Sorry man, I also like Cassandra, Nicole and Miranda.Of course, continue, and everything is fine with the light, the action in the twilight is terribly annoying. Thanks for the work.
P.S. But better with Nicole)))
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Thanks but it's already offyaggiland
A friendly suggestion for improving your renders: turn off camera light before rendering.
As of the scene lighting: the classicYou must be registered to see the linksis a good starting point.
Not a bad start otherwise by the looks of it.
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Sorry, I thought that it's the camera light that looks so hard on your renders. Must be some other very bright spotlight from somewhere behind the camera then. I'm just guessing by the main direction of the darkest shadows. I don't know much about the DAZ, mostly just what I've read here in this section of the forum and what I know about the basics of photography.
Maybe you could try to re-arrange those lights using the three-point lighting method and turn the brightness of the lights down generally? Rendering darker scenes will take more time but the results should be better. It's what other people here have been suggesting to beginners.
Maybe you could try to re-arrange those lights using the three-point lighting method and turn the brightness of the lights down generally? Rendering darker scenes will take more time but the results should be better. It's what other people here have been suggesting to beginners.
I don't use any light in fact (except the one of the store's asset) it's my Tone Mapping settings that make the renders so bright ^^
EDIT: Anyway there is something wrong with my scene with the light sometimes I remove the roof of the store and the view is all white because there is too much light and sometimes it's like on my previous render. IDK
And the hdri I use for the environment is not even a thing with a sky and a sun. it diffuses almost no light
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Umm, I don't know the specifics of DAZ, but without any lights the scene should be pitch black (this is how it is in Blender for example). Also, you obviously have shadows on your renders that have a clear visible direction. Just tone mapping without any lights should have no effect.
Maybe those lights came with some models? Maybe the background scene itself? Sorry, can't help you much with DAZ. There should be a way to find all the lights on the scene and configure them.
Maybe those lights came with some models? Maybe the background scene itself? Sorry, can't help you much with DAZ. There should be a way to find all the lights on the scene and configure them.
- there you go. You have lights.
Yes, I meant lights that I would have put on
It is the way the asset was made that makes it light
EDIT : Shit, I broke my scene xd even with the camera light
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Who will be the most dominant?
( I wanted to dforce a pants without dforce and daz freeze for 8 hours omg... Next time I use Dynamic clothing, it works better on clothes without dforce.)
( I update to late shader on shirt 3de-->iray, less flashy)
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( I wanted to dforce a pants without dforce and daz freeze for 8 hours omg... Next time I use Dynamic clothing, it works better on clothes without dforce.)
( I update to late shader on shirt 3de-->iray, less flashy)
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Well, since there are some who like Nicole a lot, it's time for mom to come ???
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Definitely yes, we are looking forward to your work. This is the best plot development in fanart lately. In my opinion, it is very harmonious and could even become something more
I just try to keep the spirit of the game in my fan-art ^^
Since I'm using a character that's not in the game, I also thought that it doesn't look very fan-art.
The last rendering made a good ending
I will find out how to continue.