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I'm still working out the best way to do things... I could keep these as a surprise but interested to know what might be popular.  I'd like to make all of these :)

Please let me know what you think! 

All feedback is appreciated. Add a comment if you think of any ideas.

Red Riding Hood & The BIG bad wolf

  • Forrest Environment
  • Little Red
  • Hood & clothes
  • Wolf Man - full-body fur

Laundromat - just moved out of home

  • Girl with roller skates + Clothes
  • Laundromat Environment

Study Buddy - Can you come over and help me study

  • Bedroom environment
  • Nerdy Girl with glasses 

Vampire Hunter

  • Vampiress
  • Outfit
  • Mansion/Tomb environment
  • Stake

Comments

Angel

I really want a forest scene for my own entertainment (and assuming you make a free version and allow remixing maybe making scenes to post in) so I definitely hope others vote for that, too.

xrwizard

Thanks for the Patron Angel! Yes I'd like one to ;) I wouldn't mind trying some photagammatry. Will see how I go! Will always be happy to share any of my assets for people use! I haven't made any separate vars for the asset in my last scene but can do if anyone's interested.

kurum machine

admit forest scene could be cool,but vampire hunter look promising too. + from what i know there is only 1 vampire scene for vam,so that could be a nice fresh add for the community :)

xrwizard

I know, I have a soft spot for pale vampiresses.. I want to try out a blood-drenched hand appearance. I'll probably end up making them all :)

Mirko James

Thanks for the poll. Also it would be incredible if you could check (and incorporate) how Tiseb https://www.patreon.com/TiSeb/posts does light in his scenes. Imho he has a way to achieve near photorealism with the way he lights a scene. It really makes a big difference and could be a great improvement. Tanks in advance

xrwizard

Hi Mirko, I had a look at TiSeb's work. It looks great and I think I know what you mean, he uses shadow and contrast really well, plus fill lights add a nice touch of realism, some scenes also use no global illumination. Most of the scenes seem to be focused on one pose though where he can fine tune the lights... whereas I'm trying to have multiple poses in different zones… trying to make the light work across them all. This is really good feedback. In the next scene I might try to reduce the zones.. (when you’re in the action it’s probably better not to move around too much anyway) plus I may try switching different light on and off to save on performance. Thanks again!

xrwizard

Hi Mirko, I tried some different lighting, with sub-scenes... I think it looks better... let me know what you think

Mirko James

Thanks for the checking it out. Im really looking forward to the new scenes. Thanks