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Subject: Sanganien a Luvae ar' Mire' (props pack)


mrestey ( ) posted Mon, 23 June 2008 at 8:01 PM · edited Fri, 08 November 2024 at 7:48 PM

Hello everyone. I posted this at the DAZ site but didn't get much response. The one response I did get was not helpful so I'll try here:

I am having a problem with the textures for the Sanganien a Luvae ar' Mire' (High Fantasy props pack) not rendering properly in D/S 2.0. The knife and sword come out stark white.
Does anyone know if this is related to the point made in the readme file about people who use Poser 4 needing to convert the PNG files to JPGs?
If so, can I simply open the PNGs in Adobe and save them as JPGs and then change the texture somehow through the "surfaces" tab?

Thanks in advance for your help.

PS: I found some JPGs in the HFP/3DUniverse folder and tried applying them to no availe. Perhaps I do not know the proper way to apply them to the props.


Lighthorse ( ) posted Tue, 24 June 2008 at 8:54 AM

I have had that happen also Try this
Go to Tools select surface selection.
Open the Surface tab now select the
part of the Sword.that is turning white.
go down the list in surface tab and adjust the Glossiness
of that surface to the 100% all the way to the right
the 100% should turn gray. Also check the next line down
Color if it is white change it to black, now back in tools
select spot render and use your mouse push the left
button and drag over sword, It will do a quickie render
to see if that solved your problem. you can make fine
adjustments now even change the texture.
do the same with the Knife.
That should do it

Lighthorse
FalconArts.Com


mrestey ( ) posted Tue, 24 June 2008 at 3:03 PM

Thank you Lighthorse.
I will try your idea and reply here to let you know what happened.

Mike


mrestey ( ) posted Tue, 24 June 2008 at 5:25 PM

file_408921.gif

OK Lighthorse, you put me on the right track. I used the following settings and got the attached results:

For all wood parts and quiver:

Specular Glossiness = 100%

Specular Glossiness Color = Black

Lighting Model: Matte

 

For all gold parts:

Diffuse Color: 239,204,135

Diffuse Color Strength: 100%

Specular Glossiness: 85%

Specular Glossiness Color: 239,204,135

Lighting Model: Glossy (Metalallic)

 

For the Blades:

Specular Glossiness: 100%

Specular Glossiness Color = 192,192,192

Specular Strength: 86%

Reflection Color: 192,192,192

Reflection Strength: 85%

Lighting Model: Glossy (Metalallic)

 

Handle of Ranger Sword:

Diffuse Color: 0,50,0

Diffuse Color Strength: 100%

Specular Glossiness: 100%

Specular Glossiness Color = 0,0,0 (black)

Lighting Model: Matte

 

Arrow Head:

Specular Glossiness: 100%

Specular Glossiness Color = 0,0,0 (black)

Lighting Model: Metallic

 

Arrow Shaft, Feathers, Feather Ties:

Specular Glossiness: 100%

Specular Glossiness Color = 0,0,0 (black)

Lighting Model: Matte


Lighthorse ( ) posted Tue, 24 June 2008 at 5:29 PM · edited Tue, 24 June 2008 at 5:32 PM

Settings look good change your background color to black
it might be a little easer to see what you are doing.

Now if you play with the Reflections part
of course it depends on how close you are.

Lighthorse
FalconArts.Com


mrestey ( ) posted Tue, 24 June 2008 at 6:56 PM

Yeah, you know ... I cn't figure out how to change the background color. Where is that?


Lighthorse ( ) posted Tue, 24 June 2008 at 11:30 PM

file_408945.jpg

Easy enough

Lighthorse
FalconArts.Com


mrestey ( ) posted Wed, 25 June 2008 at 3:00 PM

LOL.

Funny, I changed the back ground color once a while back before updating but could not remember how and it was driving me crazy.

Thanks Lighthorse.


Lighthorse ( ) posted Wed, 25 June 2008 at 3:43 PM

Thought of a hell of a scene for your sword

Sword sticking in chest (camera in eye) of
person looking down at sword in his chest blood grousome
look on face reflecting off of the blade of the sword.

Lighthorse
FalconArts.Com


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