Great works here. Thumbs up to everyone. I also love to play around with Iray in CC3. The Light Studio Presets are amazing...

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A character from my book. Some color tweaking to do on the skin..ideas on what happened there? I see I have lots more to learn here.  ~V~

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I don't think I'm actually using iRay because I am running a RX480 GPU. I will need to switch over to NVidia I believe to really take advantage of iRay. But I gave it a shot anyway.

Hi Rogue. There seems something incorrect with the body texture - maybe you just flipped the Normals or used sRGB mode in the textures tab?! Otherwise I don't really know what causes this issue. Sorry.

I just can't get enough of these beautiful Iray renders - seems I'm Irayddicted.

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Some AMAZING work here guys / gals!

Could I ask how you're getting those amazing toon skin tones Pixtim?

Keep rendering..


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Quick test before I try a Bowsette Fanart.

Here is a character made from CT8 & Realistic Human Heads via CC3 & iRay Render  ~V~




This is a character from my book - iRay render #2

       Val RogueAnanda

This is the very FIRST character, "HILT!" I made in CC1 2 yrs ago, now in CC3 & iRay render.  ~V~

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Test of the pipleline: Following is Daz G2 figure with hair, imported into CC3 and dressed using CC3 clothing, exported to iClone scene and posed, whole scene exported to Unity, rendered in Octane (the Unity Octane plugin has a free tier btw). No adjustments to textures etc. in any application.

Still early days of testing and no doubt lots of niggles to work through, but credit where credit is due: CC3 looks like a game changer.