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Afina79 β Creating Water In Daz Studio
Published: 2010-03-31 18:14:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 50591; Favourites: 515; Downloads: 1882
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Ever sat there and wondered just how in the world to create water in Daz Studio? Tried various things only to be left disappointed in the results? Yeah, I have been there before myself.Here is a simple tutorial on how to create water in Daz Studio. ^_^ Hope you enjoy!
Example of these settings in work!
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thanks you of lots for yours tutorials,i've just begun to use DAZ3D studio,and i'm try to have a wonderful render like your great work!
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Do these settings work for newer versions of DAZ studio? I'm using ver. 4.7 and can't get the bump displacement to appear all that well, and was wondering if the settings have to be higher. Plz reply when you can. Thx.
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great! any idea how to create water droplets on a model in daz?
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If I were found this tuto just a few hours ago, it would have saved me a massive headache. Thank you.
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I've been looking for a tutorial like this for days! Β Thank you!!
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that's where a few water textures are if anyone is interested. ^^ Great tutorial, and it is helpful a lot. 
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where can i download daz i have install manager but i dont know how?
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Been looking how to make water, thanks for this!
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Can you show what bump you use for this render? I try create a bump map using PS with size 2048 x 2048, but the render turns out to be pixelated. You said you use the water bump from DAZ. Can you indicate which product?
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Didn't work, only creates a black plane, with a grey-scale lit circle in the middle if you view it from the top. Help please? '~'
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Excellent, was wondering how to do this. thanks mate
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Thanks for this tutorial... here's a quickie I threw together to practice... machobubba.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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I think I almost have it now thanks to this... if only that refraction gloss situation weren't so... evil. Just so darn evil.
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Yeah it be. Sadly my main computer is down so I can't even battle with it right now. Hopefully will have it back up and running soon and can do some more tutorials about this.Β
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I'm sorry to hear about your computer! *waves magic wand* Okay that didn't help so I'll just be over here empathizing with the apparent frustration.
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thank you sooo much! i've been trying to get water in my pool for awhile now. thanks[link]
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Thank you very much for sharing!
Used here: [link]
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Great tutorial, I had been trying to figure out how to make a reflective surface without having to import into Bryce for a long time.
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Helpful,very helpful....it's great to learn some new things from great artists like you.
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Will be trying this in the new 4.5 Pro. Fingers crossed multiple times. LMAO
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Hmmmm. I can't seem to get any sort of bump mapping to work out. Do you know if you can just use ANY stock image or does it have to be something special?
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For me I have used most any type but I have found ones with higher contrasts seem to work the best.
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This looks cool, I will give it a try
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Great tutorial! It's definitely helped!
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Honestly on yours I have no idea. I have mine set up different than the default programming was and don't remember where it was when I first started using the program. (You will probably have to look around for it on the top menu if you don't have it pinned down already.)
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Oh I actually figured it out thanks XD
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Wow!! This is beautiful! And so easy! Thankyou!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial. It worked splendidly.
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Glad it came in handy for you. ^_^
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Great tutorial, thanks so much for sharing. Joy!
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