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! REPORT
'57 TBird test
3D Render by EltucoIn this simple scene a young lady poses beside nerdadantes's 1957 Tbird available here in Renderhub. As with all nerda's vehicles, the detail and textures are superb and are for the most part separable for substitution. The car is presented with 'out of the box' textures except for the license plate, which is the wrong year and weight class (It was on a Triumph TR3A) , but it was the closest I had to the model year.
Setting looks more like France than Florida too...
The only flaw might be the absence of a separate texture for the turn signal lamps in the bumpers, but as I ran through all of the offered color schemes, I might have caused some sort of issue on my end.
Put the blur on the thumbnail as some might consider the lady's top a little revealing.
Highly recommended.
Setting looks more like France than Florida too...
The only flaw might be the absence of a separate texture for the turn signal lamps in the bumpers, but as I ran through all of the offered color schemes, I might have caused some sort of issue on my end.
Put the blur on the thumbnail as some might consider the lady's top a little revealing.
Highly recommended.
Nice render!
For the separate texture of the turn signal lamps, and considering the quality of the mesh, you can, under Daz Studio, select the geometry of one of the turn lamp and set a new shader on it.
For the separate texture of the turn signal lamps, and considering the quality of the mesh, you can, under Daz Studio, select the geometry of one of the turn lamp and set a new shader on it.
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! REPORT
Eltuco
Karma: 10,398
Wed, Sep 06, 2023Thanks bison - you can't select components on the car at least using the old click in universal method and couldn't find the turn signal in the list textures, but making a small plane ,, texturing it, and fitting it to the bumper should work. The shape of the bumper will define the plane if you start from 'the outside in" and you'll have the flat of the lens...
Definitely worth the effort.
Definitely worth the effort.
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