Thank you Endosphere I felt it turned out alot better too. I fashioned another skin for the model and placed hair on the scalp area in the front that definately helped with the softening of the hairline. I also made sure that the ignore shader trees option was picked when rendering this helped with the clarity of the hair which looks and shines like normal hair now not all dark like before. I also made sure the bump map on the skin was in place and working and she turned out alot clearer and with more detail. As I have stated before I love the challenge of making a pretty render with primitive models Confusious made one heck of a hair prop and in many ways its more realistic than the anime styled hairs that are available. It makes for a more earthy realistic type of rendering. I was trying for a more old school type starlet look with this one like from the old movies. Anyway, I am glad you commented on this I appreciate it!
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Location: Tennessee, The Great Polecat State
12 Feb 2009 02:09
Always looking better. I guess Posette is like a real woman. Always tring to look there best in everything
they do. Have you ever tried to use the dynamic hair in P5 on up? It gets great looks if you are 'tired
of the same look. Not that this doesn't look good because it looks great, but the hair room if you can
master it has some pretty cool looks about it. You can get great looks with the wind and gravity
to the hair.
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But six left turns will get you around the block
and back in the driveway again.
Sadly P5 hair option lags my poor knucklebuster of a computer to an extreme lol I can do P4 stuff with ease but alot of the P5 things lag really bad for me. This is one reason I try my hardest with primitives to make them look as they do though lol. Thanks for viewing tda42 I appreciate it!!!
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You can get great looks with the wind and gravity
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