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Questions: contact sellers and render using a laptop

qweretrretetqweretrretet Posts: 18
edited April 6 in New Users

- Is there a way to contact a seller? I bought a cloth and I'd really like to ask for some more morphs since it's really well done and I suck with blender. The seller should be active because there are new items in his/her page, but I don't know how to do that. 

- I'd like to make some render to test a laptop (an ideapad with 2/3 years) but I don't know what settings I could use with it. Any advice? I don't mind if it takes 2 hours to render an image, i would really to see what it can do. Thank you

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,053

    qweretrretet said:

    - Is there a way to contact a seller? I bought a cloth and I'd really like to ask for some more morphs since it's really well done and I suck with blender. The seller should be active because there are new items in his/her page, but I don't know how to do that. 

    Product Suggestions, or open a ticket to ask Daz (but that isn't the betst approach). If the PA is active on the forums you could try PMing them.

    - I'd like to make some render to test a laptop (an ideapad with 2/3 years) but I don't know what settings I could use with it. Any advice? I don't mind if it takes 2 hours to render an image, i would really to see what it can do. Thank you

  • Catherine3678abCatherine3678ab Posts: 8,556

    For rendering [or watching too many movies lol ...] some find it really helps to run external fans to blow the heat away.

  • frank0314frank0314 Posts: 14,709

    When I was using a laptop to test things, I would use a laptop cooler that it sits on that has fans built into it. Something like this but obviously better made and just make sure it hits all quadrants of the laptop, so there is flow though it all.

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