I would recommend more. I have a rtx 2070 max q 8gb. For me that's more than enough, I render 8k maps, fibermeshes, displacement maps and normal maps all 8k. Use dforce and I am very happy. In the future I will upgrade if necessary. But for now I am set for a long while. 4gb is not that much, als do depended if the card uses turing or Volta techniques. Personally I would go for an more up to date card if that's in your budget. Or find an alternative card from a year or 2 prior with more vram.

hborre posted at 11:00AM Tue, 08 September 2020 - #4398927

No such thing as Poser Pro 11 anymore. It is officially Poser 11.

What's in a name

Ah, good to know. Never needed though

FVerbaas posted at 7:00AM Tue, 08 September 2020 - #4398912

You can use the reduce polygons function. It works reasonably well but AFAIK it reduces only the polygons, not the vertices.

Isn't that in the gamedev version?

Someone rerigged them, the full nick I don't remember but it starts with Joe.

And so is this one

This render is done on the 2gb gpu.

Peach fuzz and fiber brows , unfortunately I couldnt add fibers to the cloth, the 2 gb were already used.

Yes that is true, however before this one I had a 2gb gpu card and could render the same only 4k maps. It is very important to have true bpr materials and maps in order to have the render engine render it properly and quick.

I believe there were lod figures of v4 and m4.

Knighmare, wow beautiful effects. All within poser? Impressive.

I have a 32 gb ram and 8 gb gpu, 2070 max q card. I render texture maps up to 8k, multiple with fibermesh hair, peach fuzz and clothing. And all works just fine. Rendering doesn't take too long and no choking.

ok. I think the weightmap is not set right, and therefore too lose around the leg. I think you used the automatic rigging feature so you have to adjust the weightmap by hand.

Did you model this yourself? Or is this an item for another figure converted to g8?

You don't have to use cutout, you can just untick show in render.

estherau posted at 6:19PM Wed, 20 November 2019 - #4370810

Wow Liquid - your renders look photorealistic. the jumper in the firs tone looks completely real even without that fuzz. that is the most realistic 3d render i have EVER seen!

Great work! Love esther

Esther thank you, I used wilmap's clothing for this one and a simple hdri. i need to change the shaders for I dont really like them.. All i did was changing the texture and a normal map for the feel of a jumper( it is actually a sweater if im not mistaken lol)