Daz3d Full Scene Ghostly Haunted House

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@edlondon3717 2 жыл бұрын

Nice work Steven, I think I would have added a couple of hidden point lights in the surroundings to give it a spookier ambiance and turned down the iso in tone mapping rather than exposure. Sharper shadows on the ghost I feel would have made it stand out a bit more...you know something sharp, something soft is very effective. The girl pose and expression looks great! Thanks for all you do but haven't seen you lately.

@StevenDavid83 4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for getting this one out late. Hurricane Zeta knocked out internet access to most of my state. Thankfully, my area was at the very edge of the hurricane, so we just got some heavy rain and winds, but the infrastructure took a bit of a hit throughout most of the state. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this one! Thanks!

@siagakoti 3 жыл бұрын

Okay, I'm halfway through your video (14:01) shouting out loud - "dude this is so f'ing cool!!!' What specs are you running on your machine? I am wondering if I will be able to perform fine on a Macbook Pro 2018. Thanks so much again for this!! I used to do machinima with the Sims and went into the film industry, so finding this is like a goldmine!! Have you tried your hand at creating your own mods or are you more inclined to buy them from other creators?? Thanks!! :D

@StevenDavid83 3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you're getting something out of this one! I had a great time doing these full scene setups, but I haven't done one in quite some time because they're rather time consuming and none of them got a whole lot of views. To answer your questions: My computer is in dire need of an upgrade :-P. I'm currently running a PC with a Core i7-7700k Dual 4.2 Ghz with 32 GB of Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM and a GTX 1080 ti. I'm going to try to upgrade to a 3000 series RTX GPU as soon as the supply improves (and I have the money, lol), then upgrade my CPU and get some faster RAM shortly thereafter. When I was learning Daz, I practiced on a laptop with a GTX 960. I highly recommend rendering with a desktop computer if at all possible, as I ended up burning out the fan on my laptop pretty quickly. And I haven't gotten too deep into creating my own models, but that's on my to-do list. I'm learning how to make textures and shaders now. I'll probably get into 3d modeling with Blender after that. Thanks!