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BrotherHades' SubD Tutorial
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A quick and simple subdivision tutorial for DAZStudio.

The character used in the tutorial is JadeDragon's Paige that I got a chance to Beta test.

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KetsuekiRyu's avatar
KetsuekiRyu|Hobbyist Digital Artist
Great tutorial! Always nice to learn something new.
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BrotherHades|Professional Photographer
Thank you! It was an enjoyable project to work on, might have to do another one someday.
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KetsuekiRyu|Hobbyist Digital Artist
You're quite welcome.
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Excellent! I'll add this to my mental tool kit and use it when appropriate.
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BrotherHades|Professional Photographer
For myself SubD is always appropriate on the figures, got Vicki 4 and Michael 4 set to load with SubD applied through Powerloader in DS :)
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Lord-Crios|Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thak you very miuch, this is really usefull.
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BrotherHades|Professional Photographer
You're welcome! It was fun to do the tutorial gave me a chance to test some stuff out and help out current and future DAZ Studio users.
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Lord-Crios|Hobbyist Digital Artist
I use DAZ from many time, but never really understand the SubD function :D
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hamstergrl|Hobbyist General Artist
Great timing! Yesterday I was looking at one of my renders where the breast had the same angles marring the underside, and was wondering what could be done about it besides fixing in post (which I hate doing, LOL). Only used subD once or twice on hair that had been highly morphed...its good to see another use for it. Thank you - yet again!
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BrotherHades|Professional Photographer
My pleasure, glad it was of help :)
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James-Bong|Hobbyist Photographer
Cool, I keep forgetting that DAZ has subD. I didn't even think of using it on hair!
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BrotherHades|Professional Photographer
Thanks, I tend to not use it on hair as much, but it works well, I tend to use sub-d when I use posermatic's NGM sets, makes them look better and cuts down on postworking.
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