http://www.daz3d.com/v4-hero-pro-pa ck *cough* This includes

>>478873
OP being a faggot as usual, I neglected to mention this is being given away for free right now and usually sells for $175.

FWIW the body was sculpted in Modo

boners ace material

>>478874
Good looking out. Time to waifu some shit.

yes yessss.
download daz and ensure you'll never have the modelling skills to compete with me. gooooood.

>>478873
I have all of this too. What I want is an activation code for zbrush 4r7 so I don't have buy their shit ever again.

I don't use DAZ, but I'm interested in the assets. Do I have to download the program to get to them, or they available in a standardized format I can import to 3ds Max and elsewhere?

>>478884
Yes, and no.
You need either DAZ or Poser Pro to export the object file formats

funnily I already got to know about that yesterday. but still, thanks, OP.

btw. does anyone of you regularly check their freebies?
was there anything big like that in the past before?

>>478886
No, you don't. Figures and hair are standardized to pointing to complete .obj files. Props can go either way but developers are STRONGLY encouraged not to leave the geometry in the .pp2 files and do like the figures and hair.

DS versions of course don't follow this because the all holy DSON format (DAZ Studio JSON) is where everything goes

I hate how Daz models look, it has nothing to do with hating Daz itself or that people make porn from it (I love porn), there is just something about the models (their faces maybe?) that is always just so disgusting.

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>>478895
Until the Genesis models, every Victoria and every character shipping with Poser 1-4 was sculpted by the same man, Chris Creek. I was told this by Dan Farr in person and I had to ask twice because I didn't believe it.

I get the feeling either Chris has never drawn women from life models, or he's another closeted Mormon who has a thing for trannies.

This is Dawn, the first figure he made for sale after leaving DAZ3D. Need I say more?

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>>478895
>>478898
Oh, and we used to complain how unrealistic Michael 1's head looked. It turned out it was a 3D scan of Dan Farr's head. It was something to meet in person the face that's been in so much porn. For some reason he doesn't find this funny.

>>478899
That's pretty funny, it's always ironic when someone claims a model is "anatomically incorrect" only to find out the source material is actually a perfectly correct "an anatomically incorrect" human

>>478898
Why are feminine looking jaws so hard to make in 3d? You almost never see any good female characters, it's always either cartoonish pixar style faces or manjaw.

>>478911
has nobody ever just taken the 2 pics needed, front and profile, and then just drew the jawline with single verts from there?

after that you could just save the default jawline for use as import into other models.

>>478912

You would probably be surprised by how few people actually use any sort of a standardized process like that these days.

>>478912
>has nobody ever just taken the 2 pics needed, front and profile, and then just drew the jawline with single verts from there?
It never works there's some subtle curvature that is difficult to detect in front and side perspectives.

I tried making a few jaws based on tracing over photos of Japanese idols since they often have quite wide jaw lines but are still considered feminine looking. It didn't prove to be very usefull as the main issue was trying to determine the angles which the cheeks turn into the jawline and neck

>>478915
>the main issue was trying to determine the angles which the cheeks turn into the jawline and neck

bingo

Chris' models have very simplified head contours and while it's a good thing for being able to morph them into more realistic ones, he still doesn't get how somatotropin affects skull development in men (and doesn't in women).

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>>478949
>Knows stuff about cranial dimorphism due to growth hormones.

Who are you, and what have you done with the real /3/?

>>478904
on conceptart forum a guy posted a photo of a ball in daylight, claimed it was a drawing. people told him the shadows were wrong.

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>>478954
That happened when I posted this
>>477611

>>478873
Thanks for sharing this!

>>478950
> tfw I was planning to use this image to make neanderthal morphs for V4

>>478954
>on conceptart forum a guy posted a photo of a ball in daylight, claimed it was a drawing. people told him the shadows were wrong.

I saw a picture where the pore bumps were wrong and the subsurface scattering was shit tier. Then I realized it was a movie still from 1954. FML

>>478963
No problem

>>478949
>Chris' models have very simplified head contours and while it's a good thing for being able to morph them into more realistic ones, he still doesn't get how somatotropin affects skull development in men (and doesn't in women).

Any tips for learning about female jaw anatomy? Whenever I try to study jaw anatomy for 3d I run into the issue of everything being based around male skulls. Then the of the tiny subset of information you can find on female jaws is usually from a medical perspective so they aren't concerned with aesthetics of the jaws they show.

It's the same with buying any 3d face scans, not many women to pick from and they are only average looking. If you're making a 3d characters you don't really want them to be less attractive than most photography models.

>>478982
Start collecting women's heads IRL.

>>478982
>Any tips for learning about female jaw anatomy?

Pick an actress at random and hunt down every photo reference you can find of her. Watch her movies in VLC where it can export snapshots.

Compare, compare, compare until it looks right.

>>479068
This is solid advice and exactly how it's done. The problem is that a prerequisite for following this advice is that you need to posses sculpting/drawing type skills to a high degree.
And if you had those skills nobody would have had to point out that you needed to look at the shape you wanted to replicate, because that would be completely fucking obvious to you.

People who ask this type of question invariably is looking for the simple way to make stuff without first having to learn anything.
To recap this was covered well by Archimedes of Syracuse who once commented on 3D meshes by famously stating "There is no royal road to geometry."

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>>479103
>you need to posses sculpting/drawing type skills to a high degree.

You need to have done art and have a general feel for the relationship between your eyes, your hand and the paper.

Stubbornness and/or autism doesn't hurt, either.

>>479103
>This is solid advice and exactly how it's done. The problem is that a prerequisite for following this advice is that you need to posses sculpting/drawing type skills to a high degree.
>And if you had those skills nobody would have had to point out that you needed to look at the shape you wanted to replicate, because that would be completely fucking obvious to you.


It seem's a little wasteful to me, people model decent looking eyes, noses and mouths without having high level scuplting or 2d drawing skills. The difference is there's many resources for the anatomy and topo of those areas. While jaws are treated as mysterious objects no one ever tries to explain or study.

Being able to sculpt a really good jaw isn't always going to be enough either, if I don't really know why it looks good it's difficult to retopo and animate.

I want to learn which jaw and cheek angles and curves influence human perception of a jaw being masculine or femine.

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>>479125
>While jaws are treated as mysterious objects no one ever tries to explain or study.

loomis

> I want to learn which jaw and cheek angles and curves influence human perception of a jaw being masculine or femine

It should be fucking obvious, squarer jaws look masculine and more ovoid faces look feminine.

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>>479195
The corollary to that is that the more visible the mandible is because of sunken cheeks/heavily prominent cheekbones, the more attention the face is drawn to the shape of the jawbone. The softer the face is, the less attention is paid to this.

Seriously this stuff doesn't need to be taught, it just needs to be thought about when sculpting/drawing.

Here's Anna Paquin's head geometry before and after with the jawline rounded and the cheekbone-to-cheek contour smoothed out.

>>479198
If a face is turned that much Im pretty sure there is a dent near the left eye regardless
>~ google image Loomis police

>>479198
>adjusting sliders in Poser
>thinks they know anything about anatomy
kek

>>478878

Daz is for rendering an animating, not modelling. Why do people have such a hard time understanding this?

That would be like telling someone:

Yes yesssss
Download 3D Coat and ensure you'll never have the animating skills to compete with me. Gooooood.

>>479225
I learned everything I know about facial anatomy building morph targets to correct shitty meshes in Poser, and most of them were built in external modelers.

Where exactly do you think those sliders come from, dipshit

>>478878
>download daz and ensure you'll never have the modelling skills to compete with me. gooooood.

That says more about your modeling skills than I think you meant it to.

It's funny everyone complaining about the old Victoria figure having too masculine a face when studies have shown men are more attracted to women who have faces that are what would be considered more masculine than what we consider feminine and that most supermodels and actresses actually have faces with more masculine features (particularly jaw) than the general population.

Men are also more likely to marry a woman with more masculine features.

>>479474

Women also find men with feminine facial features more attractive too.

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>>479474
you jus gotta balance it mang

>>479474
>It's funny everyone complaining about the old Victoria figure having too masculine a face

It was less "lol manface" than the combination of features that didn't belong together and Zygote/DAZ's routine habit of marketing pictures of her that were heavily dial morphed compensating against all of that.

V4's default face is a smooth mannequin's which is an ideal canvas to build characters from. It says something that one of the more necessary products for the Genesis 2 Female is the Victoria 4 compatibility pack – which DAZ didn't even make, they just sell it.

>>479614

That's why I like the Genesis 1 figure. It's a great blank canvas figure that I can modify in 3Dcoat.

>>479727

Die Tryings morph bundle is a must have for Genesis 1 and 2 figures. It's the only way to make Genesis 2 even slightly useful out of the box.

>>479730
>Die Tryings morph bundle is a must have for Genesis 1 and 2 figures. It's the only way to make Genesis 2 even slightly useful out of the box.

Riddle me this, if Genesis figures have geografting why was it necessary to make gender specific meshes for G2?

>>479738

So content providers could sell two sets of the same clothing and morphs. Plus the Genesis 1 figure was given way too much flexibility right out of the box with all sorts of body types and genders being able to be dialed in and a kid morph too.

Genesis 2 is almost useless unless you buy all those morphs all over again.

It also makes it slightly easier to design female clothing which is the biggest seller. Nothing that couldn't have been fixed by getting Sickle Yield's Rigging System.

>>479738
It's even worse than that. The genesis 2 figures are the exact same mesh just one has only female morphs and one has only male. There are no genitals on either figure. You have to geography them like you did with the Genesis 1 figures.

>>480069
>The genesis 2 figures are the exact same mesh just one has only female morphs and one has only male.

So I could create a head morph for one and it's still applicable to both, or are the body parts subdivided differently and I have to do FBMs just to make a nose bigger?

> There are no genitals on either figure

fucking mormons

>>480231
No because while it is the same mesh there is no androgynous inbetween like there is on the Genesis 1 figure.

You could make a morph on the female mesh and transfer it to the male mesh, but it will transfer tits and all.

Also the geographed genitals for the Genesis figures will not work on any of the teen or child morphs, so if you try to dial in a little bit of a teen body on your figure you can kiss your dick cunt goodbye.

>>480244
>You could make a morph on the female mesh and transfer it to the male mesh, but it will transfer tits and all.

You know it's possible to export morph targets that only contain deltas for the verts you moved, right?

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>>479195

>>480308
you son of a bitch i laughed like a little girl

>>478873
JSYK this freebie is over

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I wish there was a better selection of normal clothes. I've tried a few of the sites and it's all fashionista bling second life tier garbage.
I've found maybe 2-3 normal style shirts and jeans.
Suggestions?

Anyone have a tutorial for male genitals? Or how to texture Ulf Gens 2. Currently, it's working fine, but there's no texture. Help a newb out.

>>482281
>I wish there was a better selection of normal clothes

One of my biggest peeves with Poser and DS is that the default accessory content has gotten progressively less real-world for years, and the community of girls and neckbeards feed it.

The idea was that Poser could be used for creating practical instructional materials and to this day the faggot at NCR who makes animations for their self-checkout POS systems still uses the exact same P4 Casual Woman with the untextured clothing, skin and ponytail hairdo for every one of them.

DAZ3D had the opportunity to supply with new characters a default practical clothing pack and they have consistently muffed it because they have always treated the Poser market like animals to be milked and slaughtered, with no further interest beyond playing Barbie or making porn.

The new Israeli management that ousted the founders have no intention of altering that business model because it's catering to a wider group than departmental graphic artists.

Zygote, DAZ's origin company, was a general purpose mesh house trying to compete with TurboSquid. They split off DAZ as a Poser content-specific vendor, but the founders were both from the medical illustration wing and the content the first few years shows it.

Clothing is not fun to model and it was a bitch to properly UV unwrap in the early 2000s. It's still astonishing that it took Marvelous Designer to turn the paradigm on its head.

>>482296
The community is fucked, when I do find a plain jeans or a T shirt the textures are mspaint level.

How are clothes generally made for each figure anyways?

>>482297
Well, found the wiki. Not as comprehensive as other 3d apps. http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/software/dazstudio/4/userguide/creating_content/modeling/start

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>>482300
Go to >>481780 for better info on modeling clothes.

