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Published: 2020-03-26 02:19:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 1691; Favourites: 97; Downloads: 16
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Playing around with some more dForce Wind nodes and dForce Strand Based Hair in DAZ Studio and Iray. This time with "dForce Kay Hair for Genesis 3 and 8 Female(s)". No postworkRelated content
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Thank you, I am learning so much from these experiments
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Thank you, Hair is the hardest thing to do in #D , so I thought I would get some practice blowing some wind in to it and playing with the lighting
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Thank you, I love photos with wind in the hair and it is still the hardest thing to replicate in 3D
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Thank you, I am learning so much from these experiments
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That is so cool wish I had the time
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Lovely... Good job with the hair... it did not look very impressive in the promos... but this is something different!
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Thank you, I have slowly been picking up strand based dForce hair when they are cheap. I have yet to find one that I am in love with, but that may be because I still don't understand how to work with them.Β I figures blowing some wind at them may teach me what they are capable of
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Thank you, I am learning so much from these experiments
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Thank you, I am learning so much from these hair experimentsΒ
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Thank you, Ir's so hard to tell if it's just messy hair or not.Β But I am learning so much pointing wind at these hairs and seeing what happens
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It looks like my sister's hair after it rains.
Great lighting.
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I've always been interested in those windy hair photos and had to try create them in 3d
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Thank you, These experiments with dForce hair and a wind node are teaching me a lot
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Love the hair. I just wonder, if they can be transferred to other software and rendered in Blender / Cycles or Cinema 4D / Vray
Maybe as OBJ
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Thank you, I haven't tried transferring dForce hair to other programs. From my other experiments, I assume an OBJ would be huge.Β Plus all those other programs handle hair so much better than DAZ that it might not be worth the effort
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Really liking the way the lighting is perfect for this texture. Great render!!!!
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Thank you, It seems like the trick is to blast this hair with a lot of backlights
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Thank you, The trick seems to give the hair a powerful backlight
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You are so welcomeΒ Β Β
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I think this one is better than your other attempt.
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Thank you, I keep learning new things with each experiment. It's still hard to predict the results, but it's taking fewer simulations to get smoother results
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Thank you for all your kindness and encouragement
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