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Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,265
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solid and broken bricks used in karate

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  • ElorElor Posts: 3,137

    If you don't find what you want, there is this freebie for the aftermath of your figure trying to break unbreakabel bricks laugh

    https://www.deviantart.com/gamtrulia/art/Cast-and-accessories-for-Genesis-8-Female-875296250

  • Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,265

    Elor said:

    If you don't find what you want, there is this freebie for the aftermath of your figure trying to break unbreakabel bricks laugh

    https://www.deviantart.com/gamtrulia/art/Cast-and-accessories-for-Genesis-8-Female-875296250

    That's pretty funny. Doesn't help me any but it definitely put a smile on my face.

  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,867

    Had these in my old Kung Fu School (that was sold on my Rendo store before I had to close that). I would upload it to ShareCG but that's closing and it's pretty old anyway.

    Image below - if it's what you're after, I can upload it somewhere - PM me. (No offense taken if it's "thanks but no thanks" as it was my first product and most of it is dated by now, at least for the main building and most of the props).

    The promo below shows the brick and board (solid version plus 2 halves version with break morphs - no bits flying off though).

    KFS SW Promo 14.jpg
    1000 x 667 - 299K
  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,077
    edited April 1

    You can upload freebies at Renderosity if you wish to. They specify the thumbnail size, range of sizes for the promo image and require everything to be in a zip file. I'm pretty sure you'll have met most of the freebie requirements with a sale package, and it's not hugely onerous. Contracturally you may need to have a cut-down package if something that once was for sale is now going on Rendo as a freebie - worth checking. Otherwise, Rendo freebies seem pretty useful and available. I've got a few there (flip me, I hadn't realised it was over 200), and being freebie only without ever trying to sell anything, I have never had any issues.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Post edited by richardandtracy on
  • Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,265

    Silent Winter said:

    Had these in my old Kung Fu School (that was sold on my Rendo store before I had to close that). I would upload it to ShareCG but that's closing and it's pretty old anyway.

    Image below - if it's what you're after, I can upload it somewhere - PM me. (No offense taken if it's "thanks but no thanks" as it was my first product and most of it is dated by now, at least for the main building and most of the props).

    The promo below shows the brick and board (solid version plus 2 halves version with break morphs - no bits flying off though).

    How complicate is it to use in DAZ? I know have to apply shaders to things and that's about it. Even though I've been sing DAZ for over a decade, I really don't know too much on how to use them outside of the norm. Can someone on the novice level use your morph? If so, I'm definitely interested.

  • Fae3DFae3D Posts: 2,834

    I haven't installed it yet myself, but https://sharecg.com/v/39278/gallery/11/Poser/Goat-Shack-AccessoriesUpdated seems to have broken cinderblocks (not sure if that will work for you, but I saw them and thought of this post).  If you want them, you might want to hurry to get them, as ShareCG will be closing.  

  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,867
    edited April 2

    Drogo Nazhur said:

    Silent Winter said:

    Had these in my old Kung Fu School (that was sold on my Rendo store before I had to close that). I would upload it to ShareCG but that's closing and it's pretty old anyway.

    Image below - if it's what you're after, I can upload it somewhere - PM me. (No offense taken if it's "thanks but no thanks" as it was my first product and most of it is dated by now, at least for the main building and most of the props).

    The promo below shows the brick and board (solid version plus 2 halves version with break morphs - no bits flying off though).

    How complicate is it to use in DAZ? I know have to apply shaders to things and that's about it. Even though I've been sing DAZ for over a decade, I really don't know too much on how to use them outside of the norm. Can someone on the novice level use your morph? If so, I'm definitely interested.

    Yes, easy - load prop, go to parameters tab, slide morph slider for angle, slide morph slider for length. See screenshots. Selecting both brick halves at the same time, you can use one slider to make the 2 halves match (but you won't see it until you make one slightly shorter as they blend together perfectly.

    No need to muck about with shaders - they load with the textures as shown below (unless you want to apply a new shader).

    There's also a preload of a set of bricks for breaking (see render) - the top one is the two halves, whereas the support bricks are the 'whole brick' props.

