Since almost all the Fan-Art threads are created by non-mods and non-devs most of them don't get linked on the game page. Best to go to the artwork section and just type the name of the game into the search box (titles only clicked).
Whether it's bright or not, some of the mods on this forum deserve it.
Incoming Aofie content soon? Slow burn romance? WILL GET SEXY as things progress?
Dude, you can necro my 3 year old posts for all I care. Go nuts. As part of a dev team myself, I really enjoy interacting and learning from devs in the same field
It will certainly be finished
So the "best" way to do it in Daz is with a dForce breast figure then animate the character(s) with some stabilization at the end of the animation. The problem with this is that if you're mass creating CGs (like making a game for example) then this is incredibly time inefficient because each animation will probably need tweaked several times and re-run to get the desired effect which quickly adds huge amounts of time taken for each image.I NEED HELP,
its might be a stupid question... but being new to DAZ, i gotta ask... watching tutorials about it just gave me confusion...
Basically, how the fuck do I grab and squeeze tits, grab some ass. also how to interact with clothes?...
The hands and/or objects are just going through it.... how do i make this shit happen????
like this...
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If anyone can help me out in detail step by step then I would really appreciate it.
Cheers peeps
This is REALLY good advice! Fit control is a MUST when working with clothes in Daz. It's an amazingly versatile tool that will not only make your Daz files go from 3mb to 300mb in just a few clicks but it makes previously unusable clothes absolutely perfect.
One day
I have to completely uproot many of the soundtracks in the game before I can post it there so it's quite a lot of work ^_^I don't wanna sound like I'm being rude or anything mate but I spend every second I have free in the day working on Lisa and that's been true for years now. I don't even take a day off during the week, if I'm awake; I'm working. One way or another.
Mismanagement certainly but I think it's a little different when it comes to solo devs.
Orgy at the party, big story content, credit quest continuation, Byron continuation. A little bit of everything I suppose ^_^
All of my renders are 720p ^_^ but the actual render time isn't an issue, it's creating the files to be rendered that sucks up most of the time :d
Me too
Thanks for answering in such detailed way.It will certainly be finished
Timetable is roughly: this year. There are 4 scenes left:
-Orgy
-DS Cheat
-Cuck
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Orgy is almost finished, next update will include DS Cheating and the update following that will include Cuck + the fourth option. Two updates following the upcoming update is doable this year.
Not the friendliest timescale probably but it's the best I can do x
So the "best" way to do it in Daz is with a dForce breast figure then animate the character(s) with some stabilization at the end of the animation. The problem with this is that if you're mass creating CGs (like making a game for example) then this is incredibly time inefficient because each animation will probably need tweaked several times and re-run to get the desired effect which quickly adds huge amounts of time taken for each image.
It does however yield by FAR the best effects so if you're just looking for single shot images then I'd recommend giving this a try. Keicy's (Lisa's model) figure has dForce breast enabled on it so you can simply load her figure into a set and overwrite the shaping/materials of your desired character and start working.
I however removed the dForce modifier for Lisa's model a couple of years ago because I use dForce for her hair in every single frame so it increases simulation time considerably.
The way I do it now is with Breastacular's collision. You can make the breast asset collide with 1 object in the scene at a time and it's plug & play, you don't need to simulate anything the mesh will just morph around the object you've selected in the viewport.
The drawback is that it's kind of crap and leaves a gap between the collision object and the breast mesh. Working with larger / simpler objects works decently well like if Lisa's pressed against a window like the image you posted, you can just load in a plane primitive and hide it in the viewport then place it roughly where the surface you want to collide it is. The reason you'd use a plane here is because of the gap I mentioned, you can move the plane slightly outside the window here and measure it up to look accurate. When working with fingers on the other hand it works pretty poorly and relies on you making use of tricky camera angles and lighting to hide the fact that there's a gap. I've found some success with using the attached "collision gloves" in breastacular, using those as the collision object in the scene then slightly dropping the scale to 99% or so to get a more accurate "squeeze."
