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Published: 2009-02-02 21:35:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 47222; Favourites: 498; Downloads: 973
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Today we got snow. I really hate when you have to go to work, but you can't for the snow. I tried to reach the main street, but my car didn't reached the half of the way (the road is uphill). And for going back to my house I got some troubles too...But I find the time for render this Nude girl. The original size is 4000x6000 pixel, but I reduced the size for the online view. Added some postwork with PSP XI.
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I never used gmod, so I'm not sure. From Daz Studio you can export .obj files, or some other formats. If you can import them, well, I think you can
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Skin translucency, texture and lighting are perfect. A tiny kink on the right knee and a slight case of hoverring foot syndrome on the left...but otherwise and generally, it is just perfect! Puts mine to shame.
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quedo bastante bien el renderizado, los tonos de la piel muy pasteles y las texturas utilizadas para los senos estuvieron geniales. me encanta el gesto del rostro, muy agresia. Buen trabajo hiciste con el pelo!!
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looks like she should be holding a chain, lol
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Seeing makes me want to try my hand at 3D art again. Amazing job on this one. Absolutely perfect!
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You're very welcome. Couldn't help but notice the striking resemblance to Megan Fox.
What programs did you use to create her?
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Well, I didn't "created" her from scratch.
I use Poser or Daz Studio for my renders. These are not 3D modelers, but they just let you pose pre-made 3d items.
So I just loaded the woman, hair, applied morphs, textures, lights and background.
If you're used to "bigger" softwares (Maya, 3DSMax...) probably Poser or Daz Studio could seem like "little tous"
But for me, without the time for learning how to 3d model from scratch, it's a good starting point for using 3D
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thanks!
well, let me search for that old image, and I'll let you know for a full-size render
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Hi,
what do you mean?
This is a 3d render, not an edited photograph.
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I did it using Daz Studio and Victoria 4 from Daz3D.
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thanks alot..i'll try it...
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