I've seen a lot of the complained about stuff worn IRL by people that really shouldn't have worn it, let alone have it in their wardrobe
Whenever I hear "no one would wear that", I recall being dumb enough to Google "crazy clothes worn by walmart shoppers". That which is seen cannot be unseen.
I have been waiting for a decent beach for all our swimsuited characters. Now we have one. Those Things' Sandy Shore. Really good. And if I recognise one of the promo images, it harks to an image used on the cover of David Brin's 'Startide Rising'. Regards, Richard.
I already have a ridiculously large collection of beach scenes, but this one went into the cart the minute I saw the promos. I'll probably still have to do a little additional work to get optimum character interaction with the foam, but it looks to be a huge improvement over any previous alternative.
dForce Yukon Casual looks like it has screwed up normals or something. All the promos look really wrong. Or, to be more precise, it looks like it's rendering in a toon style but probably isn't meant to.
dForce Yukon Casual looks like it has screwed up normals or something. All the promos look really wrong. Or, to be more precise, it looks like it's rendering in a toon style but probably isn't meant to.
Oh good, so it's not my poor old eyes! Yeah, sure looks weird.
I love any nice-looking shoes, especially such a beautiful and highly modular design, it's just amazing. But I'm wondering if these shoes are stiff enough? This really bothers me; some artists' shoes fit perfectly, while others, no matter how much I try to fix them, still look like slime...
Omg, that made my day. I envisioned people using this prop in a variety of different ways when I made it, but living hot dog and hamburgers stuck on a sandbar out in the middle of an animated turbulent sea was not on the list. And those hamburgers appear to be on something. And why is it so palatial, with lovely little decks and chaise lounges? Sooooo many questions.
The Parisian Backstreets were an instant-buy for me too. Great set as usual, with lots of interesting places. Probably a bit too clean for real Paris, but that's not really a bad thing
The Parisian Backstreets were an instant-buy for me too. Great set as usual, with lots of interesting places. Probably a bit too clean for real Paris, but that's not really a bad thing
If it's trash that it's missing, there's always this mega set to help you make it more realistic ;)
The Parisian Backstreets were an instant-buy for me too. Great set as usual, with lots of interesting places. Probably a bit too clean for real Paris, but that's not really a bad thing
I don't know if it's related to my message about le Café on that subject, but the menu without any monetary sign is great, allowing the whole set to be easily used in a scene set before the Euro became the offical currency
I'm really glad for the cows, but not quite as impressed with the bull as he seems to be... er... rather under-endowed and/or missing something important, and is a bit on the chunky side as well. For that matter, the new Minotaur and the new fur set both seem to be missing provisions for that as well...
I'm really glad for the cows, but not quite as impressed with the bull as he seems to be... er... rather under-endowed and/or missing something important, and is a bit on the chunky side as well. For that matter, the new Minotaur and the new fur set both seem to be missing provisions for that as well...
True that. I had to have a good look to see if he's accidently been made a steer. I'm afraid any bull with that degree of shrinkage would have been sent done the road to the freezing works and and a proper big boy brought in to do the job.
I'm really glad for the cows, but not quite as impressed with the bull as he seems to be... er... rather under-endowed and/or missing something important, and is a bit on the chunky side as well. For that matter, the new Minotaur and the new fur set both seem to be missing provisions for that as well...
True that. I had to have a good look to see if he's accidently been made a steer. I'm afraid any bull with that degree of shrinkage would have been sent done the road to the freezing works and and a proper big boy brought in to do the job.
Maybe he's not old enough for the character to include anatomical elements.
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Whenever I hear "no one would wear that", I recall being dumb enough to Google "crazy clothes worn by walmart shoppers". That which is seen cannot be unseen.
Why the smeg did I just HAVE to copy and paste that term into Google?

I warned you.
I already have a ridiculously large collection of beach scenes, but this one went into the cart the minute I saw the promos. I'll probably still have to do a little additional work to get optimum character interaction with the foam, but it looks to be a huge improvement over any previous alternative.
I shall need to redo my Greek island scene with this beach...really hope it's the ONE!
My Store Credit balance is $1.65.
dForce Yukon Casual looks like it has screwed up normals or something. All the promos look really wrong. Or, to be more precise, it looks like it's rendering in a toon style but probably isn't meant to.
Oh good, so it's not my poor old eyes! Yeah, sure looks weird.
I have a smidge more than $1.65 left but ...
I was bad.
I too used up a lot of my store credit. We rally need a good gift card sale. Plese, DAZ, please.
https://www.daz3d.com/heels-base-system-for-genesis-9
I love any nice-looking shoes, especially such a beautiful and highly modular design, it's just amazing. But I'm wondering if these shoes are stiff enough? This really bothers me; some artists' shoes fit perfectly, while others, no matter how much I try to fix them, still look like slime...
Exploring recently released Sandy Shore

https://www.daz3d.com/sandy-shore
and these great characters
https://www.daz3d.com/fool-foods-for-genesis-9
in Unity.
Please watch my video on YouTube:
Omg, that made my day. I envisioned people using this prop in a variety of different ways when I made it, but living hot dog and hamburgers stuck on a sandbar out in the middle of an animated turbulent sea was not on the list. And those hamburgers appear to be on something. And why is it so palatial, with lovely little decks and chaise lounges? Sooooo many questions.
Thanks a lot for the comments, @Those Things
Your asset inspired me to experiment more...
When you manage to overspend your budget for the June sales and then, not even a week into July, Stonemason comes out with sometehing you need.
yeah had to wishlist
over $100 Australian in the previous 2 days was a lot for me so bad timing
I wishlisted, too. I'm now down to 66 cents store credit.
It would be a fantastic set. Too bad all the signage is in French, making it far less useful. :(
Another Stonemason instand buy here:
https://www.daz3d.com/parisian-backstreets
I just love Parisian neighborhoods.
more, more more ;-)
The Parisian Backstreets were an instant-buy for me too. Great set as usual, with lots of interesting places. Probably a bit too clean for real Paris, but that's not really a bad thing
If it's trash that it's missing, there's always this mega set to help you make it more realistic ;)
I don't know if it's related to my message about le Café on that subject, but the menu without any monetary sign is great, allowing the whole set to be easily used in a scene set before the Euro became the offical currency
Cows, all of the cows. Woot!
Popular with whom?
I thought it was funny.
agreed on cows and the bull. Very nice for sure.
I'm really glad for the cows, but not quite as impressed with the bull as he seems to be... er... rather under-endowed and/or missing something important, and is a bit on the chunky side as well. For that matter, the new Minotaur and the new fur set both seem to be missing provisions for that as well...
True that. I had to have a good look to see if he's accidently been made a steer. I'm afraid any bull with that degree of shrinkage would have been sent done the road to the freezing works and and a proper big boy brought in to do the job.
Maybe he's not old enough for the character to include anatomical elements.