Shucks, Ma'am by Seaview123
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"... is that a pistol in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"
Hello everyone. This picture took me a whole lot longer to make than I expected. I ran into a lot of little problems with Vue 7 Esprit that slowed me down. This pretty much maxed out my computer's resources, and Vue ran out of memory trying to import the Poser characters.
Once I got that solved, Vue couldn't get some of the textures right. If you apply a wood texture to a fence, then turn the fence, the texture stayed in the same orientation while the object turned under it. I replaced my wooden fence for a stone, but you can still see the direction of the material. If anyone out there knows how to fix this, I'd really appreciate the help.
I finally managed to compose the picture, then it wouldn't render (too many textures, out of memory errors, etc). After saving, closing and reopening the program several times, I finally got the picture to come out.
After all that work, I really hope you like it. If you have any tips or tricks at getting large scenes to render using Vue, I'd like to hear your suggestions.
Tom
Seaview123
Comments (42)
Fantastic work! Really nicely done!
Very good pose and render.
Well it sure looks like it was worth keeping at it!! Great job! As for her comment...lol I'm sure they will have a bang up time either way, pistol or other...:-)
Nice render!
I like this, the girl is great nice lighting and shadow. Good job with all the problems you had with the render.
Totally great render. Good to get "down to earth" once in a while.
Your persistence certainly paid off, that's a great scene and she's clearly up for it, I guess it's his lucky day!
Very nice scene and render. excellent work!!
Super cool image..
Nice, very nice. Someone aught to do a morph of the Duke (John Wayne) with Michael 4. :D
cool scene and pov!
I wonder if he's ready to shoot to thrill? Great render
You might try using my P4 character remaps, here in freestuff for future renders like this. I've remapped Posette to take V# textures, and Dork to take M3 textures, and even the P4 Horse to take MilHorse textures. Try them out and see how well they work. Very good render BTW, and it's nice to see some more, down to earth, Cowboy scenes. DO keep up the good work. DPH
Nicely put together!
Nice scene!
very decent and neat work,best in full view of course.i like it.
Wonderful image! Great poses and characters. Very well done!
I really like this and think the stone top worked great - lent it to both rural and urban setting. I'm a huge fan of anything country and love this atmosphere.
nice work
Despite the difficulties the picture turned out really nice.
It was definitely worth staying on it Tom. Great characters, setting and lighting! I see what you mean about the direction of the texture - in Bryce it's possible to turn the texture separately from the object and would think Vue should have a similar feature. Sorry I can't be of more help my friend.
Wonderful scene and posing..terrific work!!
This is a Superb render Tom and well worth the time and hassel that you got doing it, Vue and memory go together in a big way, This might help but its a bit long winded : copy from the runtime/textures/folder that has your skin/cloth ect., then past to some where you can find it, use what ever postwork program you use and reduce size of the BMP(not reconmend on Jpeg) format from say 4000x4000 to 3000x3000, back to Poser or daz,load your figure using with origenal skin/cloth texture then goto material room , select the texture and then redirect them to the reduced size folder, save PZ3, then off to Vue import pz3.
excellent and well done scene and setting
You might want to look at different mapping for your textures. Try object parametric which should stop the textures going weird when you move the object. Nice render and well worth persevering with
So stunning artwork with Vue!
Very nice scene. Great characters and poses! Really nice work.
Very sexy. Nicely done Tom!
Excellent posing!!!!
LOL Tom funny! Excellent work They look super cool.