    Brick example.png
    800 x 800 - 416K
    Bricks example screenshot.jpg
    1920 x 1038 - 328K
    Post edited by Silent Winter on
  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,867
    edited April 2

    richardandtracy said:

    You can upload freebies at Renderosity if you wish to. They specify the thumbnail size, range of sizes for the promo image and require everything to be in a zip file. I'm pretty sure you'll have met most of the freebie requirements with a sale package, and it's not hugely onerous. Contracturally you may need to have a cut-down package if something that once was for sale is now going on Rendo as a freebie - worth checking. Otherwise, Rendo freebies seem pretty useful and available. I've got a few there (flip me, I hadn't realised it was over 200), and being freebie only without ever trying to sell anything, I have never had any issues.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Yeah, it's just finding the time to zip it up properly. I'll get around to it. The Kung Fu school is quite old though.

    Post edited by Silent Winter on
  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,077
    edited April 2

    With a little work on creating modern materials, I'm always amazed at how good old stuff looks.

    For example, who would have guessed the characters in this image were both based on V3?

    With your experience, I'm sure you could make the old models look a deal better than that.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Post edited by richardandtracy on
  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,867

    richardandtracy said:

    With a little work on creating modern materials, I'm always amazed at how good old stuff looks.

    For example, who would have guessed the characters in this image were both based on V3?

    With your experience, I'm sure you could make the old models look a deal better than that.

    Regards,

    Richard

    It's not the difficulty...it's the time :(
    Same reason I haven't released anything in ages. My day job is teaching and we have a teacher shortage. That means I end up overworked. 

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,077
    Understood. It's getting to be the same everywhere. Hope things pick up for you.
  • Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,265

    Silent Winter said:

    Drogo Nazhur said:

    Silent Winter said:

    Had these in my old Kung Fu School (that was sold on my Rendo store before I had to close that). I would upload it to ShareCG but that's closing and it's pretty old anyway.

    Image below - if it's what you're after, I can upload it somewhere - PM me. (No offense taken if it's "thanks but no thanks" as it was my first product and most of it is dated by now, at least for the main building and most of the props).

    The promo below shows the brick and board (solid version plus 2 halves version with break morphs - no bits flying off though).

    How complicate is it to use in DAZ? I know have to apply shaders to things and that's about it. Even though I've been sing DAZ for over a decade, I really don't know too much on how to use them outside of the norm. Can someone on the novice level use your morph? If so, I'm definitely interested.

    Yes, easy - load prop, go to parameters tab, slide morph slider for angle, slide morph slider for length. See screenshots. Selecting both brick halves at the same time, you can use one slider to make the 2 halves match (but you won't see it until you make one slightly shorter as they blend together perfectly.

    No need to muck about with shaders - they load with the textures as shown below (unless you want to apply a new shader).

    There's also a preload of a set of bricks for breaking (see render) - the top one is the two halves, whereas the support bricks are the 'whole brick' props.

    Yes, I am interested

  • Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,265

    Silent Winter said:

    richardandtracy said:

    You can upload freebies at Renderosity if you wish to. They specify the thumbnail size, range of sizes for the promo image and require everything to be in a zip file. I'm pretty sure you'll have met most of the freebie requirements with a sale package, and it's not hugely onerous. Contracturally you may need to have a cut-down package if something that once was for sale is now going on Rendo as a freebie - worth checking. Otherwise, Rendo freebies seem pretty useful and available. I've got a few there (flip me, I hadn't realised it was over 200), and being freebie only without ever trying to sell anything, I have never had any issues.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Yeah, it's just finding the time to zip it up properly. I'll get around to it. The Kung Fu school is quite old though.

    No rush but please let me know when and where I can get it when available

  • Drogo NazhurDrogo Nazhur Posts: 1,265

    richardandtracy said:

    With a little work on creating modern materials, I'm always amazed at how good old stuff looks.

    For example, who would have guessed the characters in this image were both based on V3?

    With your experience, I'm sure you could make the old models look a deal better than that.

    Regards,

    Richard

    That's why I've been regressing. While most of my stuff is G8 based. I've been using more and more G3 and even started going back to G2.

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,077
    I don't have enough G2/V6 to play with to try to modernise, but V3.. yes. Does make a virtually unrecognisable huge difference. Regards, Richard.
  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,867

    Check your messages for the download link :)

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