Animating Falling Snow in DAZ Studio - tutorial.


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This tutorial assumes that you have read the DAZ Studio manual and practiced the introductory tutorial presented there. You should be comfortable with the basic DAZ Studio interface before proceeding. This tutorial will expand on the information presented in the manual, in relation to animation. By the time you have completed this tutorial, you will have a basic grasp of how to produce motion in your characters, objects, and scenes and how to control that motion.


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Hi, and thanks for viewing this tutorial. If you use DAZ Studio, or are just looking for a way to spruce up your cartoon renders, we think this method might be helpful. :) Let's get started!


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This tutorial will guide you in making a Face Camera in DAZ Studio. You can use the same steps to create a camera for any body part you wish.


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Please note: Because the D|S workspace is customisable, the screen shots shown may be slightly different from your set up. The best workspace set up is the one that you're comfortable with.


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Daz Studio comes with all the tools needed to make realistic water.


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There are likely many ways to get hair to look brighter, including simply using a lot more light to shine on it or applying some ambient light to the hair itself to add to any illumination it receives from lights. Daz Studio allows you to exceed normal limits and therefore gives you some artistic or technical freedom to tackle issues in other ways than usual.


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DAZ Studio allows you to position cameras and light sources almost anywhere in your scene. By precisely placing cameras, and by parenting the cameras to various items, you can gain a much greater degree of control over your rendering. This tutorial will demonstrate some tricks for easy and accurate placement of cameras. These same techniques can also be used with lights.


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Ok when it asks for the .pmd file, find it, it's in the character folder, it will recognize it. Then if it asks if you would like to find the .obj/.obz file hit Skip, then reimport the scene, then when it asks you to find the .pmd file again, find it and then DAZ Studio will not ask for the obj file the second time and the .obj file will load automatically.


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The Cartoon render mode in DAZ Studio, combined with some simple PhotoShop post-work enables you to create some quick and cool comicbook-style effects.


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