As I said, DAZ is not motivated to produce a standard set of real-world contemporary clothing for their characters, and frequently the vendors on DAZ, Renderosity, RDNA and others who do make clothing items do such an average job of texturing them that a handful of texture art vendors sell better texture sets for them (more realistic fabric textures / more plausible color schemes).

You'd think by now that the modelers would team up with those texture artists the way Tempesta3D is a team of modelers and texture artists.

But in general I agree that the most prolific clothing modelers are hyperfocused on slutwear, bimbo officewear, and lapels-and-winge-everywhere South Beach high couture. I think I've seen maybe two sets of actual hospital scrubs compared to the tons of naughty nurse costumes out there. Bimbo officewear annoys me the most because it's at least two-thirds of the office outfits, and irritatingly a lot of it is made by women who'd rather rake in the cash than risk making practical outfits.

The other issue is that rigging clothing with functioning fasteners is complicated work. The button has to be mounted to the (left) panel's placket but open/close morphs have to graph it sliding through the (right) panel's buttonholes while at the same time the panels balloon open naturally. I don't think the tutorial on making zippers covers rigging them to gradually lock/unlock the teeth as the slider moves up and down.

I also don't think any of those tutorials weight-map clothing, which is a pity. The potential is useful for more than just cheesecake (pic related).
http://forum.runtimedna.com/showthread.php?79337-Soft-Body-Dynamics-using-a-different-approach

Likewise, you're going to be hurting to find hair models that match half the women in your uni classes. The only reason we're not still using those plastic helmets that came with Poser 4 is because a Japanese Poser user named Kozaburo realized that the alpha map support Poser introduced to make keyhole sweaters possible (without cutting geometry) could also be applied to hair props made out of curved planes (and the vast majority of his work was freebies). Even DAZ didn't figure that out themselves. Poser now bundles a chunk of his hair props, but they're custom fit to the P6 characters. it's not much work to resize them for other figures but they were originally made for Posette and V1.

Interestingly while clothing's secondary texture market is useful (if not necessary), the secondary hair texture market is almost entirely shitty anime/punk colors because hair modelers already know and respect what a plausible palette is. I have almost never seen a hair color addon that was necessary to the original model. In the early days of DAZ selling transmapped hair, they tried to get away with only bundling limited color palettes and selling fuller ones as addons but users weren't amused.

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Is there a way to open daz models at somewhere else... like blender... so I can model and rig some clothes, and them import again?

>>482446
export from daz studio. Daz is free anyways. Check the links a couple posts up.

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I see there are lots of DAZ users in here. Could you explain me something?

I'm using v4.8 and in all versions before it I could select multiple nodes and change the parameters of all of them in one go.

Now it only changes the parameters of the first thing I selected instead of all of them.

Is there a new standard setting I don't know off or is it a bug?

>>482611
Also, "Consolidate Properties" does absolutely nothing. Nothing changes if it's checked or unchecked.

>>482611
>>482621
Ok, still had 4.7 installed and tested it and it works with that version.

Apparently 4.8.0.55 is bugged.

>>482623

Smith Micro: strenuously test software before release, ignore beta tester comments about bundled content ("Rex has four butts when his thighs bend enough"), glacial implementation of new features but dedicated to backwards and forwards compatibility for new figures

DAZ: strenuously test new figures, lazy beta testing of software, much faster implementation of useful new features but hasty choices about underlying libraries and engines that bite them in the ass, encourage splintering of product for maximized profits either to PAs or themselves

Both: good enough UIs, .obj-based/compatible meshes, script-based library items which permit users to hack new features into the application, bundled with content showing off new features, still pretend particles don't exist or would be useful, can be used with Reality middleware to Luxrender renderer

In the long run it's better for both companies to have competition but damn, it's a good thing Studio is freeware if they're making releases with basic UI stuff breaking. To give DAZ credit, they won't let a bug like this sit for a year without a patch.

Apologies for blogging.

>>482631
Well I don't use DAZ excessively so I might have missed lots of bugs in the past. Usually it has been quite reliable on my PCs in the past but this problem really bugs me and I hope it's actually a bug that gets fixed.

>>482637
https://helpdaz.zendesk.com/requests/new

This is their official bug tracker, they don't scour the forums looking for bug reports.

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a lot of Daz/Poser content is unintentionally hilarious

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>>482741
you left out this artist's greatest work, Forest Whitaker

Paris Hilton's attorneys actually had his PH morph pulled, which I find hilarious

>>482758
disregard that second part, it's still for sale

oddly this dude's Leon the Professional is autistically good and he tends to bundle hair with the characters knowing you won't find it elsewhere. The rest are varying degrees of bad hollywood wax museum.

>>482758
>lonely kind man

he should be /s4s/s mascot

>>482871
fedora.pp2

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>>482758
Because it would so much more humiliating for a 3d Paris Hilton than the real Paris Hilton has done on her own, right?

hahahahah

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>>483152
It's a passable likeness but he doesn't match proportions consistently
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/party-goer-for-v4-2/93122/

Some of these models start to look like shit once the viewing angle changes and the Lisa Rinna and Salma Hayek ones are rubbery as fuck. But, he sells hair, morphs and even lighting sets with his which is more than most vendors do

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>>482758
Ahh!
The man can dream.

>>483209
>>483158

I don't know whos coming up with these but i love it. why don't you make web comics ?

>>482741
please tell me where i can get that will smith for source filmmaker

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>>483453
Pirate odnajdy item.
install via daz studio (free)
export to your favorite 3d program.
??? (tutorials on SFM/gmod for your 3d app)
Profit

>>482741
>>483158

Actually pretty good results there. Some of them are off just enough to be hilarious, but all of them are close enough to be recognizable.

Bruce Willis and Jean Reno in particular came out really well.

>>483481
He peaked with Jean, the model looks correct from every angle. The Bruce Willis one has the same depth problem the rest of them do where from one angle it looks perfect but in rotation the face is too flat. It's like the facial sculpts engravers make for coins. Reno's works because his face doesn't have a complicated bone structure, just a beaky French nose. At the risk of insulting the artist, it almost seems like the guy is blind in one eye.

