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Published: 2009-04-30 12:33:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 8814; Favourites: 145; Downloads: 0
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~Lady Blue III~Dynamic hair + dynamic cloth + dynamic 3D wind + raytraced shadows + IBL+ HDRI + mapped shadows (hair only). Was going to make this an animation but Poser's inability to switch between IK and FK blew it. Anyway, this was frame #89 that became the final version.
Figure is V4. Hope you like it and thanks for coming by!
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Comments: 37
Very very nice pin-up! Amazing job with the vind and very intriguing expression. Without mentioning how beautyful is the silky blue dress.
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Thank you! It was an opportunity to try something most people tend to ignore: Poser dynamic hair.
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Thanks! It's a noir pic for a change.
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It is hot but I used very cold colors to make it.
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Thank you! First time dynamic hair actually worked in my gallery.
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Thanks, I think blue goes well with blonds.
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Wow good color, her hair looks awesome too, good work Kenken.
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Thank you! This render was mostly about dynamic hair, and I have spent 2 days studying what it takes to make it look good. Poser has a special shader node called "Hair" that does a wonderful job with dynamic strands.
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Wait, that's POSER DYNAMIC HAIR?
Wow, pretty spiffy. I've never seen a decent Poser Dynamic hairstyle before.
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Yessss, this is Poser6 Jessi's strand-based dynamic hair. The original materials make it look like copper wires, so I had to redo them. In addition, dynamic hair in Poser cannot be rendered with raytraced shadows or it turns out looking like a "dirty broom". LOL With patience and some experimentation, I think dynamic hair usable after all. Try this in DAZ Studio!
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Dynamic hair + dynamic cloth + raytraced shadows + IBL+ HDRI + mapped shadows (hair only) = Dynamicly raytraced mapped woman
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But the hair is not raytraced...
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The hair was rendered separately using soft mapped shadows.
Raytracing dynamic hair looks horrible in Poser for some reason. ^^
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Which means...
Oh no!
If you didn't raytrace the hair that means it doesn't exist, and the number given to a non existent figure is 0!
WE DIVIDED BY 0!!
NOOOOOOOOOOO
*everything implodes*
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The trick here was to render the entire scene with raytraced shadows - but not the hair. Instead, I set it to be invisible to the raytracer. On a 2nd pass, I rendered the hair only with soft mapped shadows, and THEN it looked good.
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