Male party guest. This was done with the Humgen plugin and a medieval shirt I bought to speed up the process of making all the models. Adding the shirt to the plugin model was challenging but I figured it out. My plan is to make and rig maybe 10 guests and then "fake" the rest with illustrations for the people in the background. I can only render so many characters at once so I have to be prudent with them. I think I will try Prospero next as he is one of two characters that actually do anything and I already made the robed figure. Doing all this will make future projects much easier to set up.
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He looks very solid and 'real.' Amazing that you can buy virtual clothes now!
It's the equivalent of "Cheating" using photos as reference in art to some people. I can't do everything and if I could my projects would move on a geologic time time table!
You're also supporting a small business; someone who makes digital clothing. That's what it's for!
THAT is a very good point! I used to use a free character maker for my Cinema 4D work, it was a separate program, a good starting point and had tons clothes and other options and it was FREE. Yesterday I discovered it still existed and was integrated directly into Blender! This version looks better and has a ton of cloths but not as much (or as wild) as the stand alone version. I made 2 characters yesterday for the film with it.
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