PHOTOREALISTIC CHARACTER PACK FOR GENESIS 3 AND GENESIS 8 FEMALE
FULL TEXTURE PACKAGE WITH IRAY, 3DELIGHT AND SKINRAY 2 SHADERS
UNIQUE CUSTOM HEAD MORPH AND DIALED IN BODY MORPH
*NEW* ENVIROLIGHT HDR LIGHTING *NEW*
This pack includes:
- Highly detailed photorealistic textures for Genesis 3 and Genesis 8 Female
(including high definition texture maps, advanced bump maps, advanced specular maps)
- Advanced photorealistic Iray shader presets for Genesis 3 and Genesis 8 Female
created using the Anagenessis 2 skin shader tool (not required to use this character)
- Advanced 3Delight shader presets for Genesis 3 and Genesis 8 Female
- As well as all of the shader options from our previous character packages, this package now also features our brand new skInRAY 2 Iray shader presets for Genesis 3 Female and Genesis 8 Female and a link for customers to download all future improvements and updates of skInRAY 2
- 3 makeup options and natural option
- Unique hand sculpted custom head morph for Genesis 3 and Genesis 8 Female
- Dialed in body morph settings for Genesis 3 and Genesis 8 Female
- Character presets for Genesis 3 and Genesis 8 Female
*NEW* - Envirolight HDR Lighting. 5 hand crafted HDRI light/environment maps, a scene file, a set of 5 different HDR light/tonemap/environment presets, camera and render settings.
All of the promo renders were created using only the included Envirolight HDR Lighting and render settings with no postwork.
: ).. I couldn’t agree more, actually. The likenesses are abysmal. I mean, surely, there’s a trades description act somewhere whoever sells these things must be contravening…
Well – it takes a copy of Zbrush (which you can get here) but you can do this. Best approach is to load up a G8 figure with a morph set already in that kind of ball park as far as far as that face goes. Before using GoZ go to Parameters in Daz Studio and drop the resolution on the figure to base and then hit GoZ. In Zbrush use either the Move Elastic or Move Topological Brush (Move Topological is best) to start pushing gently pushing those features around until you’ve got the general shape and proportion of Brian Cranstons head – hit GoZ and you should be faced with a pop up window asking you if you want to save as a Morph. Tell it yes and that’s you’re base figure.
Where these celebrity series things are dropping the ball is they’re not pushing the process further. To get that level of detail on a mesh you need to sculpt in very high detail on a high resolution version and then export that high level of sculpting detail out as a normal map which – if done correctly – will map exactly onto your base mesh back in Daz Studio.
Providing you did the first step right – the rest is relatively easy.
Takes time, yes and some practice – assuredly – but there are plenty of tutorials out there. If only the vendors of this kind of garbage had the ability to follow one of them, they’d have product worth purchasing.
But work of that caliber is perfectly possible using Daz Studio and Zbrush combined. The knowing how to is out there, go, find some – create – have fun learning. T : )
WHO IS IT?
Jennifer Aniston
Really, in what respect I mean, obviously, it supposed to be a woman but other than that the resemblance eludes me…
I’d say the same about all Celebrity Series’ characters.
: ).. I couldn’t agree more, actually. The likenesses are abysmal. I mean, surely, there’s a trades description act somewhere whoever sells these things must be contravening…
Hopefully someday we’ll have that level of likeness:
Well – it takes a copy of Zbrush (which you can get here) but you can do this. Best approach is to load up a G8 figure with a morph set already in that kind of ball park as far as far as that face goes. Before using GoZ go to Parameters in Daz Studio and drop the resolution on the figure to base and then hit GoZ. In Zbrush use either the Move Elastic or Move Topological Brush (Move Topological is best) to start pushing gently pushing those features around until you’ve got the general shape and proportion of Brian Cranstons head – hit GoZ and you should be faced with a pop up window asking you if you want to save as a Morph. Tell it yes and that’s you’re base figure.
Where these celebrity series things are dropping the ball is they’re not pushing the process further. To get that level of detail on a mesh you need to sculpt in very high detail on a high resolution version and then export that high level of sculpting detail out as a normal map which – if done correctly – will map exactly onto your base mesh back in Daz Studio.
Providing you did the first step right – the rest is relatively easy.
Takes time, yes and some practice – assuredly – but there are plenty of tutorials out there. If only the vendors of this kind of garbage had the ability to follow one of them, they’d have product worth purchasing.
But work of that caliber is perfectly possible using Daz Studio and Zbrush combined. The knowing how to is out there, go, find some – create – have fun learning. T : )
Awesome! Thank you 3DLOAD!