That reason is probably the fact Lena's hair is black:
Ivy can be a tough nut to crack. No one has created Ivy before and everything will depend on finding the right models and further sculpting. While I'm interested in trying out Emma and Holly, I've seen something fit.
I remember this, but I wanted to create exactly what my eyes see (ash blue). This set of hair is very fit and this color from the set is pretty close to the original, not 100% of course. There is a method to make such highlights in DAZ, but I did not like the result, it made the hair plastic. I will send you an example in DM.
Might be tough to do in Das3d. I applaud the effort. But I see OG Lena's facial features as a lot more smooth and less bony. In-game Lena also has hints of more babyfat on her face that women tend to start losing around the age of 25-26 when visible signs of aging start to ever so slowly kick in. Definite differences in nose, cheeks and jawline, with chin more pointed and face generally thinner in the Das interpretation. Eyes more youthful and open in OG (game) Lena also. Beyond the blue hair, I still wouldn't guess it was Lena from sight unless stated in the post, tbh. Looks good. Just doesn't look much like her tbh. Though I've never been a fan of Das in general.
I could see Perry insisting that Axel puh-pegged him with a "natural" dildo so that it's not "technically" g-g-gay sex.Perry and wade don’t belong together ! I think Perry loves someone else…
I always loved this line !
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Well, that’s definitely foreshadowing ! I ship Axel and Perry
An awesome first draft. I think her skin might be a bit too dark though, and there's something off about the face that I can't quite put my finger on.
Yes. Recreating a character from another game from scratch is a lot of work. Especially if it's a different engine, and especially not 3D.
Dude, that's a good try. Very good. Ivy is not very successful, but I like Cindy and Holly. In the case of Cindy, it was worth making the skin lighter and working on facial emotions. Best by hand, not auto-expressions.
That's the most closest someone I have seen depicting ORS in DAZ. I do like models very much
BUT MY GOOD SIR your lighting and shaders is some serious shit. You have that commercial touch in your hands. GOLDLUCK for future my friend.Start a new game, pick Cheat mode, and you'll get an option to unlock the whole Gallery without any work. The switch is persistent, so you can go back to your save afterwards.
I got Blonde Alison on a playthrough where she only fucks Ian, but he doesn't fall in love with her.
I've not tried Das myself and can only imagine, but it looks very difficult to impossible to get characters just right without a crap-ton of mods (especially ones that allow a lot of very gradient face morphing) or a bunch of effort transferring the model to Blender (a learning curve in itself) for modifications.Yes. Recreating a character from another game from scratch is a lot of work. Especially if it's a different engine, and especially not 3D.
This is my third attempt at recreating a non-DAZ character and I'm just learning, I mean it's a lot easier to create your own character than it is to recreate already existing.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Dude, that's a good try. Very good. Ivy is not very successful, but I like Cindy and Holly. In the case of Cindy, it was worth making the skin lighter and working on facial emotions. Best by hand, not auto-expressions.
Axel really looks like a Nazi from biolabs, lacks an SS uniform.
Sorry to hear you dropped it.
By the way, what kind of lighting did you use in these scenes? It looks incredible.
I actually like your Ivy a lot and your clothed Holly. (Looks more like her with the glasses). They seem like the most true-to-game interpretations to me. Das3d Cindy is recognizable as Cindy too with pose and clothes on, but she's a 7 to Ivy & Holly's Das3d 9's, so some parts of her face must be off more. Especially considering Cindy's IRL counterpart.
