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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087

    Succumbing to the pun, I bring you... a cowgirl

     

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  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited August 2015

    Iray reflection test  with HDRi back ground.

    My first render test using reflection. this took 2 minutes . Click for best view 1080 HD details

     

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087

    A little annoyed at the limitations of clothing tech, but what can you do. If I cared enough to make the image perfect, I'd remove the buttons and add them as props. Maybe do the same for the pocket... somehow? hrm.

     

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  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited August 2015

    I thouhgt I try something different. This is a flock of Canadian geese flying south for the winter.

    Render time 3 minutes HDR labs- HDRi Back ground with custom back light.  Ken Gillians  flock formation set with Iray mat presets

    Click for best view full size for 720 hd details

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  • zombietaggerungzombietaggerung Posts: 3,850

    I felt like something a bit humorous: "Well one of us is going to Have to change"

     

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  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,347

    That is such a lovely, serene image Ivy!  WOW! 

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165

    Thank you very much Ram your really sweet for commenting., I really am trying to work this Iray configuration out so far my best results have been working with HDRi.

  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,347

    Honey, I would buy a tutorial from you.  I like everything you post.  Gorgeous results every time.  I'm so so behind as I'm trying to play catch up with getting a product finished and up at Hivewire for Dawn and Dusk... health issues SUCK and get in my way constantly when all I want to do is be creative and have fun with all this stuff!  Grrrrrrrrrrrr ... keep doing what you, I'm a fan! laugh

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited August 2015

    I dunno how good I would be at teaching this stuff blush..  I am still trying to learn what works best, and it seems every time i get it figured out Daz changes things so I have to start all over again. angry

    I am very sorry to hear about your health declining I'll keep you in my thoughts & prayers . the only reason I have been around more lately is because  I had 2 lumps( not cancerous thank god) removed from my left breast 10 days  ago so that is why I've been home from work  prowling the forums and had some free time to play with Daz Studio and get reaquainted with my NVIDIA graphic cards.  But if there is anything i can ever do to help Ram please feel free to ask .>Hugs<

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087

    This took 4 hours. Strangely, from hour 1-4, convergence stuck very firmly at 10%. Going to run it again overnight, but I dunno, the grain/noise/magicpixies look 'appropriate.'

    Smoking jacket from Wilmap (which... looks cool, but was REALLY difficult to fit), One Man Band shirt, TNC shoes, Leggings, the floor is from Mage Tower, the ceiling is Stucco on Plane, the three mirrors are Polished Aluminum or Titanium, the light fixture is from one of the recent contemporary things.

    Character is Michael 6, Unshaven for Genesis.

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  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,905
    edited August 2015

    ...so still struggling with getting the emissive shader to work correctly in Streets of Old London. I tried several different approaches and nothing seems to work. I can get the lights in the buildings and bulbs in the streetlights to glow, but not cast light on other elements of the scene, or in the case of interior lights, to shine through the windows out onto the street like would normally occur.  Not sure what I am missing here. Setting up individual photometric lights in all the locations would be no better than what one has to do in 3DL with spot and point lights.  I thought the advantage of mesh lights is that you can turn existing light fixtures, bulbs, flames, etc into light emitters rather than have to place spot and point lights all over the scene.

    With Lux I had little trouble getting mesh lights to illuminate their surroundings.

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  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,347
    Ivy said:

    I dunno how good I would be at teaching this stuff blush..  I am still trying to learn what works best, and it seems every time i get it figured out Daz changes things so I have to start all over again. angry

    I am very sorry to hear about your health declining I'll keep you in my thoughts & prayers . the only reason I have been around more lately is because  I had 2 lumps( not cancerous thank god) removed from my left breast 10 days  ago so that is why I've been home from work  prowling the forums and had some free time to play with Daz Studio and get reaquainted with my NVIDIA graphic cards.  But if there is anything i can ever do to help Ram please feel free to ask .>Hugs<

    WOW... so so glad it wasn't cancer hon.  Big HUGZ back to you.  laugh

  • eiliestleiliestl Posts: 100
    edited August 2015

    1 hour 

     

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  • eiliestleiliestl Posts: 100

    2 hours in and it get gets no clearer than this.

