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Elle-Arden — The Hatching
Published: 2018-03-09 23:52:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 804; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 0
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Made for the new set coming soon at Daz for Arki , Dawon's Mishaps , Shox Design and Riversoft Art ! The set includes character, outfit, textures, pose, and jewelry.Outfit: Striga
Character: Athana
Other goodies:
Lights: iRadiance Light Probes
Effects: Ron's Impressions
Hair: Perrin Hair
Fog: Fog 2
Stars: Angle Dust and Particles
Trees: Ron's Trees
Ground: Filter Forge
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Really liking the colours and the composition of this one.
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Oh thanks so much! I love all your brushes lol! I use at least one of your products in every image. 
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I will try to make you proud, and thanks
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Nice movement and colors kind of reminds me of Nene Thomas!! Great Work!
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Thanks! Wow, I love her stuff! 
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Yes, she does do nice stuff!!
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That's so pretty hon! The dress looks awesome!
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Thanks hon! This dress is so fun to work with!! It's got so many flowing parts yay!
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Nice! I might be tempted to buy that based on such a promo. I'm sure I will be served by dForce though, as it certainly will be and DAZ continues not to recognized my openCL devices for some reason.
Still very well done.
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Ha ha, I have had a few struggles with dForce myself. The great thing about this dress though is that they have made preset poses for it (This in fact was one of those) so no need to get dForce out at all as long as you like those and don't have an extreme character or something. It will just fit like a normal conforming clothing! Thank you!
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The set has 20 poses for both G3F and G8F and matching morphs for all the fabric parts, which can be applied through one click pesets. So you don't really need dForce.
We know that not everyone uses the new DAZ toys, so we created a quick start solution
Have you tried using your CPU as an OpenCL device, though? dForce doesn't like my cards in my desktop computer, so I had to get my processor to do this. And it worked!
You might need to install the appropriate runtimes to do this, though.
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Actually on windows dForce works fine for me. I just never use windows. I run DAZ with wine in Linux. Works perfectly fine, except for dForce. It refuses to find an openCL devise (despite every benchmark suite or game I tried that uses openCL having no problem finding and utilizing either the Nvidia or the Intel CPU openCL drivers I also installed). No idea what messed up detection routine DAZ employs. I've the hunch dForce would actually work fine if it just tried instead of relying on thatr borked openCL detection. OTOH I can't really use windumb either, as it rest on a tiny old SSD while all my daz files are on a btrfs formated drive that windows can't even read. (Not that I would want to dual boot every time I need simulate something with dForce).
Thanks for the suggestions and the info though, guess I will have to give it a much closer look after all.
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Have you looked at this site? Looks like they have the OpenCL runtimes for Linux as well:
software.intel.com/en-us/artic…
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That's the one I used. Got it to work now, turns out all that was required is adding the opencl.dll to the library overrides. Still finds only the Intel openCL, but hey it works and it sure beats setting up dual booting.
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