Okay, I'll put him in ours and you can delete it when you get him downloaded.
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Alaric for Dusk
- Thread starter Faery_Light
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He's there.
WIP: an ad-on face morph with three options.
Still need to adjust the settings in DS a little.
I made them too high on face 2 and 3 and on face three his eyelids look odd.
So I will do the adjustments and get this ready for testers.
Click each image for larger view.
Still need to adjust the settings in DS a little.
I made them too high on face 2 and 3 and on face three his eyelids look odd.
So I will do the adjustments and get this ready for testers.
Click each image for larger view.
How do you get a glitter effect in Superfly?
I do it in Firefly but it won't show in Superfly.
FairyFantastic
Awesome
he looks good faery light
As anyone who may have purchased Alaric and Alaric 2 may know, I did not do any SF settings for them.
I am now working on doing just that as an update to the products.
I found a problem as far as displacement maps go, SF does not do them.
But I found a work-around, I just added the bump map and adjusted the settings.
Here is the set-up and a render of the legs at Pixel samples 10 in Superfly.
Does it look okay?
Settings:
Render:
I am now working on doing just that as an update to the products.
I found a problem as far as displacement maps go, SF does not do them.
But I found a work-around, I just added the bump map and adjusted the settings.
Here is the set-up and a render of the legs at Pixel samples 10 in Superfly.
Does it look okay?
Settings:
Render: