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Rhia474 In reply to Thalia-Dawnbringer [2009-09-10 19:07:23 +0000 UTC]

Thank you; that was the nth render of the scene I was finally OK with, and indeed it was the expressions that finally made me feel like I was done.

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Thalia-Dawnbringer In reply to Rhia474 [2009-09-10 20:09:31 +0000 UTC]

I read the chapter the render was from, and I must say, you captured that scene beautifully. Well done .

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Rhia474 In reply to Iridaesin [2008-07-13 04:18:18 +0000 UTC]

Thank you, dear... yes, that desperation is part of the emotions that supposed to be there at that particular moment. ::beams:: Glad it worked.

And the hair is OK for Cas, I suppose, but one of these days, I'll just have to have it even better.

Hey, you did animation! Awesome. You're a better woman that I am...that's one territory I haven't quite ventured out yet. Maybe next year...

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Iridaesin In reply to Rhia474 [2008-07-13 04:58:47 +0000 UTC]

Animation purely because I seemed to have inherited some of my brother's electronic skills. And as for woman? My friend I am just entering my freshman year of highschool when summer is over! Though I appreciate you assuming otherwise. Regardless, yes, your work is fantastic, as is your story.

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Rhia474 In reply to OfficerDonNZ [2008-07-11 13:52:09 +0000 UTC]

Yay, thank you!

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KaanaMoonshadow In reply to Rhia474 [2008-07-10 14:23:24 +0000 UTC]

Well, I have to admit that I haven't spend too much time with the dynamic hair so far, since it's way easier to work with already finished products.

There are some finished hairs in the Poser hair library, and I think all Poser 6 and 7 male hairs should fit the Simon figure (are you working with Simon? ).

Personally, I work with Victoria and Michael from Daz Studio most of the time, but that's a different story.

I found that looking at the Poser hairs can give you a nice feel where to place the main hair, but as I said, I haven't much experience with that so far.

But I bet that there are many tutorials out there to help you out - you'll work it out soon enough, I'm certain!

And just a little hint - when you answer me via the "Reply" button on my post, I can see right away whether you've written me an answer or not... so I won't miss one of your comments.

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Rhia474 In reply to KaanaMoonshadow [2008-07-10 15:05:48 +0000 UTC]

::beams:: Thank you!! I actually found that the bone structure of James G2 works much better for Casavir--I had a Simon hair on him earlier and it looked rather dorky. This was based on one of the P6 James hairs, and it's OK, but looks a bit too strand-y some places. I did the tutorials, but it still takes ages to simulate the hair flow and style it. Eh well, just means patience and eventual upgrade of computer so processing time is faster. I SO don't have patience.

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KaanaMoonshadow In reply to Rhia474 [2008-07-11 07:04:58 +0000 UTC]

I know what you mean about patience... that's why I upgraded my PC a few weeks back, and the difference is amazing.

The only problem is - the render level of your artworks will grow right along with the PC's capability, so even my new QuadCore gets almost to his knees at some times... ah, well.

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Rhia474 In reply to KaanaMoonshadow [2008-07-11 13:51:48 +0000 UTC]

Kaana--oooh, Quad Core. I saw your journal entry and was mighty envious. Maybe for Christmas--I need to be VERY nice to The Husband...

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KaanaMoonshadow In reply to Rhia474 [2008-07-12 06:03:16 +0000 UTC]

Well, I learned that it always pays off to be VERY nice to The Husband, especially if you want him to help with the re-install process.

I can only recommend a QuadCore to every Poser user - it definitely reduced the render time noticeably, and that's always a good thing (patience, you know?).

I'll keep my fingers crossed that he'll buy you a nice gift for Christmas.

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