AcePyx posted at 10:38 AM Mon, 29 January 2024 - #4480857

AI is SOOO bad at hands and toes! :'(

Here for comparison the poser render.

I fiddled around with a local installation of stable diffusion (automatic 1111). It's easy to create depth-maps in firefly. One can feed the depth-map to stable diffusion and use the ai as a renderer, which works quite well. 

Thank you, I had overlooked that. Looks quite good so far.

Tinkering with transparency maps for lighting.

An older scene that I changed slightly for Poser 13.

Thank you!  , @hornet3d and ghostship2. I'm slowly getting the hang of it again  after a long pause, but i forgot very much.

I'm still not over V4. Here I try Ghostships hair system and sunglasses.

@odf:Great lighting, but what are the horns for? ps. I'm a Westphalian too.

Try these steps: 

Please show a screenshot of your render settings.

A classic test scene for global illumination, the "Cornell box". Post FX with .075 intel denoise.

@ ghostship2 "Aiko 4" Very nice! Is that your hair shader system? I bought it a while ago but never came around to give it a try.

FVerbaas posted at 3:24 AM Mon, 17 April 2023 - #4462442

I do not have ZBrush or other fancy tools or bump sets so for my Roxie dooldes I will have to live with what's there for Roxie, Poser and PaintShopPro.

To avoid local skin color(lightness) affecting bump I was thinking of using the current plain desaturated map and get the difference with a blurred version of same, with blur radius on the order twice the size of skin detail. The blurred area should have the average skin lightness and the difference be representative for the bumps relative to average skin level. 

I applied ghostship2s maps to sclera, pupil and lips and toned down the bump map on the skin.