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Hello,
SoOoOo...
How's it looking...
I'm around 640 renders in and I'd say the update is around 40% done.
The past few days have been incredibly productive.
I feel good. Work is good. Everything's good.
I mentioned in the last WiAB Dev Log, that I had contacted a German Workstation manufacturer.
I configured a workstation and asked them for an offer. Said workstation costs a lot more than I have support, but if they give me the green light, I'll go for it.
I see it as a worthwhile investment in the future of my games.
The plan of having one Big boi Workstation for setting up renders (Both SG and WiAB) and multiple bibi Workstations that act as Slave PCs to render.
It would speed up some parts of the development by a lot. (Especially animations.)
I set up renders much faster than both PCs can render. I wake up to the queue only being 1/3 done.
So, I need more power to further increase production.
I'll keep you guys updated.
I've been creating some renders in the past few days I absolutely adore... I can't show them, as they would spoiler too much, but I also arrived at another part of the update that I've been looking forward to for a very long time...
Damn, every future update has at least one scene that I've been looking forward to for years.
Today's previews are dedicated to one of the scenes I had been looking forward to. It's an optional scene, but still a heavyweight in story & character building.
4K attached below.
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In Chapter 3.5, you can agree to visit Nia in the future... The future is now, old man.
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It's quite a big scene. So people who didn't choose to visit her will miss out on Mr. Giraffe.
And some big cleavages.
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So yeah...
Since the last Dev Log I almost doubled the render count. (Keep in mind that I work on SG every other day. Means: 1 week = 300 renders).
No treats today. I didn't feel that inspired and I only do them when I really feel them.
I'll see you in two weeks with hopefully a four-digit render count.
- Ocean