  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,212
    kyoto kid said:

    ...so still struggling with getting the emissive shader to work correctly in Streets of Old London. I tried several different approaches and nothing seems to work. I can get the lights in the buildings and bulbs in the streetlights to glow, but not cast light on other elements of the scene, or in the case of interior lights, to shine through the windows out onto the street like would normally occur.  Not sure what I am missing here. Setting up individual photometric lights in all the locations would be no better than what one has to do in 3DL with spot and point lights.  I thought the advantage of mesh lights is that you can turn existing light fixtures, bulbs, flames, etc into light emitters rather than have to place spot and point lights all over the scene.

    With Lux I had little trouble getting mesh lights to illuminate their surroundings.

    Funnily enough I have just returned to a scene I have been working on. I have every light set to emit light and they all shine light about the scene.

    What are you actually doing with the settings of the Emissive shader and lights?

    All I did was go to each street lamp, zoom into the bulb, highlight it with the surface picker, add the emissive shader and set the light to 50 Watts at .50 (which is the setting for a gas lamp) and emission temperature at 5500k.

    For the interior light I highlighted each building, found the light bulb in the scene list, highlighted it in the surface picker, added the emissive shader and set the light to the same as the street lights.

    If I change the light settings to 150 Watts at 5.0 (an incandescent light bulb) it looks like Las Vegas :)

  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 12,514

     

    eiliestl said:

    1 hour 

     

    Do you have your headlamp on?  That may be what is contributing to the lights blowing everything out.  Also, on your second post, it looks like you may have deleted the attachment.  Make sure you leave the attachment and only use the url to its location and change the width to not exceed 800 pixels.

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087

    Victoria 6 HD model with some basic mods (.5 Heavy morph, tweaked the nose and jaw a little), Actual Hair 2 + extensive tweaks to the materials, Betty Paige dynamic outfit.

    I'm increasingly frustrated trying to fit clothes. Eagerly waiting end of September, when I can afford to spend on content -- Zev0's Fit Control is top of the list.

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  • IceCrMnIceCrMn Posts: 2,321

    Is it just me, or do all the renders of V6 here have a mustache?I see a thin black line over her top lip in all the renders,I see it in all mine as well.

  • ToborTobor Posts: 2,300
    timmins.william said:

    Zev0's Fit Control is top of the list.

    You can't go wrong  Fixes many things. Would love to see Zev0 come up with even a half-way working V4-to-Genesis autofit morph adjuster, for things like the V-crease in dresses.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,905
    Fishtales said:
    kyoto kid said:

    ...so still struggling with getting the emissive shader to work correctly in Streets of Old London. I tried several different approaches and nothing seems to work. I can get the lights in the buildings and bulbs in the streetlights to glow, but not cast light on other elements of the scene, or in the case of interior lights, to shine through the windows out onto the street like would normally occur.  Not sure what I am missing here. Setting up individual photometric lights in all the locations would be no better than what one has to do in 3DL with spot and point lights.  I thought the advantage of mesh lights is that you can turn existing light fixtures, bulbs, flames, etc into light emitters rather than have to place spot and point lights all over the scene.

    With Lux I had little trouble getting mesh lights to illuminate their surroundings.

    Funnily enough I have just returned to a scene I have been working on. I have every light set to emit light and they all shine light about the scene.

    What are you actually doing with the settings of the Emissive shader and lights?

    All I did was go to each street lamp, zoom into the bulb, highlight it with the surface picker, add the emissive shader and set the light to 50 Watts at .50 (which is the setting for a gas lamp) and emission temperature at 5500k.

    For the interior light I highlighted each building, found the light bulb in the scene list, highlighted it in the surface picker, added the emissive shader and set the light to the same as the street lights.

