Oh!

I was thinking that because our "Artists" were doing it then .... but no, they are using the [Img ] tag.

Thank you Trucla for the alert.
Unfortunately we (as moderators) are not able to see what privileges are assigned to the public, we have to rely upon memory.

The difference is in the lighting. Daz has some tutorials that come with advanced lights. Try using the same lights in your own scene, and you'll see the difference that good lighting can make.

LostTrout wrote:The difference is in the lighting. Daz has some tutorials that come with advanced lights. Try using the same lights in your own scene, and you'll see the difference that good lighting can make.

Thank you. I have already figured it out. Yes, the game with the lighting gives a positive result, but is still, I not very happy.

Please rate.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hfzuj1sej8fyi8/3.png?dl=0

This quality is suitable for comics?

I think the quality is good enough for a game, yeah. If you're happy with it then I suggest you move on to planning and writing your story because the art is good enough in my eyes. Planning/writing is more my cup of tea, so I would be more helpful answering questions like that.

Super wrote:I think the quality is good enough for a game, yeah. If you're happy with it then I suggest you move on to planning and writing your story because the art is good enough in my eyes. Planning/writing is more my cup of tea, so I would be more helpful answering questions like that.

I have a script and even the willingness of the 20 pages of the comic book, but I was a bit confusing lighting in the pictures. I think it is not as I like.

Here is an example that pleases my eyes.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ku9nb0usn54p9 ... 9.jpg?dl=0

lee1400 wrote:Please rate.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hfzuj1sej8fyi8/3.png?dl=0

This quality is suitable for comics?

I think it's good.

fleet wrote:

lee1400 wrote:Please rate.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hfzuj1sej8fyi8/3.png?dl=0

This quality is suitable for comics?

I think it's good.

thank you