ghostship2 posted at 7:57PM Fri, 13 November 2020 - #4404506

@sliderule others have said that the odd lines in the SSS skin can be removed by subdividing the mesh. Is your V4 subdivided at least once in your image?

Sweet! No it wasn't. That fixed it right up! Thanks!

I'm liking the P12 rendering, mostly. Don't care for the dark lines that seem to follow the texture edges, but I'm sure it'll get fixed.

The money I plunked down for the NVIDIA RTX 2060 card has been well worth it. Insanely fast rendering now. :-)

This is V4 set up in P11 with EZSkin3 script applied there, and then saved and opened in P12.

And, yes, I know the top is goobered at her shoulder. This isn't for anything other than to post here, so I let it go.

Did RDNA fold up? The page is closed.

AHA!

Just the stuff I wanted. Thanks everyone! Looks like it will be a bit before I have anything to post. Lots to learn here.

Thanks for the reply.

I have Silo and can get around in it ok.

I have played enough in the Material Room that I don't think that will be a giant issue.

Rigging I will have to learn. Don't know a thing about it.

My questions are more of the nature of-

1. the hair strips attach to a portion of scalp, I believe. If I copy part of the mesh of the figure to get the scalp, how do I know where to copy and not copy. Or doesn't it matter?

2. How do I attach the strips to the scalp?

3. Is there a width-to-thickness ratio for the strips that is recommended?

A step-by-step rundown would be nice, to see if I even want to mess with hair at this point.

Nerver mind - I can't read today. It was all in the manual.

So I just bought the Morphing Clothes from Dimension3D. I found the place to add the runtime folder, but nothing shows up in the main window. Windows 7 Home Premium and Poser 7. What am I missing to make this work?