Well then. Edward!

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  • Butch said:

    Here's my version of Finn, with a dash of Butch. 

     

    What an excellent image.  You've definitely made your own unique character there, and he works really well in this image.  Lucky for him that Venice is warm.

  • ButchButch Posts: 800
    Butch said:

    Here's my version of Finn, with a dash of Butch. 

     

    What an excellent image.  You've definitely made your own unique character there, and he works really well in this image.  Lucky for him that Venice is warm.

    Thanks, Dim. 

  • Wow.  Was not expecting Edward.  And so close to Alexandra as well!  I love the character and I can make use of most of the pro bundle as well.   Into the cart he went. Great Job Daz!

    I had actually been holding off on Alexandra due to a plan to save up a bit more for March Madness sales this year but then someone posted a render showing Alexandra paired with Edward and then I took another look at her char and pro bundle.  I should not have done that.  I really should not have done that. Oh well.  At least her introductory deal was still working.  

    So much for saving up for March Madness.  

    On the other hand, 8 pro bundles and six add-on items for the price of 2 pro bundles is not a deal to sneeze at.  I’m sure I can find something to do with those centaurs at some point ????

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    edited February 2018

    I did only get the base figure I can't really afford the pro bundle at the moment.

    He is very well done and mixes nicely with other charaters, I've mixed in a bit of Darwin Mishaps's Giuseppe.

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,250
    scorpio said:

    I did only get the base figure I can't really afford the pro bundle at the moment.

    He is very well done and mixes nicely with other charaters, I've mixed in a bit of Darwin Mishaps's Giuseppe.

    Oh, nice!

  • Serene NightSerene Night Posts: 17,704
    edited February 2018

    I’ll be frank. I have been disappointed with the clothing included with Edward so far. I was really hoping I might find something I like but so far the outfits all dforce aren’t to my taste or I’m having trouble with some aspect . I’m going to test the rest of the bundle out and calculate whether it is cheaper to keep for the few items I can use vs the ones I may never and possibly return it and buy alacarte.

     

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  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    barbult said:
    scorpio said:

    I did only get the base figure I can't really afford the pro bundle at the moment.

    He is very well done and mixes nicely with other charaters, I've mixed in a bit of Darwin Mishaps's Giuseppe.

    Oh, nice!

    Thanks

  • Sorry if it's a silly question, but does anyone happen to know what the jacket is in the main promo?

  • MartialMartial Posts: 431

    Simple question 

    i see  this message at the Edward 8 page

    Edward 8 Pro Bundle INCLUDES THE HD ADD-ON FOR A LIMITED TIME!PLUS - get previous featured character bundles for FREE!

     

    SCROLL DOWN FOR DETAILS

    But i scroll down and  i see nothing  about what previous character bundle i can have for free

    Where must i clik for knowing ?

     

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    edited February 2018

    Would appear to be these ones.   https://www.daz3d.com/daz-original-select-bundles

    You need to buy Edward, one of his featured add ons and then you get one bundle free, as long as you have them all in the cart together

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  • Sorry if it's a silly question, but does anyone happen to know what the jacket is in the main promo?

    It's from the Alt Style Outfit

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,250

    I’ll be frank. I have been disappointed with the clothing included with Edward so far. I was really hoping I might find something I like but so far the outfits all dforce aren’t to my taste or I’m having trouble with some aspect . I’m going to test the rest of the bundle out and calculate whether it is cheaper to keep for the few items I can use vs the ones I may never and possibly return it and buy alacarte.

    I've had the same reaction so far. The paper thin outer garments just don't look right in the renders I've done so far. I still have a lot of products in the bundle/purchased addons that I haven't tried yet, though. 

  • OstadanOstadan Posts: 1,130
    edited February 2018

    For whatever it's worth.

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  • Butch said:

    Here's my version of Finn, with a dash of Butch. 

    ...well hi. That turned out very nicely laugh

    Also I think I like how Finn's skin looks better there than in some of the other images, will need to try out different letting an tweaking the settings...

  • ButchButch Posts: 800

    I’ll be frank. I have been disappointed with the clothing included with Edward so far. I was really hoping I might find something I like but so far the outfits all dforce aren’t to my taste or I’m having trouble with some aspect . I’m going to test the rest of the bundle out and calculate whether it is cheaper to keep for the few items I can use vs the ones I may never and possibly return it and buy alacarte.

    To me, I get more value from just buying the base character morphs and the skin textures, than the clothing.  Clothing I'll buy if/when I need it.

    Also I think I like how Finn's skin looks better there than in some of the other images, will need to try out different letting an tweaking the settings...

    Thanks @AlmightyQUEST .  I didn't change any skin settings - they're out of the box.   I just swapped his painted eyebrows with Redz falsies and added a suitable hair colour.  The body shape's all mine, but his head is a mix of mine, Finn and Edward. 

