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Ok. What happened here? I applied the preset on Genesis both morphed and unmorphed with the same results.

I seem to recall I got that result too - but thought at the time that I must have done something wrong….

I got exactly that result too… was a bit awkward rendering an “Iron Man”-esque figure that looked like he was ready for Mardi Gras…

Mr Bowen - 09 June 2012 02:26 AM

Ok. What happened here? I applied the preset on Genesis both morphed and unmorphed with the same results.

Ha! Mardi Gras armor. I had other of the presets do the same thing too.

Guess it is a case of an area of the suit being hidden when it shouldn’t have…....will have to experiment, after reviewing the tutorial movies that Rand so helpfully provided a link to in the forums…...

All characters are wearing the supersuit or something that has been modified using the shaders from the suit.

jcadiram - 09 June 2012 05:48 AM

I got exactly that result too… was a bit awkward rendering an “Iron Man”-esque figure that looked like he was ready for Mardi Gras…

Mr Bowen - 09 June 2012 02:26 AM

Ok. What happened here? I applied the preset on Genesis both morphed and unmorphed with the same results.

Okay, did a little bit of poking around the settings and this is what I came up with.  See image below.  Seems three of the hip settings were set wrongly.  I believe these are the correct settings for the hip based on the promo, but I may be wrong.

flashback37 - 10 June 2012 07:41 AM

All characters are wearing the supersuit or something that has been modified using the shaders from the suit.

That’s an amazing image - very storybook-like!  Bet it took ages to render…..?!

Cymbidium - 10 June 2012 07:53 AM

flashback37 - 10 June 2012 07:41 AM

All characters are wearing the supersuit or something that has been modified using the shaders from the suit.

That’s an amazing image - very storybook-like!  Bet it took ages to render…..?!

Not really, only about an hour, maybe an hour and a half. I spent that much time experimenting with filters in PS before I was satisfied.

Well, I guess that is quite quick, though I get jittery if a render takes more than 15-20mins…:lol:.  Yes, I often spend a lot longer in postwork than actually setting up the scene and rendering, that is if I ever manage to get a satisfactory render which doesn’t happen that often these days…..

Thank you for help, Cymbidium. Though, having to do this kind of defeats the idea of Presets. I’ll have to try it on the other presets too.

Glad to be of help, Mr Bowen!!   I suppose something got missed in the final setup of the presets, since there are so very many of them…...I’m sure it is the same sort of thing with any other presets that don’t quite ‘do what is says on the tin’.

Anyway, at least most of the preset settings worked, and you can always save a corrected version of the shape so you don’t have to correct it each time.  The supersuit is so very versatile, of course, that you don’t have to stick to the preset if you like ‘tinkering’ with settings to get something unique.

They also forgot to spin the dial for the raised flaps on the sides. Thing is, I paid roughly $60, like others, it would be nice if everything worked as advertised instead of part of the job. Partially working Presets defeat the purpose of saving time. Oh well. Maybe Daz will Fix it…hint..hint…daz…

Somehow, it looks different from the one shown on the website…

Supersuit meets Mentral Ray (3ds Max).  I knew the MR metallic paint materials on the supersuit would look awesome the minute I saw it.