The same feature is available for the buttocks with an asset called "fender blender" and it's functionally exactly the same
Ultimately it's a lot of trial and error as with everything else and it can be somewhat frustrating when an image looks perfect but you have to shift the angle a bit to hide this one thing. I've even opted to fix gaps with stablediffusion in some instances because I like the original angle too much lol!
Anyway I hope this helped, feel free to drop me a message or another if you have any questions! I'm not the best at it but I'm always happy to help if I can <3
This is REALLY good advice! Fit control is a MUST when working with clothes in Daz. It's an amazingly versatile tool that will not only make your Daz files go from 3mb to 300mb in just a few clicks but it makes previously unusable clothes absolutely perfect.
Also Lilflame is the absolute goat when it comes to clothes, defo support this guy/gal - he/she is incredible. The clothing is ALWAYS far and beyond anything else you'll find but they also come with useful prebuilt morphs, beautiful textures and the filesize is always super small. Can't recommend enough!
One day
I don't wanna sound like I'm being rude or anything mate but I spend every second I have free in the day working on Lisa and that's been true for years now. I don't even take a day off during the week, if I'm awake; I'm working. One way or another.
I know the party's been slow and that's my bad, I need a better solution to these larger component scenes which is why I'm putting off Neon until I find a workaround.
The small things add up when it comes to time spent making larger scenes, posing and lighting two characters is fairly simple work but when you add 3,4,5 characters in a single image that all have to be independently posed and lit it's a considerably longer process, I think everyone probably understands this. Things that players might not fully understand is the seemingly minor elements that ramp up the dev time like saving each image out in preparation for batch rendering later:
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Then factor in writing, formatting, painting sprites (all main character sprites are painted), music, scripting, etc, etc.
This isn't a complaint or anything, it's part of the process and it's a process I love. It's definitely fair to say that the party was a mistake and I'd agree to some extent but I hadn't worked with such a large set before and by the time I realized how many potential problems were staring me in the face, I was already in too deep. I couldn't just cancel the event I'd hyped up for a year prior
I won't even get into the drama(s) last year because they've been talked to death but they certainly took their toll on speed and my soul
I don't want to bring the mood down by dropping in here and being on the defensive but I just don't like when people insinuate that I'm acting in bad faith to those that support me when that couldn't be farther from the truth. I eat, sleep and breathe this game and I feel indebted to everyone who's even so much as offered a kind word to me along the way.
I can't speak to the practices of other developers but there will be around 1k CGs in the next update, it's taking a while to put it together but it is also huge.
The remaining scenes at Jayce's Apartment don't take place in the main apartment set, nor do they include more than 4 characters so the filesize per image drops considerably. This is the last scene at the party that will take unreasonably long hours.
Alright, sorry for the long reply here. I might even delete it because I want the mood around the game to be hopeful, excited and optimistic but I just can't wrap my head around the idea that anyone could think that I don't put in the hours working on Lisa mate. It might only be static images but it's still longer than many AAA games already and we're just getting started x)
Anyway I don't mean any hostility or anything like that, I'm just explaining the reasons why you perceive a change x
Mismanagement certainly but I think it's a little different when it comes to solo devs.
A big company like Activision or something will deliberate and work away in the background with little to no interaction with community while they get the bulk of the game setup, maybe they post a teaser here and there but the things they plan, change or throw away often aren't known until after release if even at all, whereas here you're all sort of brought along for the journey with me.
I tend to spitball all of my ideas and my thoughts (that aren't spoilers anyway) in the weekly posts and some see the light of day and others are binned, it's just part of the process. If I were to adhere to the original scenelist we might be at the party for years to come, something had to give and I selected a series of scenes I thought would be the most popular
I'm certainly not good at communicating deadlines and to be honest I know I never will be because I go into a scene with an idea of how it flows but more often than not I'll have another idea during development and I'll add it, it wasn't planned but it was something I really liked - many of the favorites in the game were made this way and it makes it impossible to tell how long things will take because things constantly change.
I could absolutely follow a stricter storyboard and not veer off it but then development feels more like a job than it does a hobby and I fear many good ideas might get lost this way.
