How To Transfer Hair From DAZ Studio To Lightwave
I got this great question in a reply to one of my other blog posts, and I decided to to a short video and show how it’s best done without pulling your hair (literally). There are a few important pitfalls when doing this procedure, and I’ve outlined them step by step here:
As always, thanks for watching, and if you find the video useful, please comment below and share with your friends! When you’re ready to get a clear grasp of all the Ligthwave basics, and specifically how to transfer props / characters between LW / DAZ Studio, then head over HERE.
Stay frosty!
– Val Cameron
P.S. When you’re ready to get a clear grasp of all the Ligthwave basics, and specifically how to transfer props / characters between LW / DAZ Studio, then head over HERE.
Happily sharing how to create great 3D & 2D art in DAZ Studio, Lightwave and Photoshop, Val Cameron, CEO and founder of Dreamlight, has been coaching and mentoring hundreds of thousands of artists since 2005. Bestselling DAZ 3D vendor with over 230+ video tutorials, plug ins and light sets.
Will you be doing any videos on rendering in lightwave? Ive seen
good results from lightwave — but I cant get them.
I’m talking animation rendering in lightwave. thanks
Yes Jerry, that is something we might do in the future. Nothing planned as of now.
can Lightwave render look as good / realistic as Vray or Octane?
I cant get it.
Jerry, yes it can. Look for other render engines than the native one, like for instance: http://www.kraytracing.com/joomla/gallery That’s the K-Ray render engine. Very impressive. Then there is a few more you can google for, such as Octane and a few more.
I would hope any render tutorial would include the nodes.
those really confuse me, too.
thanks again
Might do something on that later on Jerry, thanks for your input!