you all did great renders!
Dusk rendered in Daz Iray
Dusk rendered in Daz Iray
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Show Us Your Dusk Renders, And Now The New Dusk SE!!
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you all did great renders!
Dusk rendered in Daz Iray
Loving this image. Can we post this image elsewhere? Would love to use it in today's newsletter and on facebook.
A few DuskSE images from this weekend. I did run into some trouble with morph dial shapes I'd made; some looked off until I dialed the old Dusk face back in. Also something about duplicate formulas. Other than that, he works great for me.
These images are quite special. Can we use any of them for our newsletter or to share on facebook? Very nicely done. Love that first one a lot. They're all great.
Of course! i´m so honoured for it!
Of course! i´m so honoured for it!
Very cool. Thank you muchly!
Would you be willing to post it on facebook "DAZ Studio Artists" group, or allow me to, if you're not part of that group?
i am not part of the group...but you can post it!
Cool, thanks. I will right now then.
I've already posted it on the HiveWire facebook page and mine as well at Christopher Howard Creek facebook page.
Should make today's newsletter too.
In the newsletter and it looks great. Thanks.
Michele
Eager
Thanks! And you can post them wherever you'd like.
Hopefully I'll have some time to play around with DuskSE some more.
Thanks so much. I'll post away and give you credit for imagery of course.
Are these rendered in Studio or Poser?
Okay, then I can post it on the DAZ Studio Artists Facebook page as well as mine and HiveWire's.
Laurie, that's exactly why it was important for Dusk SE to have the original Dusk as part of it. So that folks can dial back the head, or body, or head and body to use existing characters that have been created from the original Dusk.
Killer render there Laurie. Very handsome in my view what you've come up with.
Killer render there Laurie. Very handsome in my view what you've come up with.
Lovely renders everyone!
You sometimes need to fiddle around but that seems to work for most things. By using the original clothing figure you retain the morphs. I then save it as a figure/prop asset, I have a folder called converted clothing and I normally duplicate the mats and presets for it in the same folder.
Very rough description there but if you want to know more let me know and we could maybe start a thread in the DS forum for anyone who's interested in giving it a go. I did two outfits last weekend and I didn't actually spend a lot of time on the computer.
My work flow is like this. I load the item but don't fit it to the character(Dawn or Dusk). I then use the translation dials to position it in place as Dawn and Dusk are slightly forward compared to other figures. I lower the mesh resolution and then send both the character and the clothing to zbrush. I normally use the move or move topological brush to move things into the right spot(symmetry on for most of this). Sometimes I use the move or rotate tool but for many things move does most of what you need. Before sending it back to DS I zero the clothing translation dials. Then I send it back to DS as a morph and call it something like DawnFix. Dial in the morph and then fit it to Dawn in the parameters tab. This will cause autofit to pop up. As the clothing is now the right shape I don't change the default on the top box, choose a projection template to suit the clothing and then click ok.You're welcome. I'm still in the very basics with DS, so I haven't tried out any of it's fitting features yet. By manually converting it do you mean opening it up in a modeling program?
You sometimes need to fiddle around but that seems to work for most things. By using the original clothing figure you retain the morphs. I then save it as a figure/prop asset, I have a folder called converted clothing and I normally duplicate the mats and presets for it in the same folder.
Very rough description there but if you want to know more let me know and we could maybe start a thread in the DS forum for anyone who's interested in giving it a go. I did two outfits last weekend and I didn't actually spend a lot of time on the computer.
gorgeous!A first, quick Superfly render of Dusk SE. A few dial spins but not many. And all HW products
(And yes my Rodrigo, Taka and Dante all work great with Dusk SE, though personally I do prefer the using the old head morph with them).
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