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Oily effect

bagnozbagnoz Posts: 17
in Art Studio

Hi guys,

I rendered an image with Daz3d and i saw a difference between the one i rendered and the one in the viewport.

I was wondering why they are not both the same. And more importantly i tend to like the one showed in the viewport (with the oily effect), i would like to know if there is a possibility to get the same result (after rendering it) as showed on the viewport (with correct parameters ?) or if it is just a bug ? I tried to play with the filtering paramters but i can't get the same result.

 

Viewport.PNG
1353 x 773 - 1M
Partially_Rendered.png
2560 x 1440 - 5M

Comments

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,941

    What Drawstyle was the Viewport using - the little sphere icon a top-right, next to the camera/view picker button ("Perspective View" or a camera name) will give a menu showing which is active. Previews are, to a greater or lesser extent, approximations to what you will see in the render. In this case, selecting the skin surface group in the Editor tab of the Surfaces pane and adjusting the Top Coat settings may give you what you want.

  • PitmaticPitmatic Posts: 899

    Sometimes in the lray preview you get a smeary impressionistic image appear that looks like its been done with very wet oil paint applied with a pallette knife and its random when it does it. sometimes i would love to render an image like it.

    When it does it again i will post a screenshot

     

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