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Time is relative....
Compared to the lifetime of an Orange, it'll be very long.
Compared to the age of a mountain? Almost nothing.
And now you know it exactly, don't you?
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Yes and no.
Yes, it is easy to use, some kind of realistic and (as far as i have tested) all hair / fluid props are working.
But on the other hand a big No, as long as the strange behaviour in some cases are not sorted out, as you can read in this thread.
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One night of elegance, actually part of an animation I am working on.
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Another G9 photorealism attempt
Victoria 9 with heavy shaping modifications
Victoria 9 with heavy shaping modifications
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I promised SW would be back!
In regards to scene making and length of time, it depends. This SW scene came together remarkably fast. I'd say an hour or two from creation to output. Some can take longer if it requires I have to dress up a model like Roxy from Gen13. It's a lot of going through the mods I have and deciding what works or downloading new mods to achieve a look I desire. Environment and lighting came take up time as well. Luckily with this SW scene I had a beach hdri ready to go. Rendering can be short like a couple of minutes to an hour depending on the complexity and models in a scene. However, it depends on your rig as well for how fast you can render. I can I look at other creators here and some of their stuff is really gorgeous and I ponder how they achieved their scenes.
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I give you a short guide.
Step 1: Start the Studio
Step 2: Go nuts, try every button and break things
Step 3: Try to remember what you have broken and try to break the exact same things as efficiently as possible
Step 4: Now google for tutorials on subjects you still don't understand
Step 5: Buy a second-hand camera with at least an MFT or APS-C sensor.
Step 6: Repeat Step 1 to 4 but for photography
The rest is depending on the goals you want to achieve.
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I always struggle in creating fitting wet materials on clothing. What was your approach here?
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