This is entirely hypothetical because I won't ever work this way, not on the game but it's my two cents on it ^_^
Orgy at the party, big story content, credit quest continuation, Byron continuation. A little bit of everything I suppose ^_^
All of my renders are 720p ^_^ but the actual render time isn't an issue, it's creating the files to be rendered that sucks up most of the time :d
Me too
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Phew, I dunno if I write slow or what but going through 5 pages took me hours x)
Thank you for taking the time to reply in detail... I'll definitely try the dForce wayIt will certainly be finished
Timetable is roughly: this year. There are 4 scenes left:
-Orgy
-DS Cheat
-Cuck
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Orgy is almost finished, next update will include DS Cheating and the update following that will include Cuck + the fourth option. Two updates following the upcoming update is doable this year.
Not the friendliest timescale probably but it's the best I can do x
So the "best" way to do it in Daz is with a dForce breast figure then animate the character(s) with some stabilization at the end of the animation. The problem with this is that if you're mass creating CGs (like making a game for example) then this is incredibly time inefficient because each animation will probably need tweaked several times and re-run to get the desired effect which quickly adds huge amounts of time taken for each image.
It does however yield by FAR the best effects so if you're just looking for single shot images then I'd recommend giving this a try. Keicy's (Lisa's model) figure has dForce breast enabled on it so you can simply load her figure into a set and overwrite the shaping/materials of your desired character and start working.
I however removed the dForce modifier for Lisa's model a couple of years ago because I use dForce for her hair in every single frame so it increases simulation time considerably.
The way I do it now is with Breastacular's collision. You can make the breast asset collide with 1 object in the scene at a time and it's plug & play, you don't need to simulate anything the mesh will just morph around the object you've selected in the viewport.
The drawback is that it's kind of crap and leaves a gap between the collision object and the breast mesh. Working with larger / simpler objects works decently well like if Lisa's pressed against a window like the image you posted, you can just load in a plane primitive and hide it in the viewport then place it roughly where the surface you want to collide it is. The reason you'd use a plane here is because of the gap I mentioned, you can move the plane slightly outside the window here and measure it up to look accurate. When working with fingers on the other hand it works pretty poorly and relies on you making use of tricky camera angles and lighting to hide the fact that there's a gap. I've found some success with using the attached "collision gloves" in breastacular, using those as the collision object in the scene then slightly dropping the scale to 99% or so to get a more accurate "squeeze."
The same feature is available for the buttocks with an asset called "fender blender" and it's functionally exactly the same
Ultimately it's a lot of trial and error as with everything else and it can be somewhat frustrating when an image looks perfect but you have to shift the angle a bit to hide this one thing. I've even opted to fix gaps with stablediffusion in some instances because I like the original angle too much lol!
Anyway I hope this helped, feel free to drop me a message or another if you have any questions! I'm not the best at it but I'm always happy to help if I can <3
This is REALLY good advice! Fit control is a MUST when working with clothes in Daz. It's an amazingly versatile tool that will not only make your Daz files go from 3mb to 300mb in just a few clicks but it makes previously unusable clothes absolutely perfect.
Also Lilflame is the absolute goat when it comes to clothes, defo support this guy/gal - he/she is incredible. The clothing is ALWAYS far and beyond anything else you'll find but they also come with useful prebuilt morphs, beautiful textures and the filesize is always super small. Can't recommend enough!
One day
I don't wanna sound like I'm being rude or anything mate but I spend every second I have free in the day working on Lisa and that's been true for years now. I don't even take a day off during the week, if I'm awake; I'm working. One way or another.
I know the party's been slow and that's my bad, I need a better solution to these larger component scenes which is why I'm putting off Neon until I find a workaround.
The small things add up when it comes to time spent making larger scenes, posing and lighting two characters is fairly simple work but when you add 3,4,5 characters in a single image that all have to be independently posed and lit it's a considerably longer process, I think everyone probably understands this. Things that players might not fully understand is the seemingly minor elements that ramp up the dev time like saving each image out in preparation for batch rendering later:
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Then factor in writing, formatting, painting sprites (all main character sprites are painted), music, scripting, etc, etc.
