Runtime Roulette: Leap by Hinkypunk
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Description
Some people were askin about my Runtime Roulette game, so here is another picture, and by request, a little more in depth description:
Go to your figures library, randomly click around. For this image I landed on Justice. If you get an outfit, you have to default to the character it belongs to. If you land on a building/place, then you get a freebie and can choose your character to go with it.
After that, I go into my characters folder (all of my V4s are in one place). I randomly click through there and get m V4. After that, I go through poses, then lights and finally props.
Since hair is in figures and the hair folder, I actually just make use of the search here. I just type in 'hair' and click around.
Doesn't always work out so well, but sometimes you get something interesting.
Comments (10)
ArtistKimberly
Outstanding,
LadyAlys
That outfit is sooo out of place with the GARAGE building. LoL. Nicely done image.
Faemike55
Great image and cool description of the process! I think that's how I do each one of my renders - but I do try to include Queen Zlata The Gentle in most of them - it pays not to annoy the Queen if you wish your Runtime Alley to stay intact!
jimlad
that works very nicely :)
structure
nice DoF :)
pchef
nice outfit and texture, but I'm not sure it will help to fly,
OkrimSlava
very well done.
buffalosoldier
well done
GrandmaT
Neat game with some excellent results. I'd have a had time playing because I have 22 different Runtime folders plus a 2D background folder. I guess I'm what you would call a Poser Hoarder. Can't pass up a freebie and think I'll find a use for everything if I just hold on to it long enough. What can I say. I was raised by a Pack Rat.
Latexluv
Nicely done on the metals and textures of the clothing! I also like the sense of movement here as she's about to jump. Very good!