  • Serene NightSerene Night Posts: 17,704
    edited February 2018

    We don’t get a lot of male content so I sort of rely on bundles to beef out my existing library. I really loved Owens content mostly. But so far I don’t love dforcable male clothing for mostly the reasons Barbult has stated.

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,250
    edited February 2018

    I found that the dForce Warrier King outfit worked well, even in this challenging crouching pose. The cape geometry might be one of those paper thin things, but the texture and dForce results make it look OK to me, even in the close render I did. So based on this quick test, yes from me for this Luthbellina Nikisatez outfit. 

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,250
    edited February 2018

    Duplicate post again. Darn Chrome keeps doing that to me. Why?

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  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    edited February 2018

    Edward with a few morphs. I shrunk his eyes (again!...When is Daz gonna make a figure that doesn't have enormous eyes?! LOL), plus a partial Shimuzu head morph. A little bit o post too.

    Hair and beard are Laticis freebies for Genesis 2 Male, which fit nicely. Each one is doubled with the second one scaled ever-so-slightly different and colored just a bit differently. Super Natural eyebrows.

    Laurie

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  • Serene NightSerene Night Posts: 17,704

    He looks great. I like his expression. Yeah I tend to shrink eyes as well. 

  •  

    Is there a reason that dforce clothing looks a bit thin fabric weight wise? I typically like Contemporary clothing but some of the newer dforce clothing seems to be thinner and not have the weight of the old conforming cloth. fabrics like denim do not move like sheet fabric as it has weight and some degree of stiffness.  So denim for example is less likely to pool at your feet like a silk fabric.

    Wouldn't that be down to the material settings? Not the mesh or anything like that? It may just be that collectively people are still working out the best settings for material. I have had to adjust settings on my own quite a bit, and still haven't nailed what settings work best for things like denim, thicker jackets, etc.

    This is why. dForce has such wonky simulation that you have to use crazy lightweight fabric settings to consistently avoid explosions.

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,729

    The number of polygons in an item matter too. I couldn't get the Little Ones Shirt to drape as much as I'd like because it was low poly. It did drape without problems though.

  • maikdeckermaikdecker Posts: 3,037
    Butch said:

    Here's my version of Finn, with a dash of Butch. 

     

    If he would visit the carnival in Cologne (Germany) in that outfit, there would be quite a few males trying to drag him off the street, because of that "dash of Butch" devil

    Great render, that! yes

     

    Nikisatez said:

    Hi all. Thought I’d drop in real quick about the ‘paper thin’ comments. Here’s the issue.  <snip>

    You're 100% right... the short version would be: dForce right now (!!!) works great with simple stuff like towels, bedsheets, capes, simple skirts and shirts and suchlike, but the more intricate the designs get, the higher is the explosion risk.

    I play around with dForce quite a bit, but the results usually aren't too satisfying (yet !!!).

  • Daywalker DesignsDaywalker Designs Posts: 3,586
    edited February 2018

    I went ahead and got him, but hid the unwanted HD morph in DIM. Render in progress.

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  • The DiigitalsThe Diigitals Posts: 380
    edited February 2018

    I'm loving this figuire even though he's a million miles from what I would ever noemally buy, the HD wrinkles sold me, as they look great on any character.

    Here's default Edward with Tyrone's beard and Fiore brows and also Edward with Fiore skin.

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,085

    That hair is just amazing.

    It was funny, just the other day I wanted hair that I couldn't find any recent generation version of, something high widow peak and swept back. Poked at doing it in fibermesh... then that came out and it's PERFECT

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    edited February 2018
    Oso3D said:

    That hair is just amazing.

    It was funny, just the other day I wanted hair that I couldn't find any recent generation version of, something high widow peak and swept back. Poked at doing it in fibermesh... then that came out and it's PERFECT

    I have so many of Redz hairs....lol. They're a must-have now :) This hair in particular, the hairs themselves look really fine and soft.

    If I'm rendering a guy, chances are great he's wearing a Redz hair, Redz SuperNatural Brows and Redz body hair. LMAO. Maybe even Redz Lashes!

    Laurie

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  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,729
    edited February 2018

    What I'm wondering if it has/is composed of varying more sparsely populated fibre mesh hairs that you can choose different colors for to make a salt & pepper effect? That is what she has done there or something different?

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  • melaniemelanie Posts: 806

    Okay, my two-cents' worth. I think Edward is the best looking figure DAZ has come up with yet. He's the most realistic I've seen so far. This stuff just keeps getting better and better. I love that we're getting some more mature, real people. The world can't be populated by post-teenage people only. It's nice to see some older people. I hope to see more like this. Kudos, DAZ!!!

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