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I am 21 now and last used Daz when I was 16, my computer was super bad when I was younger so I gave up for a few years after spending a ton on models and clothes. Came back because I always had that itch and just recently built a PC specifically for rendering and wanted to give it a try. Hopefully these look nice for such a long absence!
Second picture I noticed a few imperfections only after I woke up from a nap and saw the render 🙁 lol
Better than most renders I've seen. For 5 years absence you seem to be great at this! Keep up the great work.
@Dynasty Thank you so much!
@Polly thank you as well 😀Thank you @nifo !
Here you go!
First pic
Second pic@littlepleasures Thank you so much! I really appreciate that ^_^
@StarryEyes
Thank you ♥♥Your welcome. I know how it feels not to render for a while then finally try and get back into it. My main system went down WAY too many years ago for me to keep track of. (Days of Sims 3 is all I will say.) I try using my laptop and it worked for a while, then, the drive I had my library installed on went south. Been slowly rebuilding/reinstalling my library for the past year or more. I fiddle a little here and there has I slowly get my extensive collection reinstalled. Been playing more and more lately. It feels good. I even finally gave my hand a try using dForce using the new 4.14 version of Studio and Octane. I like to think the test came out good.
@StarryEyes Sims 3 completely destroyed my laptop in middle school LOL. I'm also slowly rebuilding my library, still a little sad over the characters I made years ago but excited to make some new ones with everything I've got. I'm still super new to using dForce and it confuses me very easily so props to you for figuring it out and trying your hand at it! Good luck on rebuilding your library♥
LOL! I don't have dForce figured out. After I did the test render of the character with her outfit I decided to put into a scene only to discover I could not move her without seriously deforming her. It was like a part of her was locked in place and would not move. Seriously! Has for Sims 3, I played it on my old graphics desktop till it power supply literily went up in smoke, then once aquired my laptop, played it on it. When Sims 3 64bit for MAC first appeared in my Origin game library I was stoked then cried when discovered they was only porting it to 64bit for MAC and NOT for windoze. ARGH!
@StarryEyes omg LOL I didn't know that could happen after using dForce! I'll have to be careful now.
That's so scary that it went up into smoke! I was also sad that they only ported it to Mac, I think if they ported 64bit to Windows and optimized it better more people would play sims 3 again
Actually, I was a graft on the character that was deforming. I had the Breastacular graft on her and it was what was deforming whenever I tried to move her. I can load and shift the scene around her though so I will be able to put the scene together. It's interesing in the fact I did another dForce trail awhile back with the graft and it did not have the same problem with the character. I was able to move her around in the scene. I really need to go back and finish that scene up.
Has for Sims 3, I agree. If they would port it too 64bit, a lot more people whould play it. Truth is, even has 32bit, if run on a 64bit system with over 4GB of RAM and a video with 1GB RAM (or more), a lot of the graphics and lagging, stuttering issues are solved, or at least seriously deminished. My laptop had was 64bit 5GB system RAM and 1GB video and I did not have a lot of those issues on. It seemed to me the only time I had anytype of lag of stuttering was when I was going though load screens. Once the game was load it played smoothly and I had all expansion and game packs AND a massive amount of mod's & CC installed.
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