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Linwelly
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[2015-05-22 17:48:48 +0000 UTC]
"open for commissions"
(Germany)
# Statistics
Favourites: 243; Deviations: 8; Watchers: 357
Watching: 112; Pageviews: 47882; Comments Made: 8687; Friends: 112
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: stephanie pui mun law# Social Links
https://www.patreon.com/Linwellyhttps://twitter.com/Linwelly_3D
# Comments
Comments: 278
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Sorry for the fave span, just catching up on all the great stuff you have been creating, love it all
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Thank you so much Linwelly for the points, your support and kindness is very much appreciated
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Haha you confused me a bit with the new name
Thanks a lot for the nice wishes and same to you!
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Β Sorry, I was in the obligation to change my username due to the confusion with a female DAZ product called Galene hairΒ Β
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Don't worry about it 
But, for real? They made you change your name because of that? But you had the number in your name as well, and its not like they could trademark a simple name else everybody with the name Victoria would need changing that now LOL
Anyway hope you can keep your new name
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No, there is no problem with DAZ, it's only my choice because when I register my account in D.A two-year ago I wrote Galene like in French, in English is written Galen, and later I find on DAZ a female hair called Galene used for DAZ female hairΒ www.daz3d.com/galene-hair-for-β¦) and a 3D female character I lost the address.
There was also confusion from friends in D.A about my sex due to the use of Galene instead Galen, they believed I was a womanΒ
Once again Happy New year to you and TaiduoΒ
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Ah thanks a lot, that's so kind
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Nice gallery
Have a bunny
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Muchas Gracias!Β
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Thanky a lot, I was travelling, which I like, though trains in Germany are getting more annoying, nothing seems to work anymore LOL
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Haha :-D Glad you enjoyed it!
I also love a good train journey- especially on a rainy day with a book!
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Thank you so much, I was away, so thats why the late response
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Β hope you had a good one
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was train travelling, which in general I like
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when i lived in Denver,, i wood train travel holidays an family...Β so yeah know what you mean..
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Thanks a lot, my, thats a lot of cake
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Haha
You're welcome
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WOW I am just getting caught up on your latest panels, love them all and the virtual panda is pure awesomeness
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Thanks, when i saw that panda in my runtime it was instantly booked for the job
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I have a request for you that may be a little bit too "pulling back the curtain."
I would really like to see some of your reused "scene sets." If you remember my question during Saturday's class, I was very interested in whether you fully populate "sets" when you use them.
What I was picturing is an isometric type view with the ceiling and one set of walls removed.Β
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I can try to make some screen shots from pulled out perspective, for many there is no geometry that is ceiling or walls separate to be removed.
I would put those in the stash and give you a link but would request to leave them there
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No, no. Don't go through that kind of trouble. If it isn't something easy to do, then it isn't worth it.Β
My request was purely for my curiosity. I kept thinking that the setting would make a great RPG sourcebook. And that led me to want to see the architecture of the scene in its own glory.
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Haha, the architecture would be crooked anyway with odd walls blocking odd tings I don't want to be seen or gaps between probs that aI tried to match into each other somehow, surfaces removed to make room for other stuff and new planes added to cover again, there woudl be no glory left
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You just nailed exactly why I asked my question during your presentation.
I was getting a headache as I thought about all the things you have to do to get the set to be consistent and suit the needs of the immediate scene.
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Creating a full scene from scratch takes me about two weeks until its ready to be rendred, depending a bit on how complex the setting is and how much I can use from some ready set, but for example the algae farm and Level 1 are very much self made, so took very long.
Xius Workshop is essentially Scifi Level 19 transfered to iray and added a lot of this and that from the runtime. The giant water tank was one of the most complex things stating from giving the fishies a nice iray coat to hand craftig a fitting ceiling.. and all that for one special effect at the end of part 4 LOL
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Honestly, I am still stunned that you can render some of those scenes in a reasonable time.
The algae farm for example. With all the caustics, glass, and water...Β I can see my computer churning on that for hours and hours, if not days.
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the secret is instances, lots of instances and always hide everything you don't see. I'm rendereing a scene that isn't even that big but some surface was a real memory hog, crashed every freaking time until I shoved it through the scene optimizer, the two people are non existant except for their heads and upper bodies. So yes I reach the limit as well. I'm not letting it render all that long either. Standart time setting got to be enough for comic site renders
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Greetings! I hope you're having a nice day todayΒ Β I would be honored if you'd check out my channel for my art studio and leave a 'subscibe'Β Β I look forward to showing you artwork we create in this new formatΒ
www.youtube.com/channel/UCvr5Yβ¦
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