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I was thinking exactly this. Can't remember the last time that happened (if it happened at all).
Walktrough day 10 Wednesday is wrong( Leave, The library, Go to the reading room,*Samarra and Nell are interrogating Primrose it that time instead, Join Primrose Read a book in silence (Primrose’s Opinion: Like +1 & Primrose’s Opinion: Pushy -1) ‘The Mage of Kathmorin.’ (Primrose’s Opinion: Love +1)
As has been said many times before, the walkthrough is old and very outdated. The game has changed a lot since it was made and the game now has a goals menu built in to function as a guide for the player, but it is not a step by step walkthrough.
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I mean, ask a silly question, get a silly answer. Or did you honestly believe someone who was willing to share had it, but was just waiting for you to ask?
Supermodel Character Reveal: Blink
I missed the deadline for this update by one day due to a hectic week, but better late than never.
We now turn our attention to the second of STALWART's trio of female superheroes and another one of the girls who will be modeling in your photo shoots. Her name is Miranda Skeates, though she goes by Blink to the public. She's not the most cheerful of people, but her heart is ready to be thawed by the right person.
The next superhero character will be revealed a week from now (6 days actually, but hey).
I missed the deadline for this update by one day due to a hectic week, but better late than never.
We now turn our attention to the second of STALWART's trio of female superheroes and another one of the girls who will be modeling in your photo shoots. Her name is Miranda Skeates, though she goes by Blink to the public. She's not the most cheerful of people, but her heart is ready to be thawed by the right person.
The next superhero character will be revealed a week from now (6 days actually, but hey).
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is miranda guy or chick?
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I really recommend opening the full versions of these character previews for those who can. They are rendered at a full 4K resolution, so there is a lot of detail there.
One thing that you might not get a good feel for due to the lighting and the limited camera angles in these previews is just how much of a technological jump there is in 3D technology between Long Live the Princess and Supermodel. LLtP is primitive in comparison, with doll-like skin, unnatural facial expressions, and lifeless eyes (relatively speaking).
The Supermodel girls will hold up even under extreme closeups, and they have many subtle features that bring them alive in ways that LLtP could only dream of. Take Blink above, for example. You don't really see it well in this image, but she has skin impurities (just like an actual human, and not in an unattractive way), freckles, and even peach fuzz on her face. None of the new characters have painted-on hair or eyebrows, something that was an issue with a few LLtP characters.
One thing in particular that has been considerably improved since the LLtP days is the eye technology. I have standardized the eye system across all the new characters, which makes them look consistent (in fact, I've done this with all the tech, from genitals to breasts to hair to faces). The worst thing about many 3D-rendered games is that the characters look dead because of their eyes, as if you're looking at a posed corpse or doll instead of a human. That should not be a problem in Supermodel.
But hey, don't take my word for it. Here is a small preview image of Anna Morgenstern's left eye, which should go a long way to showing just how far we've come:
One thing that you might not get a good feel for due to the lighting and the limited camera angles in these previews is just how much of a technological jump there is in 3D technology between Long Live the Princess and Supermodel. LLtP is primitive in comparison, with doll-like skin, unnatural facial expressions, and lifeless eyes (relatively speaking).
The Supermodel girls will hold up even under extreme closeups, and they have many subtle features that bring them alive in ways that LLtP could only dream of. Take Blink above, for example. You don't really see it well in this image, but she has skin impurities (just like an actual human, and not in an unattractive way), freckles, and even peach fuzz on her face. None of the new characters have painted-on hair or eyebrows, something that was an issue with a few LLtP characters.
One thing in particular that has been considerably improved since the LLtP days is the eye technology. I have standardized the eye system across all the new characters, which makes them look consistent (in fact, I've done this with all the tech, from genitals to breasts to hair to faces). The worst thing about many 3D-rendered games is that the characters look dead because of their eyes, as if you're looking at a posed corpse or doll instead of a human. That should not be a problem in Supermodel.
But hey, don't take my word for it. Here is a small preview image of Anna Morgenstern's left eye, which should go a long way to showing just how far we've come:
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AVNs are the perfect vessel for hyper-realistic visuals and it's awesome to see you exploring just how far you can take it. It sucks that some have such a skewed perspective on how a character should look, but in reality absolutely no one fills the definition of a perfect appearance.
Out of curiosity, how long does it take for a single 4k render to finish on average?
It depends a lot on the scene. Some of the character previews shown so far have rendered in a little less than 10 minutes, while others (Seraphim in particular) took an hour. Actual scenes taking place in an environment that isn't just empty blackness take longer. I do regular 4K renders for $20 patrons/subscribers, and those can take 5-6 hours in some extreme cases. Render time increases exponentially with resolution, so it's mostly just a problem with 4K renders.
For LLtP, I've been using 720p as the game's resolution. In Supermodel, I'm increasing that to 1080p, though many renders will need to be at a higher resolution than that (though not necessarily 4K) because of visual tricks I intend to pull off. Even just the increase from 720p to 1080p makes a big difference on render times, but I'm prepared for that.
Where is the save file location for android? I can't find it and I rather not restart my game