>>483418
God damn anon, keep posting and this time from the front

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>>483512

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>>483539
I hate to say this to you, anon, but she has quite the manjaw. Something is wrong with her eyes, they look kind of weird.

>>483539
>>483541
Eyes are okay but she has a jaw like the friggin alien.
the rest is pretty much bangable

>>483539
Nice lighting.
Needs realistic breast physics, like gravity pulling down on the free breast.

>>483541
>eyes

They're dilated too much, so she looks intoxicated.

>>483541
I hate to say this to you, anon, but that is a man.

>>483539
Is that gen3/v7?

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>>483561
You don't need to get angry just because of a little criticism. The jaw of your model is a bit square, that's all.

Also, I do not mean it in a bad way. I think the rest of your work looks quite good.

Here, have another reference for your feminine jaw needs.

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>>483566
Gen3
>>483568
My reference was Jesse Jane, but fail

I'm not angry, it's more, i likes the criticisms and opinions

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>>483587
Reference to jaw

>>483587
>My reference was Jesse Jane

THE FUCK?
Why would you use a woman that REALLY looks like an actually tranny as reference to model a woman?

Heck, that person even has broad as fuck shoulders and even the tranny bolt on fake tits.

>>483593
Only the use of reference for the jaw

>>483593
I'm discovering that we're not only good critics of peoples' creations, but of real women.

I suppose if you're trying to move away from the faults of these models, then yes, that was probably a poor choice of reference. But let's be real. That girl is way out of our leagues.

>>483568
way to assume that I made the model and that the comment was angry.

>>483619
>But let's be real. That girl is way out of our leagues.
>That girl
>girl

>>483619
I'm glad that is the case. >>483593 is correct on his assessment.

Jeeze, the new Genesis 3 figure is pretty nice. Best bends of any of their figures so far.

>>483593
because trannies give me boners

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all this wasted talent

>>484153
Too bad it is completely Poser inaccessible.

DAZ, is basically giving the finger to Poser users.
DAZ finally makes a descent model and doesn't want Poser users to have it.

>>484587
well yeah. why would they?

>>484589
because without Poser they would still be selling shit models through a portal competing with Turbosquid

Their economic model would make sense if they sold Studio instead of giving it and the base model away for nothing

>>484589
Because no one serious uses DAZ Studio and relies on using other programs for DAZ models.

>>484589
If the people at DAZ believe customers will dump thousands of dollars and invested hard work in other software to use an incompatible model they are mistaken.

>>484819
If Dan and Chris were still running the company there'd be hope but they were both ousted by the Israelis they sold a controlling share of the company to.

Dan doesn't even work in ANY capacity related to 3D any longer and that was his life's work. Chris is desperately hoping his tranny Dawn model will succeed V4 and no one's biting because 1. she's as hideous as V1 and V3 (both his work) and 2. no meaningful improvements based on new Poser features.

DAZ is aiming at a market that makes Poser users look hardcore in comparison and intentionally making as much splintering in content compatibility as they can get away with.

If you can fucking make all clothing fit all characters based on a figure, UV maps should follow suit, fullstop.

SM's run by monkeys but they are ridiculously dedicated to their userbase and backwards compatibility, perhaps because their product managers are now graduates of their userbase.

>>484829

Daz Studio has also made their software compatible with Poser content and offered SM the resources to make Poser compatible with DS content but SM told them to go fuck themselves.

Biggest pain in the ass is the Collada and FBX import/export or proprietary so you're fucked trying to get their stuff to work with anything else using a standard file format.

>>484908
Well there are probably professional squabbles between companies we're unaware of. All of this being speculation based on our preference.

As a long time fan and customer of Poser I can see the advantages, and disadvantages of both. Poser remains loyal to it's customer base which is a huge relief, but the problem has been the dissatisfaction with their default models either not having enough versatility or not looking as good as the Victorias.

If Poser had a model as well detail sculpted as V7 for example I doubt Poser users would still be so desperate for one. DAZ's attention to models has always bridged the gap which I wish both sides would consider the pros, and cons of.
Their competition had yielded better results for all of us the users, until now.

>>484952
Poser's owners fucked up royally when they turned to their own userbase to start making new models in P5. DAZ3D was formed by people serving the medical illustration community whose standards for (non-facial) anatomy are at the very least physically measurably accurate. V1-4 (which realistically constitute 3 meshes since V2 was a service release to V1) were progressively more modeled off of actual humans, in some cases from 3D laser scans. V4 was made in Modo which was at the time fairly high end.

When SM artist Teyon is consistently showing off Zbrush monsters in the forums instead of human sculpts, it doesn't fill me with confidence that SM is going to bite the bullet and pay someone expert outside their company to provide the next gen model.

The dissatisfaction also comes from a comparatively weak QC process; Rex had rigging problems that were reported during beta and STILL shipped. Roxie's eyelashes were an optional smart prop until the user base made it clear they refused to use a figure this retardedly rigged.

I get that SM's trying to protect their bottom line but they have no choice except to pay for a pro job on the next figures they bundle – and expecting people to buy Miki instead was suicidally dumb.

>>484952
>If Poser had a model as well detail sculpted as V7 for example I doubt Poser users would still be so desperate for one.

This, precisely. V7 doesn't even look that substantially better than her predecessors in the expressions department. We don't want a DSON python script slowing down performance and limiting the number of characters, we want an outright conversion to native (which someone on one of the forums claims he's making a tutorial for). I'd rather lose some features / have them replaced by Poser-native versions than be stuck with V4's 2006-era rigging forever.

>>484908
>Daz Studio has also made their software compatible with Poser content and offered SM the resources to make Poser compatible with DS content but SM told them to go fuck themselves.

DS reverse engineered Poser's formats and engine and put it in a piece of freeware, without licensing anything from Poser's owners. At the same time, DAZ went public that they'd enforce DMCA on reverse engineering DS's formats.

It's disingenuous to think that DAZ was offering SM their formats for free and Poser's owners have been smarter about not licensing something they could lose access to in the future.

Even if it had been offered for free with no strings attached, it would have made a relationship between DAZ and SM where SM was constantly having to keep up with support for someone else's engine and in effect forcing Poser to use DS's to the point that people would rationally ask why pay for Poser or produce Poser-native content if the two are the same thing? OS/2's dedication to Windows compatibility killed it because it provided no incentive to develop for OS/2.

