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Some playing around with dforce cum-props. I have to say, this is a royal pain in the ... rear. Anything other than letting the props dropping onto a surface has to be done with wind (to "pin" them to a surface) or otherwise pin them partly to it.
Every simulation calculated defferent, the props changed their (original, pre-calc) orientation ... drove me almost nuts!
I think dforce cloth and hair is ok, but dforce props ... especially these cumprops, I don't know.
I will have to do much more learning with them, maybe creating them in blender is a better way. Not as versatile, but less painfull.
Here the dforce-version: Very hard to get the props to go/stay, where you want them to.
the original prop-version:
Every simulation calculated defferent, the props changed their (original, pre-calc) orientation ... drove me almost nuts!
I think dforce cloth and hair is ok, but dforce props ... especially these cumprops, I don't know.
I will have to do much more learning with them, maybe creating them in blender is a better way. Not as versatile, but less painfull.
Here the dforce-version: Very hard to get the props to go/stay, where you want them to.
the original prop-version:
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First couple weeks of getting into Daz and slowly building up my yoga pose library, but I hard stopped making anymore cause of the hair, so finally I started playing around with dForce hair and figured out how to get it to how I wanted via gravity and shutting off the body and shirt so strands didn't get all caught up and doing wacky shit. This is with the gravity at 10.
The one I used was in Inked Volume 19 - Tattoo number 2. There is another one in Inked Volume 32 Tattoo number 1 for the opposite shoulder.
I hope that helps.
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You must be psychic. Because that outfit she wearing. Sexy Tight Suit(
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Mom doesn't like being annoyed after work
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Really nice work, I feel as though the image is framed too close to the top of her head and how her hands are posed and expression doesn't seem quite right. It feels as if she is going into a classic anime pout, perhaps a more neutral mouth position with a slight shift to the side with the lower lip and relax the eyes to give a little 'death glare' might work.
The hand holding the glass could be holding it a little lower and the empty hand may look better as a neutral position resting on the chair/couch.
That being said I do like the overall look in the lighting, DoF etc and the model is beautiful, is it custom? either way really nice work and hope to see more.
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Thank you for comments! I agree about the posing + expression. The model is custom
The son fucks his breastfeeding mother like a slut.
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wow,beautiful,those eyes,the pinky hair,challenging her,really good.
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The most obvious thing is that the face/head is too long, making her face look too thin. Its usually easier to get face proportions right before working on features.
could be fisheye effect also, default perspective camera in Daz can produce this result from such a close distance, the proportions on the figure face might be acceptable, but the fisheye distortion will make it look like this from up close (note that in the original photo camera distance is much greater)
I'm still very much learning Daz and 3d in general, but, when I'm trying to shape a face, I'll create a new camera, set the focal length to 85-90mm, set viewport to that and take it from there, sometimes, when framing is already done, and I notice something off with proportions, I'll morph particular features to look right (to me at least) just for that particular camera setup, even though from other angle it may look wrong - it is the current frame that counts
that all being said - search for Echo figure in Daz shop, to not have to reinvent the wheel and can focus on the story
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