Thanks Bastep

Grandma Tilly's tea terminal...

She had been looking for him for a few weeks but her eyes weren't what they used to be many years ago.
The next one will be ordered with a GPS tracking system.

Without PostFX... :)

Here are five render impressions with Nova from Vyusur.
No PostFX on all 5.
Own skin shader with the original skins from Vyusur. Unfortunately, Vyusur didn't include any normal maps for Nova, so the bump maps had to do their best.
Some of the skins didn't quite fit and I had to make some improvements, but the beautiful Nova can be forgiven, she can't help it...

The fact is, with the game ready driver the crash is foreseeable, I don't even need to try. With the Studio Driver I have a lot more time to get something up and running before Poser says goodbye. I've played the game way too many times. With 1000 watts, it's anything but a power undersupply for me. I believe that Poser has a real problem with complex operations, be it the amount of data or the integrity of the calculations. In addition, the connection to the operating system does not seem to work, like an estranged married couple who only live in the same house. When I try more complex processes with Poser, it's only a matter of time before Poser packs up and leaves the scene. This doesn't happen in Blender, at least not for me. It doesn't matter if you know that and are prepared.

By the way.....

My recommendation if an Nvidia graphics card is in the game, install the studio driver and not the game ready driver. The Studio driver is more stable and Poser doesn't crash as often. However, the crashes won't stop completely and for me it often takes Windows down with it. When it comes to projects, I save the scene straight away, I know my adrenaline level when everything disappears into a black monitor image after hours of work...

Thanks.
And thanks Red Phantom for the inspiration.
As a fan of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, I put the mentally unstable Marvin in the scene. And I think he fits in quite well in the forest.

Never go into the forest alone...

In this case (Girl on sofa) I used the physical rendermode.

Thanks alot. I will try your suggestions...

Does anyone have an idea how to prevent the stripes on the legs and arms?

I've tried everything. Shadow smoothing, roughness etc.

Experimenting with my skinshader to get a very light skin tone. I used the skin color Pantone 38-8-C or the 78... series as a guide. With very light skin and skin with poor color, it can easily happen that unsightly dark zones appear. This doesn't happen with my shader settings... no idea why.

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 6:30 PM Sat, 14 October 2023 - #4476266

You reeeeally loved her feet huh. LMAO!

Nice renders!

Yes indeed,. They are absolute woooowwww....!

Yes, I was totally fascinated by LaFamme2's feet. The mobility alone is incredible.

Below are a few pictures of my attempts to create a metallic cosmetic skin shader...

You reeeeally loved her feet huh. LMAO!

Nice renders!

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