Loco Leprechaun by Clemenceau
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This artwork also features the House on the Hill model by Powerage, at DAZ, and the DAZ Millennium Cat
Comments (4)
perpetualrevision
Goscha looks muy loco here! Seems he's fleeing the scene of a crime, and who knows who's going to come after him for all that gold he apparently stole! I had completely missed that cat saddle, but it's hilarious! Cute holiday scene :-)
Clemenceau
He's gotten sloppy with his hoard of gold! Very strangely, I could not get his eyes to move more towards the centre. Tried for about 15 minutes and then gave up.
perpetualrevision
When you first load Gosha, each eye is set to "point at" an "EyeGuide" actor (which is at the bottom of the list of body parts). If you go to the EyeGuide actor and change the Point At value to 0, you can then move his eyes wherever you want to, but you have to pose each eye separately. I suspect the EyeGuide was an attempt to make it easier to pose both eyes at once because you can grab the EyeGuide and put it where you want him to look. (It's a sphere with material set to transparent.) But there are better ways to do that now, by creating a Master Parameter and "teaching" it to move both eyes at the same time. (If you want more info on doing that, I'm happy to share by site mail!)
Clemenceau
Thank you for the detailed explanation! I've not needed to move his eyes in any of the other characters. I guess it would help to read the "read me" file, but it was late at night and I was too tired. Maybe I will try manipulating the eye guide later this weekend and re-attach a revised image.
CoolDimension
This is a great scene! Fantastic posing and creative work!
mazzam
I rate this as the season's best St. Pat's image.