I don't doubt that stubbornness and bitterness were involved here, but supporting DSON in the long run isn't as good for Poser as supporting Poser formats is for DS.

> standard file formats will make everything better

In 3D modeling, absolutely. In this type of application, the opposite is true. Most of the innovations in Poser came from users reverse engineering poserscript and hacking new features into it. A straight data format would have kept this from ever happening. Most library items are just wrapper scripts delivering data payloads using the same syntax to do so and the file extension is the biggest difference between most.

>>484976
>At the same time, DAZ went public that they'd enforce DMCA on reverse engineering DS's formats.

Too bad for them patent law means their DMCA is not applicable. Reverse engineering falls under patent law, not Copyright. They can DMCA till the cows come home and it has no legal standing because it's not even covering the same intellectual property law.

The only thing Poser has over Daz Studio is dynamic cloth. And the only reason Daz Studio doesn't have user editable dynamic cloth is because they signed a contract with Optitex granting Optitex exclusive rights to dynamic cloth support for Daz Studio and then Optitex said "Well thanks for signing this contract meaning you can't compete with us. Too bad for you the contract doesn't actually bind us into supporting your product. Enjoy your nothing, losers".

They told Daz they'd make a dynamic cloth system for Studio available to the users but nothing in the contract actually said they had to. So Daz won't be able to come out with their own dynamic cloth system until 2018 when the contract with Optitex expires.

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>>484975
>modeled off of actual humans, in some cases from 3D laser scans.
>they have no choice except to pay for a pro job on the next figures

If only someone were to do real 3d scans, including scans of bending parts - gluts, knees, elbow, shoulder, collar bone, neck, feet, and waist with twist that would be more than perfect.
Imagine not only body scans but accurate indention's where bikini straps press into muscle, and fat density.

I can only dream of the perfect model.

>>485064
>Imagine not only body scans but accurate indention's where bikini straps press

I think that part's already been done, it just requires weight mapping and clothing run through dynamic clothiifying. The issue is volumetric compression where surrounding tissue bulges, which current cloth simulators don't bother with because body meshes aren't solid modeling.

>>485064
>scans of bending parts - gluts, knees, elbow, shoulder, collar bone, neck, feet, and waist with twist that would be more than perfect

You're not dreaming but you are asking for a model that has muscles and fat as well as bones, and an engine that won't choke on recalculating this. Right now the paradigm is "number crunch this in a fast computer and convert it to joint controlled morph targets for plebputers."

Also, Project Erogenesis.

>>485056
The thing that fucked them on DMCA is leaving .daz format behind for DSON. DMCA's protection against reverse engineering file formats obligates the vendor to not produce an open format and DSON is completely open, being a dialect of JSON. It has no secrets as a file format to protect.

>>485057
>The only thing Poser has over Daz Studio is dynamic cloth

Let's turn this around. The only thing DS has over Poser is a better renderer and P11's getting a new renderer.

Poser's external scripting is Python, a matured runtime embedded in many software products and constantly improved upon.

DS's scripting is done in JavaScript, mainly because Trolltech offered it as a Qt-bound module. And then soon afterward Trolltech said, "this is shit and we're killing it," leaving DAZ to have to maintain the module on their own for the foreseeable future. They don't even have the brains to license and embed node.js instead.

DAZ got the shinier renderer and reinvented how conforming clothing works so that every piece of clothing fits every deformed version of a given character. To be honest, it's a good idea. Geografting is great if you're that guy who wants to turn the Genesis male into a minotaur and useless to the rest of us. Switchable UV maps has caused more trouble than it saved.

Ironically the supposedly better rigging system is immaterial because no one has an incentive to develop figures for it. only characters for the latest flavor of Genesis. Dawn is the only fig I can think of that was rigged specifically for DS, but that was because Hiveworks believed DAZ was going to use her as the Generation 5 female. When that didn't materialize and he quit DAZ, he rerigged her for Poser and sold both versions.

When someone writes a script to convert Genesis figures into Poser figures, wait for the tantrum from DAZ about this somehow violates their terms of use. That will tell you more about which company to back than anything else.

Here's my internet prayer to Poser.

Oh Heavenly Poser, please bring us a model comparable to DAZ's V7 so that we may not have to completely abandon both Poser, and DAZ on to other 3d platforms less accessible to most 3d hobbyists.
May such a model have higher default meshing where it counts allowing maximum versatility, and customization.
Let us have it expertly made as humanly as possible leaving even professionals in the movie industry asking:“ Where did that model come from, it looks so amazingly accurate in every way? Such detail, and scope of the model leaves no need for any other.” so that no one is left feeling short changed.

Amen

>>485561
SM's working on something for Poser 11 but I wouldn't hold my breath given their track record and habit of drafting Renderosity faggots to do the modeling.

Pray that Project Erogenesis gets finished this year because it's pretty much what you and I are begging for (once the faces are dialed less caricatured). PE is high poly, has complex rigging and weight mapping, and looks fantastic.
http://www.renderotica.com/artists/Erogenesis/Gallery

I'd link the creator's blog but 4chan doesn't like bl0gsp00t

>>485594

I'm quite fond of Erogenesis, but he can only do so much. His first and main goal is making his comics which I respect, but it seems unfair expecting one man to pick up the slack for a company with an entire staff paid to do the same.

not real CG, awful poser porn, get out faggot

>>485599
The CG is real, and everything is used to make porn. Porn is a growing $20 billion dollar industry. What's your point?

>>485715
I was fulfilling op's inb4 to the letter. Simmer, broseph

>>483457
>mirin calves

>>486504
those aren't calves, they're STEERS

Give it another few years and someone will end up porting out quite realistic renderings of all the celebs with poser+Octane. It can already be done, just nobody has bothered yet.

>>488046
Octane was free2play for Poser users for 90 days in April. It's not that no one bothered, it's that the system requirements are heftier than average unless you want to spend several days rendering a scene.
In contrast Reality costs $30, middles both Poser and DS, and connects to an open source renderer app that can run across networks.

