I'm a game creator myself & I do most of my work on a 5th gen i7 thinkpad, with 32 GB of DDR 3 ram & an out of date, (So out of date that DAZ doesn't even use it), Nvidia Quatro chipset with only 2 GB of GPU RAM. Sadly, it seems like an inappropriate method to render them, and the results are usually lackluster at best, and sometimes acceptable, but it's still very difficult to get photorealism, which is what I am after.Hey guys, So I've seen a lot of creators post about how they either have to put projects on hold, or abandon them because their computer is just to underpowered to render, likewise, I've seen a lot of people comment about how they would like to do renders, but their computer isn't strong enough & they think that they need a high end gaming rig, or high powered CAD workstation with a beefy processor, tons of RAM & a top of the line GPU.

Also I found out that my older approach to texture nodes, using a 3-Layer SSS shader, isn't really good for Daz figures. I have yet to render a G8.1F figure in Blender, though. Now with G8.1F, there should be even better details. There's more detail preserved in the skin, too. This is really the best way to do things, at least if you have the hardware to deal with the higher res mesh. I've noticed that if you export to HD, then all of the geografts on the figure are merged into the mesh. I use it cross-platform: I run Daz Studio under VMWare Player, on Linux, export the file to a shared folder, for both host & guest OS's, and then load it up on Linux, in Blender. It works pretty well to export geografts, including Golden Palace and Breastacular (or both together, even), to Blender. Thank you!!ĭiffeormorphic pluggin is the salvation!! This is amazing, now I can work with my favourite program because daz3d is too limited in every way. I did a clean reinstall and It seems now it works fine with golden palace included in blender.

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