Trance by armydude22y

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Mar 28, 2004

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Description

I did this to play with the poser 5's clothify feature.the sheet is hi-res square prop. What do you think?

Comments (7)

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msebonyluv

5:08PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

Very good job with the cloth!! Great lighting!! Great image!!

amoen

5:22PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

This is a great image. The cloth effect is way cool. One suggestion, your render is sooo big. It's hard to see the whole thing at once. Maybe make your icture about 900wide by 750 high (some will have their favorite size, this is just mine) I don't have Poser 5, I hear the cloth and hair rooms are tricky to learn. Your doing great! all the best 8)

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Viral Imp

5:47PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

Thumbnail looks great, but, the image is waaaaaaaaaaay too large. You generally want something that will fit on a full screen without scrolling side to side.

Foester

6:26PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

Nice start on this image, but I agree with Viral Imp on the size. One other thing is the hairline on the left side of the head. It looks unfinished or missing something.

GreyPixel

6:55PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

Hey nifty image and technique! Maybe a little postwork on the hair :D

svdl

7:00PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

The image is very large, indeed. My favorite size is 1600x1200 for complicated scenes (full screen for me), somewhat smaller for simpler scenes.
A few tips on dynamic cloth: for a sheet like this, reduce the fold resistance to 1.0 or even less, the shear resistance to 10.0 or 5.0. In addition to quite a lot of drape frames (say 25), let the simulation run for about 30 frames, then pick out the frame you like best. The cloth is still a bit stiff in this image.
Her pose seems a bit unnatural, she's not completely lying on her back. She'd need a pillow under her head and shoulders!
I have to agree with the hair comments. The lighting is great, and the material of the sheet is excellent.

armydude22y

9:21PM | Sun, 28 March 2004

thanks for the great comments, I'll reduce the image size and fix the hair in future projects.