Not dissing Octane in the least or saying Luxrender is comparable, but Luxrender is *attainable*.

>>485597
>it seems unfair expecting one man to pick up the slack for a company with an entire staff paid to do the same.

If he were interested in splitting his income he could easily get two other devs to push out a usable Project E female with the full morph set and content bundle before the end of Q1 2016.

I respect his desire to be the only dude working on the project but realistically most enduring figures are team efforts. It's not 1999 when you could make Posette all by yourself because everything in her was as simplified as possible.

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Have any of you daz/poser friends seen a blue t-shirt for V4 that has "Free Hugs" on it?
I havent been able to find it after a recent re-install. Guess I should have probably backed it up.

>>488168
>Guess I should have probably backed it up.

indeed.

also, where do you people get your daz3d/poser resources? renderosity?

>>489408
dazposer.net and pray the filehosts weren't dmca'd
Also various torrent sites.

>>489538
>dazposer.net
> muh registration
> muh paid tier
> muh never reupping

stay pleb

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Christ the Lord Jesus, why is Poser porn still a thing? Did an entire generation grow up and leave this rubbish behind, only to be replaced by a new battalion of oversexed eight-year-olds? This is an abomination. Get right off of the internet, all of you, and don't come back until you've expunged this horror from your parents' hard drives. My god.

>>489606
cool

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I'm having an issue with V4's boobs. Any time i increase the sliders related to breast size/implant/etc past a certain point, there's some sort of seam that pops up below the collar bones.
An suggestions on how to get rid of it or even smooth it out?

>>489746
Maybe somehow you're distorting the UV coords somehow. And Jesus Christ don't paint on clothes goddamnit

>>489784
Thats the default V4.2 skin. Just using the base model as an example.

>>489746
>there's some sort of seam that pops up below the collar bones

I don't see any geometry or texture seams (and V4 doesn't have any seams in that area), so if you're referring to those hard curves at the tops of the breasts, that comes from fucking with the dials too much. Post your dial settings.

BreastUp BreastDown BreastIn BreastOut BreastsHangForward BreastsFlatten and the Diameter/Cleavage dials are strictly for gravity/clothing simulation. Don't use them to shape boobs.

For shaping, start with BreastsSize BreastLarge BreastsImplant BreastsNatural BreastsDroop and BreastsPerk, then move on to learning magnets because you'll get better control and can apply them to clothing.

In theory you could paint out those bulges with the Morph tool (assuming you're using Poser 9 or later) but be warned that this won't work on joint zones (the areas have joint-controlled morphs with hidden magnet zones that override the Morph brushes).

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>>489804
Thanks!
I'll start some things over and look into magnets.
>mfw

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>>489669
Please, at the rate things are going, no one is going to be fapping to meatbags in the next 5-10 years.
Dont forget Daz got bought out by the jews and we all know what jews are famous for.

The latest iteration of Victoria is a big improvement. Especially in the hands and feet area.

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>>489814
Shit posted the wrong picture. This is V7.

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>>489816
Nice old lady hands on her in both renders.

>>489814
next time i need someone to pull a truck using their neck muscle I know who to call.

>>489826
If I had a nickel for everyone who turns a head without carefully balancing the neck twist as well…

> eyelashes have roughly twice the number of hairs they ought to
> nipples and areolae have no bump map
> grey lacrimals
> burned in speculars on the face
> pony tails too still
> no recognizable light source, not counting the burned in reflections on the eyes
> pink rims around irises

I'm riding you like a bitch because this is how you learn. The pose and composition are decent.

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>>489833

>how you learn

What, to titillate children? You sound awfully serious for a poser pornographer.

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>>489814

>and we all know what jews are famous for

Killing Christ? Your cartoon girls aren't the future, kiddo. It's time to grow up.

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>>489833

> a dozen details

There's also the whole "ten-year-old's head on a man's neck on a 22-year-old woman's body" thing, but make sure you fix those grey lacrimals.

>>489885
Hey, if you want to redline that pic join right in. It's always great to hear from experts like yourself who can share their experience modeling the human form with us dial twiddling idiots.

Go easy on us, we're kind of slow.

>>489889
a few years ago i was dicking around youtube watching anything and everything 3d related, and i stumbled on an interview (just searched for it, can't find it) but the guy being interview was a pro, made great work and he used a lot of poser, i was mindfucked by it, really changed my perspective on a lot of tools that most people look down on, he wasn't a character artist, he was a concept artist i believe. i still think poser and daz are shit , but thats just me

>>489908
>i still think poser and daz are shit , but thats just me
It's a tool and like anything that's easily accessible, it gets associated with a lot of shit from people who don't bother to push themselves as creators. If you're asking me to defend the retards on Renderosity, the SJWs on RuntimeDNA, and the cocksuckers on DAZ3D's forums, you might be disappointed.

Nevertheless the people who create content for this platform do put considerable work into it. We're also grateful to Linden Labs and Valve for creating even shittier bottom-feeding communities who will buy anything also long as it has Rainbow Dash on it somewhere.

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>>489920
>Nevertheless the people who create content for this platform do put considerable work into it.
It's just too bad the market is 95% slutwear.

>>489972
>It's just too bad the market is 95% slutwear.
And better than half of the vendors making it are women who'd rather sell Slutty Office Outfit #9348 than genuine casual or practical clothing.

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>>490014
They could at least combine the two. Like the blue shirt I was looking for earlier. pic related.

>>490012
she has such a soulless face

>>490015
You do realize if you have an image editor you could type that text yourself on a modified texture for that shirt, right? Powerage makes good shit.

>>489908
>he wasn't a character artist, he was a concept artist i believe
I'd almost bet money you're talking about Daniel Murray, but if not cool.

>>490016
>>490012
At one end you have confused blankface like this, at the other some ghastly expression that dialed things too far, and the key is figuring out a subtle middle ground. Only gripe about the pose is the left foot floating off the floor for a figure this Amazonian.

The purple contacts/irises need to go. Even if the artist is trying to do something like convey mind control or mystical/alien species, this could be done much better. Clothing is conforming well and the boobs are doing a good job of acting like the clothing is holding them in tightly. The hair is in need or gravity adjustments and is visibly clipping the boob while floating over the shoulder. Highlights are virtually nonexistent which is very unusual considering how many hair vendors bake speculars into the textures.