This isn't a complaint or anything, it's part of the process and it's a process I love. It's definitely fair to say that the party was a mistake and I'd agree to some extent but I hadn't worked with such a large set before and by the time I realized how many potential problems were staring me in the face, I was already in too deep. I couldn't just cancel the event I'd hyped up for a year prior
I won't even get into the drama(s) last year because they've been talked to death but they certainly took their toll on speed and my soul
I don't want to bring the mood down by dropping in here and being on the defensive but I just don't like when people insinuate that I'm acting in bad faith to those that support me when that couldn't be farther from the truth. I eat, sleep and breathe this game and I feel indebted to everyone who's even so much as offered a kind word to me along the way.
I can't speak to the practices of other developers but there will be around 1k CGs in the next update, it's taking a while to put it together but it is also huge.
The remaining scenes at Jayce's Apartment don't take place in the main apartment set, nor do they include more than 4 characters so the filesize per image drops considerably. This is the last scene at the party that will take unreasonably long hours.
Alright, sorry for the long reply here. I might even delete it because I want the mood around the game to be hopeful, excited and optimistic but I just can't wrap my head around the idea that anyone could think that I don't put in the hours working on Lisa mate. It might only be static images but it's still longer than many AAA games already and we're just getting started x)
Anyway I don't mean any hostility or anything like that, I'm just explaining the reasons why you perceive a change x
Mismanagement certainly but I think it's a little different when it comes to solo devs.
A big company like Activision or something will deliberate and work away in the background with little to no interaction with community while they get the bulk of the game setup, maybe they post a teaser here and there but the things they plan, change or throw away often aren't known until after release if even at all, whereas here you're all sort of brought along for the journey with me.
I tend to spitball all of my ideas and my thoughts (that aren't spoilers anyway) in the weekly posts and some see the light of day and others are binned, it's just part of the process. If I were to adhere to the original scenelist we might be at the party for years to come, something had to give and I selected a series of scenes I thought would be the most popular
I'm certainly not good at communicating deadlines and to be honest I know I never will be because I go into a scene with an idea of how it flows but more often than not I'll have another idea during development and I'll add it, it wasn't planned but it was something I really liked - many of the favorites in the game were made this way and it makes it impossible to tell how long things will take because things constantly change.
I could absolutely follow a stricter storyboard and not veer off it but then development feels more like a job than it does a hobby and I fear many good ideas might get lost this way.
This is entirely hypothetical because I won't ever work this way, not on the game but it's my two cents on it ^_^
Orgy at the party, big story content, credit quest continuation, Byron continuation. A little bit of everything I suppose ^_^
All of my renders are 720p ^_^ but the actual render time isn't an issue, it's creating the files to be rendered that sucks up most of the time :d
Me too
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Phew, I dunno if I write slow or what but going through 5 pages took me hours x)
Tnk u for the reply PaleGrass much ❤It will certainly be finished
Timetable is roughly: this year. There are 4 scenes left:
-Orgy
-DS Cheat
-Cuck
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Orgy is almost finished, next update will include DS Cheating and the update following that will include Cuck + the fourth option. Two updates following the upcoming update is doable this year.
Not the friendliest timescale probably but it's the best I can do x
So the "best" way to do it in Daz is with a dForce breast figure then animate the character(s) with some stabilization at the end of the animation. The problem with this is that if you're mass creating CGs (like making a game for example) then this is incredibly time inefficient because each animation will probably need tweaked several times and re-run to get the desired effect which quickly adds huge amounts of time taken for each image.
It does however yield by FAR the best effects so if you're just looking for single shot images then I'd recommend giving this a try. Keicy's (Lisa's model) figure has dForce breast enabled on it so you can simply load her figure into a set and overwrite the shaping/materials of your desired character and start working.
I however removed the dForce modifier for Lisa's model a couple of years ago because I use dForce for her hair in every single frame so it increases simulation time considerably.
The way I do it now is with Breastacular's collision. You can make the breast asset collide with 1 object in the scene at a time and it's plug & play, you don't need to simulate anything the mesh will just morph around the object you've selected in the viewport.
The drawback is that it's kind of crap and leaves a gap between the collision object and the breast mesh. Working with larger / simpler objects works decently well like if Lisa's pressed against a window like the image you posted, you can just load in a plane primitive and hide it in the viewport then place it roughly where the surface you want to collide it is. The reason you'd use a plane here is because of the gap I mentioned, you can move the plane slightly outside the window here and measure it up to look accurate. When working with fingers on the other hand it works pretty poorly and relies on you making use of tricky camera angles and lighting to hide the fact that there's a gap. I've found some success with using the attached "collision gloves" in breastacular, using those as the collision object in the scene then slightly dropping the scale to 99% or so to get a more accurate "squeeze."
The same feature is available for the buttocks with an asset called "fender blender" and it's functionally exactly the same
Ultimately it's a lot of trial and error as with everything else and it can be somewhat frustrating when an image looks perfect but you have to shift the angle a bit to hide this one thing. I've even opted to fix gaps with stablediffusion in some instances because I like the original angle too much lol!
Anyway I hope this helped, feel free to drop me a message or another if you have any questions! I'm not the best at it but I'm always happy to help if I can <3
This is REALLY good advice! Fit control is a MUST when working with clothes in Daz. It's an amazingly versatile tool that will not only make your Daz files go from 3mb to 300mb in just a few clicks but it makes previously unusable clothes absolutely perfect.
Also Lilflame is the absolute goat when it comes to clothes, defo support this guy/gal - he/she is incredible. The clothing is ALWAYS far and beyond anything else you'll find but they also come with useful prebuilt morphs, beautiful textures and the filesize is always super small. Can't recommend enough!
One day
I don't wanna sound like I'm being rude or anything mate but I spend every second I have free in the day working on Lisa and that's been true for years now. I don't even take a day off during the week, if I'm awake; I'm working. One way or another.
I know the party's been slow and that's my bad, I need a better solution to these larger component scenes which is why I'm putting off Neon until I find a workaround.
The small things add up when it comes to time spent making larger scenes, posing and lighting two characters is fairly simple work but when you add 3,4,5 characters in a single image that all have to be independently posed and lit it's a considerably longer process, I think everyone probably understands this. Things that players might not fully understand is the seemingly minor elements that ramp up the dev time like saving each image out in preparation for batch rendering later:
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Then factor in writing, formatting, painting sprites (all main character sprites are painted), music, scripting, etc, etc.
This isn't a complaint or anything, it's part of the process and it's a process I love. It's definitely fair to say that the party was a mistake and I'd agree to some extent but I hadn't worked with such a large set before and by the time I realized how many potential problems were staring me in the face, I was already in too deep. I couldn't just cancel the event I'd hyped up for a year prior
I won't even get into the drama(s) last year because they've been talked to death but they certainly took their toll on speed and my soul
I don't want to bring the mood down by dropping in here and being on the defensive but I just don't like when people insinuate that I'm acting in bad faith to those that support me when that couldn't be farther from the truth. I eat, sleep and breathe this game and I feel indebted to everyone who's even so much as offered a kind word to me along the way.
I can't speak to the practices of other developers but there will be around 1k CGs in the next update, it's taking a while to put it together but it is also huge.
The remaining scenes at Jayce's Apartment don't take place in the main apartment set, nor do they include more than 4 characters so the filesize per image drops considerably. This is the last scene at the party that will take unreasonably long hours.
Alright, sorry for the long reply here. I might even delete it because I want the mood around the game to be hopeful, excited and optimistic but I just can't wrap my head around the idea that anyone could think that I don't put in the hours working on Lisa mate. It might only be static images but it's still longer than many AAA games already and we're just getting started x)
Anyway I don't mean any hostility or anything like that, I'm just explaining the reasons why you perceive a change x
Mismanagement certainly but I think it's a little different when it comes to solo devs.
A big company like Activision or something will deliberate and work away in the background with little to no interaction with community while they get the bulk of the game setup, maybe they post a teaser here and there but the things they plan, change or throw away often aren't known until after release if even at all, whereas here you're all sort of brought along for the journey with me.
