Joe, this is a superb compo! Hat off! I appreciate the way you revisit a lots of myths!

Glad you like it and I really appreciate the comments, thanks!

It doesn't matter Joe, I am following your reinterpretation of myths with great interest. The mysteries of the programs remain intact, I sometimes encounter similar problems with the Poser cloth room.

Many thanks

I love the mythology theme. Wonderfully done

I am a big fan of mythological themes and this is very well done. There are certain lighting and camera setups that will cause Daz to crash on rendering or exiting a render. I always save before test rendering. Using the Iray view port does not have this problem. SInce it slows everything down, I use it to adjust textures and lighting and use the texture shaded view port for everything else. DForcing three outfits in one scene can be tough. If you are not already doing it, hide everything in the scene except the figure you are dforcing on. Dforce will include in it's calculations everything that is visible and that can slow things down or cause wierd results. You didn't say if you were on a Mac or a PC but just reinstalling the program may not fix problems. You need to completely remove all initialization files as well.

Thanks for all the suggestions and pointers , much appreciated

Lovely trio of ladies, nice hard light, like the high contrast and intensity of the bright whites and dark shadow, great work...!!

Thanks so much for all the generous comments, its very much appreciated.

Fantastic work. Love a Greek Myth! Some people have definitely had issues with the latest Daz (according to forum chat) and dForce has always been a little tricky (well, for me, at least.) I tend to hide additional elements to run the drapes on each character. Don't know if it is the best way, but the dark arts of dForce are still beyond me!

Thanks ! Thats what i ended up doing... tweaking the bend strength, draping and freezing each piece one by one...

Three goddesses of fate from Greek mythology "Klotho, Lachesis and Atropos"; fantastic image wonderful done, love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There are also Germanic-Nordic goddesses of fate are named: They are called Urd (fate), Verdandi (what is becoming) and Skuld (guilt).

Thanks Michael. I did an image of Skuld some years ago... I think the Norns are due for an update soon!

I'm glad you stuck with it. This is a fantastic image!

Thanks!

Great image!!!

Cheers Nobby

Excellent

Thanks Anita

Nicely done!

Much appreciated

They are wonderful. A beautiful visual telling of their story. Really excellent.

Many thank's for visiting my gallery and for all your previous comments. Now I'm visiting yours and I must say that this image is really wonderfulIy done, I wish you a very nice and peaceful evening, take care and stay healthy! (This is a copy-paste comment, unfortunately, there is no other way for me).

Nice work! Great idea!

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