glennf
Eager
I modeled this from a real swimsuit but I can't remember where the picture came from.
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I Just Wanted to Post an Image Thread
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Hornet3d
Wise
No idea who she and I am not sure which hos the most power, her hands or her thighs.
Rokket
Dances with Bees
Haha! The model is Miki 4, and she is playing Teen Titan's Raven....
Rokket
Dances with Bees
@seachnasaigh helped me out tremendously by changing the lightsaber materials and using his mighty render farm to create the image files. I did this one to practice adding sound effects and lining up the soundtrack to match the composited image files.
Hornet3d
Wise
Me195
Extraordinary
Thank you. I learned a lot from making superfly shaders for this one.
Hornet3d
Wise
I tried to play with superfly shaders but my first attempts were a disaster so I purchased a few to get me going and try to understand a little better. I am still very much on the start of the learning curve but getting your hands dirty is the only way really. Not only did you learn a lot you came up with one great shader.
Me195
Extraordinary
I had/have the same problem with disastrous Shader attempts. The superfly shaders from Vince Bagna that I'm pretty sure I've seen you use is where I got most of my education on Superfly. They cover a wide variety of subjects. I'm in the same boat with the learning curve. Yep there's plenty of dirt for you hands in superfly. Thank you. This render was my lesson in layers and getting normal maps to work right.
OK Me, where on Earth did you find a 3D version of Yoda? He looks exactly like the original.
Hornet3d
Wise
I have used the shaders from Vince Bagna and they were a good starting point for me. The documentation helps without being too complex and encourages experimentation. As they cover so many different shaders there is a lot to play with. I have also learnt a lot from @seachnasaigh who has kindly created and made available some of his superfly shaders. I am really enjoying what the renders I can get with superfly but I also know I have barely scratched the surface, then again it took years of playing before I was even comfortable using the advanced tab in the materials room and most of it still seems magic to me now.
Bonnie2001
Extraordinary
Germans are like that too. We met some on the school trip to Barcelona year before last and the German girls were very disciplined and did as they were told during the day, but when evening time came they went wild! We had great craic with them for the few days it lasted.
Rokket
Dances with Bees
Rokket
Dances with Bees
I partied with some Germans in Australia. They were in Darwin backpacking and we all met at a hostel. They do like to drink a lot of beer. If I didn't have to catch a flight the next morning, I would have stayed out as long as they did. I was packing up my stuff to leave as they were coming in the door at 6AM, loaded!