I tend to spitball all of my ideas and my thoughts (that aren't spoilers anyway) in the weekly posts and some see the light of day and others are binned, it's just part of the process. If I were to adhere to the original scenelist we might be at the party for years to come, something had to give and I selected a series of scenes I thought would be the most popular
I'm certainly not good at communicating deadlines and to be honest I know I never will be because I go into a scene with an idea of how it flows but more often than not I'll have another idea during development and I'll add it, it wasn't planned but it was something I really liked - many of the favorites in the game were made this way and it makes it impossible to tell how long things will take because things constantly change.
I could absolutely follow a stricter storyboard and not veer off it but then development feels more like a job than it does a hobby and I fear many good ideas might get lost this way.
This is entirely hypothetical because I won't ever work this way, not on the game but it's my two cents on it ^_^
Orgy at the party, big story content, credit quest continuation, Byron continuation. A little bit of everything I suppose ^_^
All of my renders are 720p ^_^ but the actual render time isn't an issue, it's creating the files to be rendered that sucks up most of the time :d
Me too
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Phew, I dunno if I write slow or what but going through 5 pages took me hours x)
The old one was deleted too mate I got a notification that it was removed from my previous post
Aye, burning cereal as usual mateNew post on the Subscribestar. I know PaleGrass was in the kitchen cooking for this one
xDI'm a little worried about even editing the OP now in case they delete the thread lol!
My big 3 hypes for the past couple years have been:
You're so sweet mate <3 if I can ever be of any use just drop me a lineDude, you can necro my 3 year old posts for all I care. Go nuts. As part of a dev team myself, I really enjoy interacting and learning from devs in the same field
I posted an image on SS today with caption "This scene is awesome I think. Looking forward to the "more Joe content!" comments after the patch xD":
Godspeed mate! Plenty of fun and frustration awaits! :dThank you for taking the time to reply in detail... I'll definitely try the dForce way
My pleasure ♥ ^_^ ♥
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Oh I haven't forgotten, don't worryAlso, dont forget LUCA and my boi FLAT!!
Luca needs to take Lisa to prom!!! Lisa will make that boy into a man!!!
any plans for Byron? gotta go Round 2 on LISA's ass!Oh I haven't forgotten, don't worry
Luca's a really cool one because it's directly tied to Luca's fitness so his shape will change over the course of their "relations."
Rough scenelist for the patch following the upcoming:
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Byron has a total of 51 CGs over 2 events (one sex scene) in the upcoming update
I'd like that too, and I've known you for a while and know what you like, surely a vanilla scene would do,
but do you want them to shut it down for good? Come on! I'm kidding.
Also... plz take your time... I much prefer slow believable story progression where character actions makes sense rather than "pizza delivery guy fucks wife dumpy fast porn plot'Oh I haven't forgotten, don't worry
Luca's a really cool one because it's directly tied to Luca's fitness so his shape will change over the course of their "relations."
Rough scenelist for the patch following the upcoming:
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PG Can you add a little scene with moodie in the mod shop i mean just like hang out with byrone in the coffee shopByron has a total of 51 CGs over 2 events (one sex scene) in the upcoming update
Hi Geko mate ♥I'd like that too, and I've known you for a while and know what you like, surely a vanilla scene would do,
Nice to see you again PaleGrass
I think there are enough sexable characters in the game currently that I'm not pressured to rush anymore, you have my word <3Also... plz take your time... I much prefer slow believable story progression where character actions makes sense rather than "pizza delivery guy fucks wife dumpy fast porn plot'
Cheers
For you I can!
Only in character ends mate, adding another relationship for Lisa would quintuple the variable count and my wee head would implode
That just reminded me.... will that delivery guy be returning?Hi Geko mate ♥
I think there are enough sexable characters in the game currently that I'm not pressured to rush anymore, you have my word <3
..but maybe just once Lisa could fuck the pizza guy?
For you I can!
I was gonna add an Instagram event for Moddy next patch so when I'm making that I'll make a little chat event just for you mate ^_^
Only in character ends mate, adding another relationship for Lisa would quintuple the variable count and my wee head would implode
nighty night mateSleep time, was lovely talking to you guys again ^_^ same again in say.. 2-3 working months?