If you're the artist, you inadvertently made a pretty good start at the Statue of Liberty's face here so save that. Which fig did you use?

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>>490020
re: shirt
Yeah, I just love the way this shirt deforms. I ought to get started creating my own things.

>>490021
>>489972
based sturkwurk

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>>490039
Not sure who that is, these were pulled from a 10+ year old archived thread on somethingawful.

V7 has less polygons and worse loops for detail like musculature than genesis 2

>>490055
dem babyskates though

>>490051
>V7 has less polygons and worse loops for detail like musculature than genesis 2

They're doing the same shit SM did with Roxie: "let's show off what we can do with lower res figures guise" when exactly no one asked for that.

>>490043
>>490055
Douglas "Sturkwurk" Sturk modeled those capeshit characters using the default P4 characters and made the costumes and textures as freebies.

Then people animated Cap going berserk and attacking babies and small children. It was a grand time.

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>>490081
Quality freebies. Imagine that.

>>489821
I take it you are an American who hasn't ever seen a normal woman's hands before.

>>490020
Thank for tips, I use Genesis Female 3
This morph is mine

>>490094
Mike's let himself go since Jay died.

>>490097
Those are a normal 40 year old woman's hands. Carpals don't become prominent until middle age unless you're extending your metacarpals backwards and the divots seen here are even less visible until your fifties. Awesome fat joke anon, you should tell it to your friends after they're done praying to Mecca.

You'd think with how rare non slutwear is, that there would at least be some normie clothes available from various freebie sites.

Where does everyone get their stuff?
Mostly kickass for me.

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Or better yet, how about a crash course in creating items?

>>490109
It still doesn't change the fact that these models are improving with each generation.

>>490248
>these models are improving with each generation

>>490051
>V7 has less polygons and worse loops for detail like musculature than genesis 2

Which is it?

>>490263

V7 has fewer polys because the Genesis 3 figure is more optimized than the Genesis 2 figure. There was a lot of unnecessary geometry in the G2 figure. G3 has much better weight mapping than the G2 figure as well.

>>490206

Wilmap has a large selection of normal and historical clothes available in her ShareCG gallery. But it's all made with MD2.

>>490474
Will have a look, thanks.

>>490474
>But
How is that a downside, it's literally CAD for making real clothing patterns that also exports 3D models.

>>490574
You want Oskarsson's English Schoolgirl. He's correctly reproportioned V4 to an 11 year old girl.

>>490574
Nice CP. Look at the size of her head relative to her prepubescent body.

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>>490576
>CP
Not everyone lives on your island

>>490574
>>490582


This gave me an unconfortable boner. Is this wrong? Why am I aroused? wtf

>>490599
You're shit out of luck anon. You must face the unconfrontable boner and realize you are pee to the e to the dee to the do.

>>490599
>>490582
> no tits
> no ass
> insect legs and arms
> meatless bony body
I don't get the attraction. It's like eating a tasteless, dry fruit that isn't ripe.

>>490612
It's also not a child's body no matter how big Anon makes the head or flattens the chest.

The only thing this figure's missing is a pair of gossamer bug wings and pointy ears.

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>>490638

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>>490639

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>>490639
>I am a huge faggot; please rape my face

>>490638
That is just as creepy as the fucking 3D model.
Are you a serial rapist?

>>490673
I'm not. Even though I've been sexually amoral since I was like 10, I've snapped out of it while on MDA. I've always known sexuality was for animals, but i've never been strong enough to "make it click" and embody that sentiment like I should have, until recently.

>>490683
nigger what pretentious special snowflake bullshit are you on about?

>>490572
The problem is MD2 produces an absolute shit mesh of random tris that won't subdivide properly. Even the current version of MD produces shit geometry of random quads . To get anything decent out of MD means retopoing it in Zbrush.

>>490685
check your pronouns cis scum

>>478873
FYI, if you snagged this hero pack while it was free, there was a mistake in it DAZ has corrected.

The hero bundle mistakenly included pumps for V3; if you look in your purchases you'll see now the equivalent shoes for V4 in there now.

How does one get started with breast morphs?
I see some artists like 3dxart who have giant breasts on their characters yet they seem to deform against clothes or other body parts.
How is this done?

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>>491631
>3dxart
He's using clothing custom made to those sizes; note the absence of any stretching on detail like stitches here.

How do YOU get clothing to conform to unusual morphs? Assuming you're using Poser, the clothing probably already has the same morphs as the figure. If it doesn't and you're using Pro, there's a menu option to copy morphs from the figure to the clothes. If you don't have Pro, go to Scripts --> "Wardrobe Wizard Menu" and follow the instructions.

Alternately, learn to use magnets; it's not as fast but it does work on nice spherical zones like breasts and it's where most breast morphs can be done.

> I'm using DS

I don't use DS but it's my understanding that conforming clothes for it are designed to automatically match the figure's proportions and morphs.

Now post stuff.

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>>491712
>>491631
alternately, you could learn to modify objs in Zbrush, which is wut I've been doing for about a year now.

Its much easier then magnets, and works about the same way. Just export or find the obj for the cloth/prop you're using, export the body into an obj, load both in zbrush, and then brush to fit.

Word of warning tho, breasts that large are a BITCH to get right.

>>490574
eyes are too far apart

>>491791
for the love of god tell me that deform represents being encased in a tight top because otherwise that's a monstrosity of a morph

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>>491791
What in the everloving fuck are you trying to do here, make an extra nipple on that breast?

>>479279
>and animating
anon, you're right, but oh so wrong

I'm up piss creek without a paddle because I can't animate jack shit in DAZ and I never learned Maya. Try to find one facial animation video that used DAZ that isn't god awful

Roll pt 2

>>490638
I've never been to this board but decided to check daz thread in hopes of finding a pedo. I was not disappointed. I love Daria too.

>>492625
and it took weeks before one of you showed up, thanks

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I've noticed the documentation for Daz is pretty barren and sometimes out of date.
Feels like I'm better off developing my skill in a real 3D app.
There's always SFM I guess.

