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Are you struggling to make the most of your legacy Poser content in modern Iray projects?

Finding it challenging to achieve realistic textures and shaders on your low-res figures?

Do you want to enhance your animation skills and bring more life to your scenes?

This 1 hour and 56 minute video tutorial tackles common challenges faced by DAZ Studio artists while offering an in-depth exploration of Predatron's exceptional 3D content.

Guided by Dartanbeck, a highly experienced expert within the DAZ 3D community, this comprehensive tutorial delves into the intricacies of integrating legacy content, customizing figures, and refining your workflow to achieve superior results.

Key Highlights: - Legacy Content Integration: Learn how to seamlessly convert and optimize legacy Poser content for use in modern Iray projects, ensuring that your older assets remain relevant and valuable.

- Extensive Customization: Discover the versatility of Predatron’s low-res figures like Lorenzo and Loretta. Customize your characters with a good array of textures, morphs, and shaders to create unique and diverse scenes.

- Optimized for DAZ Studio: Follow instructions on converting 3D light shaders to Iray, making your workflow in DAZ Studio smoother and more efficient. Perfect for users looking to enhance their rendering skills.

- Advanced Animation Techniques: Explore the use of dials and morphs to create fluid, realistic animations, including a special focus on the majestic Moreland Dragon. Ideal for animators looking to add depth and movement to their projects.

- Shader and Texture Mastery: Delve into tips on shader and texture optimization, including advice on adjusting translucency, specularity, and glossiness for lifelike results in your rendered scenes.

- Efficient Scene Management: Learn how to manage complex scenes with multiple low-res figures, maximizing both performance and visual quality, all while maintaining an efficient workflow.

- Real-World Applications: Gain practical insights from personal anecdotes and examples, demonstrating how these techniques can be applied to create everything from lifelike pets to fantastical creatures. Video Format and Duration MP4 video lasting 1 hour and 56 minutes About the presenter : Dartanbeck Dartanbeck began his Digital Art journey by painting game tiles for tabletop fantasy games. He then became a texture artist for 3d game characters for a world-wide gaming community from which he has received several Hall of Fame awards. This immediately sparked his desire to create digital animations in the form of movies or shorts and has been dedicated to that pursuit ever since. Now as a Daz 3d published artist, he has released several environment kits for Carrara software – specifically designed with animated movie makers in mind, plus released two character animation packs. Dartanbeck is currently animating using Daz Studio and Carrara software and is having a lot of fun and success with it. Throughout his animation projects, he loves to share his experiences to help others to succeed as well. His animation workflow includes Daz Studio with a collection of add-on plugins, Carrara 8.5 Pro, PD Howler, Affinity Photo, DaVinci Resolve, HitFilm and Magix MusicMaker Premium. Dartanbeck lives in a small fishing city in Wisconsin and loves the changing seasons and has always been at home in the wilderness. He has spent his career chiseling custom stonework, designing and building cliff extensions, waterfalls, ponds, walls, patios… even custom outdoor furniture made of stone. He is also a performing musician.

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