Commando CowGirl and Cyborg Sue in Medical Crisis by purdon
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"She's dead, isn't she?" Robot Rachel reached out and touched CowGirl's cold, dead thigh. "Yes, ambient temmperature. So the legend is dead. and so young too. So sad." Remembering her sexbot days (back then she was called Sexbot Shirly), she started to shed a few artifical tears.
"Hold your tears, Rachel," Docdroid Doug responded. "If CowGirl was a legacy human, she'd be done for, but she's a modern human. They're harder to kill and even if dead can be revived by a bit of modern doctoring. So let's find out what happened. Sue?"
"Um, we were doing our usual, um, routine and it was getting sort of old," Cyborg Susie said with a blush. "So I took, um, a device.." She halted, blushing even more.
"Say no more, Sue," Doug interrupted. "I understand completely. The device probably long-pressed the reset switch."
"Yep, that's been know to happen." Rachel interjected.
This is Poser 12 Superfly render of mostly Poser resources. Some textures were reworked in Poser's material room ans clothing was created or modified in Blender and imported as .obj files.
Comments (1)
Really funny!!! Which do you like better? Rendering in Superfly or firefly?
Thank you very much for commenting. As far as Superfly vs Firefly, it really depends on how the image comes out, I never was a big fan of Firefly, though I managed a few good images from it. However, the latest version seems to work pretty well for me (without much fiddling) especially with the Superfly lighting sets (I really like the Rembrandt and Paramount sets), So now it is a matter of which rendering engine handles the textures better. But I'm using Superfly as the default rendering engine now, switching to Firefy when I need to.
Not that I've given up on Vue, I use it for more real-world settings.