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Lol, Satou Pendragon basically said the same thing. That's why i pay attention to people's names just in case they change their picture.
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I do...but in the day to day usage it's the picture, and then I'm like wait I haven't seen so and so in a minute, and then i notice the avatar change.
If you're gonna fart and get handsy in there, remind me never to get stuck in a dark room with you...
F95 converting PNGs to AVIFs loses 91.6% of the image quality, so it makes perfect sense you'd lose 11 of the 12 girls. (rimshot)
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I was confused about the need to purchase a 3D printing license, but I see that Daz requires a separate Commercial 3D Print License that "allows you to print and sell up to twenty prints of that piece of content." Oh wow! I was not aware of that restriction.Not a bad idea, but I doubt it would have a lot of demand and I would need to purchase the 3D printing license, but not a bad idea
That being said, although I would love to have a 3D print of these girls, I know that it would not be easy.
I have several 3D printers at home and at work, and I can tell you that printing hair is a nightmare.
Printing curly hair that is not stuck to the body is virtually impossible. The hair would need a lot of supports and would probably break too easily. Same for the fishnet bikini: the parts that are stuck to her skin would be easy to print, but the parts that are loose would need a lot of supports and would probably break. Besides, the fishnet would be barely visible except if the print nozzle has a very small diameter (<0.2mm), but then the print would take several days.And then there is the issue of colors. Most of the reasonably priced 3D printers would be limited to five colors (Prusa Mk4 with MMU3 or Prusa XL with five toolheads) or four colors (Bambulabs with AMS). This is certainly not enough to support all these skin tones, hair colors, and bikini colors. So the solution would be to print these girls in a neutral color and then paint them by hand. But then this means several hours of preparation, painting and post-processing for each 3D print.
So... nice in theory, but not so easy in practice.
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If you're gonna fart and get handsy in there, remind me never to get stuck in a dark room with you...
F95 converting PNGs to AVIFs loses 91.6% of the image quality, so it makes perfect sense you'd lose 11 of the 12 girls. (rimshot)
You're welcome!
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Dude you need to change to another supplier of dope. Every time you get high you start spewing sewage every where. That shit really messes your waste management system.
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Is too childish to be here. You know that this has a age restriction access, don't you? Your posts put all that into questioning.
Maybe this should be looked into... because you look hardly mature enough to go alone to school.
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Daz is a bit of a milker when it comes to 3D printing. Each asset needs its license. 12 girls, 12 bikinis, 12 hairstyles. The cheapest license, when not in sale, is $1.99, so we are talking about $72 in licenses to 3D print that image (up to 20 times). Then you should add the printing cost, which I do not know, and even the printer if someone wants to do it commercially and (as it's my case) doesn't own one.I was confused about the need to purchase a 3D printing license, but I see that Daz requires a separate Commercial 3D Print License that "allows you to print and sell up to twenty prints of that piece of content." Oh wow! I was not aware of that restriction.
That being said, although I would love to have a 3D print of these girls, I know that it would not be easy.
I have several 3D printers at home and at work, and I can tell you that printing hair is a nightmare.
And then there is the issue of colors. Most of the reasonably priced 3D printers would be limited to five colors (Prusa Mk4 with MMU3 or Prusa XL with five toolheads) or four colors (Bambulabs with AMS). This is certainly not enough to support all these skin tones, hair colors, and bikini colors. So the solution would be to print these girls in a neutral color and then paint them by hand. But then this means several hours of preparation, painting and post-processing for each 3D print.
So... nice in theory, but not so easy in practice.
The best idea to get a good result would be to print it in a neutral color and handpaint it, and that would add even more cost and, especially, time. And someone who knows how to paint. It's been years since I painted a Warhammer figurine, and my skill couldn't be considered pro-level even then.
The figures should be adapted to 3D printing (even more time) to avoid the problems you named with hair and fishnet.
So, yes, that would be a nice feature to have, but I never would try to do it commercially. The final cost of each printed item would be too high to have any success, would take a lot of time I would need to take from development, and no one can be sure the final product would have the quality needed to be commercialized.
I guess that's why no one is doing it in the AVNverse. The more "fancy" items I've seen out there for AVNs have been T-shirts and mugs, and I think it wasn't a success. Most people who would purchase them have the PS skills to extract their favorite image from the game and print a mug online.
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The costs of the material (usually PLA) would not be so high. For a single 20cm tall figurine with a base and a few props, that would be about 100 to 200 grams of material, which costs around 30€/kg (or half of that if you buy from cheaper brands). So the material costs would probably be around 5€/$5.
The issue might be the printing time if you don't own a 3D printer as a hobby and if you have to pay for the time you use the printer. With a high level of detail (layer height < 0.10 mm), a 20cm tall figurine would consist of more than 2000 layers and would probably take more than 24 hours to print, depending on the complexity of the pose, the amount of supports, etc. Using variable layer height could cut that time in half but it would still be significant.
That would be the biggest hurdle for me. I am rather good at optimizing 3D prints, but I am terrible at painting. It is not that hard in theory but it takes a lot of time, good eyes and a steady hand if you want to paint fine details with the tip of a brush. If you want to do it well, then you have to:
- start by lightly sanding your model with a fine-grit sandpaper to get a smooth surface,
- spray it with some primer,
- apply a first layer of white or black undercoat to the areas that you will paint in the lightest or darkest colors,
- paint over that with the desired colors, preferably in multiple thin layers, letting the paint dry every time,
- and finally apply a clear coat (matte or glossy) so that your painted model lasts for a long time.
It is not that hard once you get used to it. Some hints:
- Free floating hair is bad, but hair that is close to the body or tied in a bun works well. Even a ponytail can work well, with a small amount of supports in its lowest part.
- Same for the clothes: skin-tight clothes work best. Bikinis, hotpants, leggings, t-shirts, tank tops, jeans are all fine. Avoid shirt collars, loose sleeves, shirts or jackets with open sides, etc. Skirts and miniskirts can be challenging but are doable if you only need supports for the lowest part and if the folds are not too complex.
- The pose requires a bit of thinking. In general, any body part that is connected to the ground and mostly vertical from there will work fine. If someone is standing, then the legs, waist and torso will be easy to print. The arms require a bit more thinking but you can reduce or even eliminate the need for supports if you avoid having too many horizontal areas. Any angle above 45 degrees usually works fine without supports. Below the spoiler, I have tried to illustrate that with four poses for the arm in which I highlighted in red the areas that would need some supports.
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And even if you do not optimize the pose, this is not a big problem anyway: some additional supports will usually solve the problem. This will waste a bit more material and you will need to spend a bit more time cleaning up your figurine later, but adding supports can be better than being forced to use some awkward poses.
EDIT: here is an example of a pose that would not need any supports, except maybe around the head.
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I agree. Except for very simple models using only a few colors, it would be very difficult to turn a profit. I doubt that many players would be ready to spend several hundred euros or dollars to buy a 3D printed figurine that required several days of work. The cost of the raw material would only be a small fraction of the total. Most of the costs would come for the time spent printing, removing supports and cleaning up, sanding, painting, coating, etc.
That being said, even if I suck at painting, I would be curious to try 3D printing one of the girls from My Dorm if a suitable 3D model (.obj or .stl or .blend) was available. The Daz license allows 3D printing for free if it is for personal, non-commercial use.
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