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Hi Jindi
Nerds stone bridge is a awesome prop. and it easy to change the shaders like i did with the let it snow shader.
I like to use a bunch of stuff bashed together to create environments , I think it always give a unique feel to the scenes don;t you think?
Thanks for viewing and Happy Holidays :)
Thank you very much :)
Ditto. Very cool render indeed.
Thanks John :)
A few test shots from my new up coming animation I'm creating with Daz Studio Pro 4.6 and Dynamic clothing
so far dynamic clothing is winning this battle..lol
I'll be posting some later on .
Best viewed at full size.
That is a older version of Valen-tina hair , not the new one that just came out
this a hard one to get it to drape right
I dream of Jeni with light brown hair... PUN intended. Good stuff here.
this a hard one to get it to drape right
Yes it is BigH I could not agree more.
Plus Daz dynamic clothing controls does not have gravity controls or other individual physic controls like poser does so it makes it almost impossible to work with in controlling the pull of the gravity on the clothing.
I had to create a magnet for the clothing to stick to the character, especially the arm pieces, gave me most fits.
Using that magnet then bake it to the timeline that seem to work pretty well for when you have complex parts to drape using this clothing piece.
lol actually she is a Dumb blonde genie that can't get the guys wishes right. :)
Thats why the title is called "careful what you wish for"....lol Thats all I am saying.
Moose & Squirrel (best viewed full sized)
My first render using the "look at my hair"program
Render in Daz Studio pro,
I did a little post work to get rid of some bad render artifacts in Photoshop on the Magix101 world base skyline it took 45 minutes to render using Glasseye UE2 light sphere with 2 RT light sources
I hoping to get better at using the "look at my hair" program because i really like the results, I feel it was a great investment to add, as a must have hair tool :D
Thanks for taking a look. ~
1920 x 1080 @72 dpi ~222kb
PS: my genie animation is almost done waiting for some more character voices a few large scenes left to render stay tuned in :)
Is that a Canadian reference, or are they global? I remember watching them on TV as a kid, but I'm wondering how international the show audience would have been?
Is that a Canadian reference, or are they global? I remember watching them on TV as a kid, but I'm wondering how international the show audience would have been? Pretty sure it's global, at least continental. I watched that show as a kid too in the US. It was not produced in Canada; It was produced in the US. I know that.
Ivy did not mention it but if you squint and blur your eyes just right Natasha and Boris are way back there under those trees. :)
Is that a Canadian reference, or are they global? I remember watching them on TV as a kid, but I'm wondering how international the show audience would have been? Pretty sure it's global, at least continental. I watched that show as a kid too in the US. It was not produced in Canada; It was produced in the US. I know that.
I think it was Global too. It was like one of my favorite cartoons growing up as a kid .. I believe it was created by J.Ward in the US as well
I have not had time to come up with Natasha and Boris characters :) I thought of them too.
They're catching up on the gossip in between classes. ..lol
nobody talks anymore do they..:)
they didn't look like that in my school :-)
wish I could go there .
Hehe. Ditto.
just shows how times have changed..lol thanks for taking a look guys :)
A couple of renders I did tonight in Daz4.6
I applied Age of Armour Subsurface shader to the characters and Bathing suites so the details looks better with the large view
the back ground is Hobo's Cyclo-pane
used UE2 Lighting-sphere. I custom did myself as a experiment.
Title Beach Bums
PS I am almost done rendering my genie movie so stay tuned : )
Sexy ladies there. What hair style are you using in the red-head in the middle?
Thank you very much
The red head is Marja Hair Mairy / 3Dream http://www.daz3d.com/marja-hair
The blonde is Sienna Hair i got at rendo
and the Brown hair one is Reby-Sky Hair http://www.daz3d.com/reby-sky-elite-hair
Nice work on the characters ( Beach Bums) and lighting. Which materials are you using for the skin, are they G2?
Thank you very much
The red head is Marja Hair Mairy / 3Dream http://www.daz3d.com/marja-hair
The blonde is Sienna Hair i got at rendo
and the Brown hair one is Reby-Sky Hair http://www.daz3d.com/reby-sky-elite-hair
Snagged. That Marja Hair is Tommie's proper hair style, or as close as it can get.
Thank you very much for the comment and viewing.
The Beach Bum render characters are a combo of V4 and Genesis
left and right & Left are Sliver / countessa Mina http://www.daz3d.com/mina
& right Jillian http://www.daz3d.com/jillian .
the middle girl was by Sabby alaiyna-for-v4-and-genesis http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/sabby-alaiyna-for-v4-and-genesis/95698
I also applied Age of Armour subsurface shader http://www.daz3d.com/subsurface-shader-base
to each character and their bathing suites( more or less as a experiment ) and I tried to uses the softest setting i could achieve to create a soft dark tan look.
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The lights I used a custom environments lights sphere. using one secular light set at Dark Blue and one RT Occlusion light. for the shadow. I have been working with lighting what renders best and fastest , so I can apply it in animation.
The Back-Grounds are Hobo's Cyclo-pane textures I got at ShareCg..com
Hmmm... so need to PLUMB Ivy's knowledge on Animation lighting. I seem to struggle much with it. I also seem to overlook at least one item every render run and need to edit a morph or keyframe in any I render out to frames.
Welcome to the club..lol it always seems like I a miss little things that annoy the heck out of me , because i always see them after they have been rendered.lol
anytime you need help with lighting let me know . so far custom light-spheres seem to give me the best quality renders with quickest render times. ..lol well if you can call rendering 2 days or more a scene quick..lol
It really comes down to number of frames. And I have learned the HARD way the shorter the scene the better, and then change Camera angle or something. Those large files are the real PITA to work with. Even on my PC.
It can help to render different sections separately and then composite. If you have unlinked foreground and background elements particularly.
I use the same camera, split up the scene and then render to individual PNG files. PNG retain the alpha/transparency info and foreground subjects remain cut out.
If you prefer to render as movie files use a plain colour for the background when doing the foreground elements and then chroma key.
Provided you retain the same camera and lights you can add more elements on subsequent layers. It can help to have a plain color representation of the scene, or at least any section the added elements interface with, to catch any shadows. Chroma keying will transfer the shadows which will have equal density once keyed.
Compositing is a spectacularly powerful tool; it's what's done in big movie productions after all.
Umm... I was Only speaking on length of a single clip. I do render to PNG, and do have the ability to chroma key and all that. My issue is I'm still very new to Animation and often just do not think when I add to the project so it just grows. All your words are sage, now if only I was better and remembered to do those things before I had gone too far.