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some great renders… especially Kalazar’s and Serene Night’s

Just to show I could—-  here’s 14 fully dressed horses with 14 fully clothed jockeys, Nerd3D’s starting gate, my entire Pixel Downs racetrack and some Flock Formation birds to boot.  Surprisingly, DAZ Studio and my computer didn’t complain nearly much as I thought they would   lol

Taozen - 03 December 2012 06:27 PM

Apples? Funny, in Denmark we call them “horse pears” (literally translated)...

Finns call ‘em “horse cakes”.

Hmm it gets more interest when you call the same stuff from a cow a Cow Pie ....Road apples ,Horse pears ,and cow pies ,horse cakes…... I think I just lost my appetite

carrie58 - 03 December 2012 07:03 PM

Hmm it gets more interest when you call the same stuff from a cow a Cow Pie ....Road apples ,Horse pears ,and cow pies ,horse cakes…... I think I just lost my appetite

So the freebie prop isn’t just a prop, but also a dieting aid! COOL!

Haaahahahahhahaaahaha   you are so wrong Skiriki!!

Carrie58 says

Lovely picture Kalazar how did you get the mane all the way up the neck on the grazeing horse??

Thank you.

It falls that way when you apply the grazing pose.

Taozen - 03 December 2012 06:27 PM

Skiriki - 03 December 2012 05:37 AM

DAWWWWWWW. That’s so cute.

In other news, if anyone thinks that the stables need stuff to move about, if you know what I mean, I have made a free resource for that…

Apples? Funny, in Denmark we call them “horse pears” (literally translated)...

Same as in Norway.

(Hestepærer)

Skiriki - 03 December 2012 07:07 PM

carrie58 - 03 December 2012 07:03 PM

Hmm it gets more interest when you call the same stuff from a cow a Cow Pie ....Road apples ,Horse pears ,and cow pies ,horse cakes…... I think I just lost my appetite

So the freebie prop isn’t just a prop, but also a dieting aid! COOL!

Only if you stare at it too long…

i am really on the fence about the horse right now. Im not at home so I cant load the old one and remember how it looks.  hard for me to decide at the office (where I actually do most of my shopping….) for this decision I need to be at home. I downloaded the horsey UVmap tool from CauriB (thank you) but I forget how the RTE encode stuff works. Can someone remind me how that works.

Let me assure you that the new horse looks GOOD when compared to the old one (and I have some extra bells and whistles for it in an attempt to make it look better).

Actually, the old horse looks pretty good until you try to pose it. And applying the morphs is a pain since the list goes on *forever*

larsmidnatt - 04 December 2012 09:14 AM

i am really on the fence about the horse right now. Im not at home so I cant load the old one and remember how it looks.  hard for me to decide at the office (where I actually do most of my shopping….) for this decision I need to be at home. I downloaded the horsey UVmap tool from CauriB (thank you) but I forget how the RTE encode stuff works. Can someone remind me how that works.

http://www.rtencoder.com/2007/09/21/rtencoder-decoding-tutorial/

Norse Graphics - 04 December 2012 08:47 AM

Taozen - 03 December 2012 06:27 PM

Apples? Funny, in Denmark we call them “horse pears” (literally translated)...

Same as in Norway.

(Hestepærer)

Yes, Danish and Norwegian languages are very much alike.

Now that there’s a nice new horsie in the paddock - could I put in an old request ? How about some talented person producing an ACCURATE Medieval Saddle and Barding ??
Fantasy stuff is all very well and good, in it’s place, but I’m sure there’s lots of us who’d like to produce some renders of realistic medieval scenes. And while we’re at it..how’s about a realistic pack-saddle and cargo, plus realistic ..workable..harness ??

I think the old horse was fin- if you didn’t try to pose anyone on his back!

The mane was an issue… .But this new mane does have the bald spot!

I love your picture Kalazar! where did you find the dapple skin? Did it come with a pack…. I admit, I only bought the basic bundle.