where shooting stars come from

i make jewelry and am working on some peices to put in my brochure.. i got an idea for this one. CC please it's a work in progress!

The star concept is brilliant. You've got a good working base of an image.

The hair seems extremely pixellated. This can be caused by having your Shading Rate set too high in your render settings. the lower the setting, the better the render. If your hair still looks a little off, try selecting the hair object, going to the properties tab in the parameters window, and uncheck "smooth polygons".

There's a post around here somewhere ( maybe TAC institute ) that explains what render settings are the best for the highest quality renders.

The star concept is brilliant. You've got a good working base of an image.

The hair seems extremely pixellated. This can be caused by having your Shading Rate set too high in your render settings. the lower the setting, the better the render. If your hair still looks a little off, try selecting the hair object, going to the properties tab in the parameters window, and uncheck "smooth polygons".

There's a post around here somewhere ( maybe TAC institute ) that explains what render settings are the best for the highest quality renders.

i couldnt find that option in dazstudio =/

i couldnt find that option in dazstudio =/

i was searching the forums and found the hair tutorials.. here is what i came up with
was trying to avoid the stars in her hair they were a pain lol

i was searching the forums and found the hair tutorials.. here is what i came up with
was trying to avoid the stars in her hair they were a pain lol

It looks unrendered... I mean I know it has to be, but it looks as tho you screencaptured what you see in daz and saved it.

Click Render at the top of your screen then Render Settings...

Fiddle with those until you have something you like... then click render! After you do that... go to File > Save Last Render As:

And save it.

It should rid that grainy hair thing and the way the cloth looks on her arms.

Hope that helps-

--Sabby

P.S. Above instructions are for Daz, as thats what I am using too :p

It looks unrendered... I mean I know it has to be, but it looks as tho you screencaptured what you see in daz and saved it.

Click Render at the top of your screen then Render Settings...

Fiddle with those until you have something you like... then click render! After you do that... go to File > Save Last Render As:

And save it.

It should rid that grainy hair thing and the way the cloth looks on her arms.

Hope that helps-

--Sabby

P.S. Above instructions are for Daz, as thats what I am using too :p

I'm not familiar with D/S at all, but I dont have anything to add c/c wise that hasn't been covered. I like the concept and the pose, just need to work on the render settings it looks like. :thumbsup

I'm not familiar with D/S at all, but I dont have anything to add c/c wise that hasn't been covered. I like the concept and the pose, just need to work on the render settings it looks like. :thumbsup

Great tits. Is that a c/c?

Great tits. Is that a c/c?

No, it's not you maroon. /smack (but the boobage is nice) =D

No, it's not you maroon. /smack (but the boobage is nice) =D

<3 nards

<3 nards

hehe sillies!
shes purdy, I like the star ;D

hehe sillies!
shes purdy, I like the star ;D