opportunity for tackling some of the technical debt I've been collecting.
1. Shader: I've mentioned this in a prior post but Blender has brought new changes to how some shaders work, which means I'll need to update and adjust my skin shaders accordingly.
2. Rig: Bone changes in 4.1 has broken my existing rigs.
3. Level of Detail: I'm currently using an inefficient multi-resolution setup, which is mainly used for sculpting high resolution assets, rather than using it in production. It can cause errors in both sculpting and painting. There's been a few animations where I edited out random spike artifacts out of characters in post, one frame at a time. Unfortunately, this is the best way (afaik) to bring in HD characters from Daz. Otherwise, you get that smoothed out doll like look that you may have seen in some other games, Personal Trainer's blender content included.
I think I know how to solve this problem, but it's all just a hypothesis until I do some testing.
4. Clothes: I'm currently just using the raw high resolution clothes straight out of Marvelous Designer and into Blender, with a low resolution proxy in place while I'm working the scene. This is incredibly computationally inefficient and can also result in some awkward deformations that I have to manually adjust with some workarounds involving duplications and ahhhhhhhh the file size is 1gb again. I also have an idea of how I want to tackle this, fingers crossed.
That's all from me. Geeze, I simply can't convey just how much relief I'm feeling from getting a storage and backup solution in place.
Thanks for all of the support!
Dom
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In a Scent:
Migrating to Blender 4.1 from 3.6 has brought some much awaited big changes, which have broken some parts of the workflow, as well as presented an opportunity for tackling some of the technical debt I've been collecting.
1. Shader: I've mentioned this in a prior post but Blender has brought new changes to how some shaders work, which means I'll need to update and adjust my skin shaders accordingly.
2. Rig: Bone changes in 4.1 has broken my existing rigs.
3. Level of Detail: I'm currently using an inefficient multi-resolution setup, which is mainly used for sculpting high resolution assets, rather than using it in production. It can cause errors in both sculpting and painting. There's been a few animations where I edited out random spike artifacts out of characters in post, one frame at a time. Unfortunately, this is the best way (afaik) to bring in HD characters from Daz. Otherwise, you get that smoothed out doll like look that you may have seen in some other games, Personal Trainer's blender content included.
I think I know how to solve this problem, but it's all just a hypothesis until I do some testing.
4. Clothes: I'm currently just using the raw high resolution clothes straight out of Marvelous Designer and into Blender, with a low resolution proxy in place while I'm working the scene. This is incredibly computationally inefficient and can also result in some awkward deformations that I have to manually adjust with some workarounds involving duplications and ahhhhhhhh the file size is 1gb again. I also have an idea of how I want to tackle this, fingers crossed.
That's all from me. Geeze, I simply can't convey just how much relief I'm feeling from getting a storage and backup solution in place.
Thanks for all of the support!
Dom
What Steam release is he talking about? Personal Trainer? because In a Scent isn't on Steam. If it is, link it to me.
Just confused about what Steam release he's talking about.
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Nah, it was pretty obvious. You know, what with Personal Trainer being the only game he has on Steam and it being released there recently.
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Well, I quoted the stuff that didn't pertain to IaS, and put outside the quote the things that pertained to IaS.
And PT is now available ONLY on Steam and is no longer on Patreon, I assume IaS will be too once it gets close to the finish line.
- Jun 6, 2023
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Personal Trainer was nice to play, i played but i dont need to play it again on steam
So, is this game good? It is on my radar for quite a while, but the overview seems a bit generic. The reviews seem nice though. Without spoiling, what are the best aspects of this game?
Also the incest patch, does it fit, or there's some text that seems odd? I like incest but when the story makes sense, hence why I'm asking. Thanks in advance.
Also the incest patch, does it fit, or there's some text that seems odd? I like incest but when the story makes sense, hence why I'm asking. Thanks in advance.
- Jun 6, 2023
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yes its top tier imo, also dont use patch wtf
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People don't realize that this is a game that is "mocking" (parody) the incest genre and basically ruins the whole hilarity of the game.
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Yes, it ends with Raya asking him to stay. Now that Domiek has finished the final version of his other game, it's time to continue this one.
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Love the game and the humour and all but ohhh nooo
as a german seeing this
( also the music choice for it, damn dev doesn't hold back )
as a german seeing this
( also the music choice for it, damn dev doesn't hold back )
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Which is such a great idea honestly. I think sexbot also does this