    If I change the light settings to 150 Watts at 5.0 (an incandescent light bulb) it looks like Las Vegas :)

    ..I use the surfaces tab.  Did the same picked the bulbs in the lamps and bulb in the ceiling lights set the street lights to 250w (Using this in a modern day scene) and the interior lights to 150w Temperature is 5000K for each. What is the "5.0" setting you mention?

    All I get is what looks similar to if you applied the Ambient channel in 3DL, the bulbs glow but emit no surrounding light..

  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,212
    kyoto kid said:
    Fishtales said:
    kyoto kid said:
    ..I use the surfaces tab.  Did the same picked the bulbs in the lamps and bulb in the ceiling lights set the street lights to 250w (Using this in a modern day scene) and the interior lights to 150w Temperature is 5000K for each. What is the "5.0" setting you mention?

    All I get is what looks similar to if you applied the Ambient channel in 3DL, the bulbs glow but emit no surrounding light..

    Sorry, the 5.0 is the Luminous Efficacy setting.

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087
    Tobor said:
    timmins.william said:

    Zev0's Fit Control is top of the list.

    You can't go wrong  Fixes many things. Would love to see Zev0 come up with even a half-way working V4-to-Genesis autofit morph adjuster, for things like the V-crease in dresses.

    Given Fit Control apparently will let me layer clothing, and the lack of options on many of Wilmap's free stuff and other older stuff (not that I'm complaining! But it makes it tricky to use), I'm going to love using it for things like shirt and jacket, and so on.

     

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,905
    Fishtales said:
    kyoto kid said:
    Fishtales said:
    kyoto kid said:
    ..I use the surfaces tab.  Did the same picked the bulbs in the lamps and bulb in the ceiling lights set the street lights to 250w (Using this in a modern day scene) and the interior lights to 150w Temperature is 5000K for each. What is the "5.0" setting you mention?

    All I get is what looks similar to if you applied the Ambient channel in 3DL, the bulbs glow but emit no surrounding light..

    Sorry, the 5.0 is the Luminous Efficacy setting.

    ...OK thanks, I'll give that a try.  Did downlod some IES profiles as well.

  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,212
    edited August 2015

    Efficacy setting for an incandescent lamp is 12, I don't know where I got the 5.0 from :)

    This gives Efficacy settings for a few lights.

    http://www.lrc.rpi.edu/programs/nlpip/lightinganswers/lightsources/relationship.asp

    http://www.olino.org/advice/us/overview/results?cct=1843-4912&amp;supplier=LIGHTS 4 Europe GmbH and Co. KG&amp;lamptype=streetlight

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087

    Decided I haven't done enough nudes, so: http://tinyurl.com/pg85cuh

     

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited August 2015

    Dragon Princess

    Rendered with Iray. best view full size for 1080 HD details

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  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,347

    Perfection! 

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165

    Thank you very much Ram.  I really like this girl I picked up from Silver. :)

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,087

    The bra made me laugh. :) Great render!

    Interestingly enough, was just working on my own dragon-themed woman.

    It's funny, for a while I was a bit dismissive of tattoo packs, because I thought 'I could just put stuff in myself.' But I happened to have one from some group pack, and... it's nice to just go click click done.

     

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  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    edited August 2015
    timmins.william said:

    The bra made me laugh. :) Great render!

    Interestingly enough, was just working on my own dragon-themed woman.

    It's funny, for a while I was a bit dismissive of tattoo packs, because I thought 'I could just put stuff in myself.' But I happened to have one from some group pack, and... it's nice to just go click click done.

     

    Thank you for the the comment :)  the dragon suit is something i got free at renderosity.com  https://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/malinda---superconforming-dragon-costume-and-cape-for-v4-a4-g4-s4/75596 I just modified it for g2f &  IRAY Mats s. The light flare was just a hit and miss by playing with the dials

    I love that tatto look you created it has a lot of debt to it

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