DS Studio The Sixth Hour by Inspired_Art
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First time doing a render in DS Studio. I can't believe the learning curve of the program itself. I installed it then couldn't figure out how to get my content to show up in there. Unfortunately unlike Poser, there is no drag and drop and easily accessible add runtimes/content features. I do like the Genesis figures though, and the fact that all clothes and everything else just conform to them. I like this one, even though I chose the wrong render engine and had to do an overnight render... Six hours to be exact. Oh and the program froze/crashed at the end.. Luckily I was able to save the imagine by using Windows 10 Snipping tool.
Comments (4)
zaqxsw
Beautiful!
FurNose Online Now!
Nice! I think it's all a question of getting used to the UI. As a former Poser User, I now have quite a bit trouble to get used to the UI of Poser or the render settings...
Well there is a setting where you can define where your libraries are or you can have DAZ-Studio search on your disks for Runtime folders and content (even those who are scattered all over). It will detect DAZ content and Poser Content.
The render time is vastly depending of your lighting setup. I can do IRAY renders which are perfect in just about 10 Min or so. Indirect lighting will always make the render times going through the roof. And yes, DAZ-Studio is unfortunately very prone to crashes. I lost already a lot of work that way...
TwiztidKidd
Learning you are, young padawan. When you look at the Daz side, careful you must be. For the Daz side looks back
rajib
Beautiful indeed. All the textures look good too.
It it just the matter of getting used to the UI. Daz is new to you so it will always appear very different than Poser. But once you get familiar with it, it will be second nature. If you have any questions regarding it, ask with your post or send a site mail, I am sure people will respond.