All the tutorials I've seen have very little info on lighting besides the distant lights

>>492656
The Daz new users board and commons board is good for help.

Hell, all the clothing skins, morphs, accessories are so expensive. even on "sale".
How the hell do they get away with this?

Just looking at some basic morphs and clothes for G2F is 80~ burger bucks

>>492656
> There's always SFM

4chan is an 18+ board

>>492665
>Hell, all the clothing skins, morphs, accessories are so expensive. even on "sale".

Everything in OP's post cost $0 when it was posted. Now it's $180.


>How the hell do they get away with this?

> they

Pretend for a moment that you're a content developer. You don't work for DAZ, Smith Micro, Renderosity or RuntimeDNA but you broker content through them.

Content development is time consuming work. It's not as simple as "model thing in Blender, export OBJ and paint it in ZBrush." Most of it is accessory content which means it has to be exhaustively tested on how it works with the figures it's designed for. The textures have to be good enough to render on higher end PBRs now that those are becoming the standard. You *will* end up learning how things like clothing work in your chosen platform. If you think these items are shat out over a weekend you're mistaken.

OK, so you've made your product, tested it yourself and packaged up the files for an installer or similar. Assuming your content portal chooses to work with you as a vendor, they are going to take no less than 40% of the asking price for the product.

If you're good enough and they accept the product without revisions the first time, it goes on sale and the relatively niche consumer base purchases it and reviews it and 30 days later the checks come in.

If the product's really good, you make a lot of sales. Unfortunately if it's really good, that also means inside 90 days it'll be on file sharing sites and/or P2P networks, and there is no meaningful DRM for either Poser or DS.

So, what could take you six weeks to develop and get processed for sale will net you at best the same number of weeks of purchases before sales drastically drop. If you don't already have successive products in the pipeline for sale, you are engaging in an expensive hobby.

>Just looking at some basic morphs and clothes for G2F is 80~ burger bucks

Go to Turbosquid and look at their prices.

>>492696
What do the people who buy these products even d with them? I always assumed it was an expensive hobby and the renders go straight to deviantArt.

>>492696
I see your point. Guess I'll just monitor sales for personal waifu rendering accessories.

>>492697
>What do the people who buy these products even d with them? I always assumed it was an expensive hobby and the renders go straight to deviantArt.

I've seen Poser traces in comic books made by Marvel, DC, and Avatar Press. Prior to that more honest comic artists painted over renders (the original intent of the application). RWBY is entirely produced and animated in Poser Pro. The animated human in every self-check kiosk made by NCR is the Poser 4 woman. Instructional training materials where human casts are expensive or technically not feasible use these models. 3D paysite porn offers depictions of things which are illegal, immoral, and/or physically impossible.

The alternative is to hire professionals to create bespoke single-use animations, which is outside most peoples' budgets.

Yes, you're going to see a lot of shit on dA because dA is a magnet for content with minimum effort applied, and cringe on YT because OC on YT is an argument that Sturgeon's Law was optimistic. Like any other tool, you only get what you put into it.

>>492701
hint: Renderosity's Prime and DAZ's Platinum Club are worthwhile investments if you shop enough in those places.

Hello,

Is there some 4chan community package that includes everything for Daz3D +tutorials for beginners?

thanks.

>>492805
Some good forums I've found so far have been daz's official forums. Affect3D's forums (for lewd stuff) and kickass torrent's poser community.

>>492806
>Affect3D's forums
http://affect3d.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=12

Please be more than "how do I put dicks on female figures"

>>490574
>>490582
>>490638
>>490669

That is exactly why we can't get a good model in Poser, because the fucking pedos have to post their ugly CP shit.
I hate pedos, you ruin everything, and the rest of us suffer with shitty models because of your worthlessness.

>>493289
I dunno man, i think they suffer way more than you do buddy, check your heterosexual privilage

>>492806
>kickass torrent's poser community

A what now? link please.

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>>493335
community/daz-studio-poser-content-community/

>>493340
>need to register
>need to request to join

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>>493341
>Thanks for your interest in the group. Please earn **25** or more reputation points for your KAT account. You can earn these points by posting in the KAT forums, rating torrents, and uploading torrents. Your request will remain active until you do this.
>I use your reputation points as a way of determining your interest in 3D content, and also your participation in the KAT community

It wasnt very hard to hit a bunch of torrents and just thank/star the,

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>>493342
The group mods are not idiots and will actually read your comments, see how long you've been a member of kat and what you've contributed. The reputation points are the minimum you have to have to apply to the groups.

Have there been any freebies as great as OP's V4 pack?

>>496995

I think not.

Personally I'm still waiting for them to freebie M4.

>tfw all of those "content sites" switched to hardcore shilling mode for paid file hosters

>>497005
Yeah, its a pain but at least they offer multiple download links. Even if half are broken constantly. I usually just bookmark for later download. Or, search for the file name on torrent sites.

>>497009
>multiple links
so far I only saw them having multiple links to "premium only" hosters

>>497010
dazposer.net worked well for me. Though, I did cave and buy a month of novafile just to raid what I wanted in a day.

>>497012
>I did cave
well, that's why it worked fine for you, bro. lol
ah well, maybe there will be interesting freebies in the future.

>>497012
How the hell did you even get registered there? I tried registering cause it has stuff I want, but I never get any confirmation emails. Paying for a filesharing acc is small fries compared to how much you save on Daz3D assets.

>>497297
Try a different mail provider or check your spam folders?

>>497315

Yeah that's what happened to me when I tried to register for Daz. Google was bumping it to the spam folder.

>>497012
>a month of novafile just to raid what I wanted in a day.

Hell, while you're sucking phongdzu's cock, why not pay for a membership on all 5 of his identical sites reuploading the content he found on skyback.ru and kat.cr

>>497315
Tried that already unfortunately. I got a bunch of throwaway email accounts on various sites for stuff like this, but none of them seems to work. Even tried shit like 10minutemail and nothing. Checked spam folders aswell, but again, nothing.

>>497326
stay classy

>>497372
It's your call but he gets paid for those downloads because he uploaded them himself. That's why it's only Novafile and they're chiefly "must be Novafile subscriber to download." The same content's on sites he doesn't run and not behind paywalls.