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Rakceyen β Escape (V3)
Published: 2013-03-15 17:55:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 674; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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A simple structural weak point is enough to inspire an elaborate escape.I love the Garibaldi Hair system. Furring stuff is so much fun.
This image holds the record for the longest render all three times Ive done it. All of the renders come out at over 1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Awesome! Do you do requests or art trades?
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I think it depends on the request. If it is nothing too major I can probably do a request. If it involves a highly customized OC then it has to be a commission.
Im a bit limited on what I can do, check my front page for the Commissions journal to see whats possible.
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Ok ^^ mine would not be too hard just to debut my first anthro character
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wow that looks awesome! I love the pose and the light coming through the vents, its a cool looking effect!
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looks awesome.
Someday would like to learn how to do 3D stuff...but it would probably eat my computer if I tried now. XD And I never really understood the programs either.
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Thanks
3D programs are not too hard to learn, but its still like learning how to draw: it takes lots of time, practice and money. And you will definitely want a powerful computer with more RAM (at minimum 6 GB). Graphics cards and fancy cores are pretty much essential. These 3D programs are monsters on the resources.
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Yeah...I have Blender, but never really understood it. The extent of my 3D so far is a little bit of dabbling in Terragen. The free version without any plug-ins or anything. And even that was hard on my ancient computer.
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I have blender, but it was too much for me. Lots of buttons that I would never be able to figure out. Luckly for me I have a relatively new and powerful laptop, so these intensive and heavy programs run smooth.
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My computer is about 10-11 years old, and is slow with just about everything, especially games and art programs. And I can't really afford a new one right now. :/
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But it still works, thats the key part.
You could update it: buy a new core or graphics card and install it yourself. Its cheaper than buying a new one (well, if you do it right 
You wont need the most expensive one out there, there are computers for less than $200 that will do a lot for you. I needed the heavy duty laptop because Im going into game design in college. But if you just use it to write papers/surf the web/photoshop, sai, or gimp; a small computer is all you'd ever need.
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I don't think they make new cores/graphics cards that are compatible with this machine any more. My computer is single-core...most new ones have at least 2 that I've seen...and go for about $700 or more. If I could just find a job, I could probably afford a new one. *shrug*
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Looks damn cool! Love the shafts of light in the vents.
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I think I've slowly lost that effect with each redo.
This time I used a special camera to create the effect thinking it would be faster. It was only faster than the last version by about 10 minutes
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