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Probably the Best I could do |
Long story short... The only thing I learned was the basics from the tutorials out there. Like, loading the model and how to navigate and all that. Posing, I find to be way to difficult especially when you want that precise movement like Daz gives. It was fun to give it a try but I literally had to refer to tutorials for nearly everything. And, still not completely getting why things work and why they don't.
I might tinker around with it a little more every now and again but I still don't know how to animate with it. Which is the big draw with this program, not to mention the video game characters that are available. I would love it if someone made these Overwatch models for Daz. For one, I'd have a lot more fun with it and less frustrations. (probably will never happen, but one could still dream.)
Anyway here's a couple more terrible pics that I tested out using SFM below. Also my laptop isn't powerful enough to use Ambient Occulusion in the render settings that's why these pics look the way they do.
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Poor choice for placement of models |
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Had to Turn off lights |
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Looks like it's time to go back to Daz and try to continue my story or create a new one. I'll try to post next Friday with something good.
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