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[Released] Oso Fox for Daz Dog 8 with dForce Hair [Commercial]

Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888
in Daz PA Commercial Products

What does it say?

Actually kind of a chittering squeaky toy sound.

Here it is, the fox for Daz Dog 8!

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  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,029

    Looks great :)

  • Fae3DFae3D Posts: 2,424

    Oh wow, I love this!  It's so cute, and I love that it's based on the Dog 8 so that we can get different poses for it.  Thank you for making this!

  • Worlds_EdgeWorlds_Edge Posts: 2,145

    Love it and plan to pick it up. Thank you!

  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837

    Very nice - in my wishlist for now.

     

  • tsroemitsroemi Posts: 2,376

    I have AM's fox already, but I do like this one as well, especially since it has DForce fur. Will I be able to use the fur on DAZ Dogs in general?

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888

    Of course. The last two promos are fox fur and texture on other shapes (I think one is the warg)

  • MartialMartial Posts: 404

    Thanks Oso3d for your fox product 

    I have bought today and when i render with ndvidia iray i have some orange zone around the head (see jpg joint) I don't know what cause it and how correct it

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  • MartialMartial Posts: 404

    I have tried to recreate the problem 

    And i finally find that the weird render was caused (my error) by superposition of two fur materials

    now it is ok

  • tsroemitsroemi Posts: 2,376

    Oso3D said:

    Of course. The last two promos are fox fur and texture on other shapes (I think one is the warg)

    Thanks for the quick reply! I thought so, but wasn't quite sure. Great!

  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837
    edited January 2021

    Ok, I have put the fox and thought, that it is enough, but it wasn't.

    I like to render animals, so I have purchased fox after a while.

    I also like happy animals - does it look happy enough on my render?

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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837
    edited January 2021

    Just for comparison - a version with Fur Length Smooth preset applied.

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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837
    edited January 2021

    So many presets to choose - this one is with Fur Length Strays.

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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837

    Just wonder, what settings have you used on the last 2 promos from https://www.daz3d.com/oso-fox-for-daz-dog-8-with-dforce-hair

     

  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837
    edited January 2021

    Just one more - with all three breeds - and I am done for today.

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888

    I think the last two promos are using warg, with thin tail fur option.

  • EboshijaanaEboshijaana Posts: 444

    Test of editing the fur, it is GREAT so far ^^

     

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888

    Nervous fox. hahaha

     

  • EboshijaanaEboshijaana Posts: 444

    Minor question, but I cannot seem to get the fur to simulate without going inside the figure. Any tips?

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888
    edited March 2021

    Thank you for encouraging me to look at this again; I've long been dismayed at how patchy the fur on many models gets when simulated, and couldn't figure out how to fix it.

    Buuuut I just did. Heh.

    Select the fur, select Surfaces, select all the surfaces and then set PS Minimum Generated Hair Scale to .1%.

    Now the fur simulates properly!

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  • EboshijaanaEboshijaana Posts: 444

    Oso3D said:

    Thank you for encouraging me to look at this again; I've long been dismayed at how patchy the fur on many models gets when simulated, and couldn't figure out how to fix it.

    Buuuut I just did. Heh.

    Select the fur, select Surfaces, select all the surfaces and then set PS Minimum Generated Hair Scale to .1%.

    Now the fur simulates properly!

    Ooh, thank you. The fur does in fact behave much better now.

  • debdemonadebdemona Posts: 0

    hello 

    i have a problem when i render the fox  even with nothing but it in the scene ,i get a "loading whitesquare,jpg"  and thats as far as it goes then freezes my computer , any ideas how to fix this ?

    thank you

  • daer-thingdaer-thing Posts: 51
    edited April 2021

    debdemona said:

    hello 

    i have a problem when i render the fox  even with nothing but it in the scene ,i get a "loading whitesquare,jpg"  and thats as far as it goes then freezes my computer , any ideas how to fix this ?

    thank you

     

    Hey,

    I have the same issue here. :(
    I load the default fox into an empty scene, load a camera, turn off the headlamp. I simulate the fox, hit the render button and get this message:
    I tried to switch to slim / low quality fur too but the same thing happened.

    Then a message that some error happened and Daz won't render anymore until I restart
    Attached a logfile too.


    Ninjaedit: Sort of success... started to modify the 'coat' surface hair generation values based on what I found in the same part in daz cat's dforce fur and after a looooong thinking time Daz decided to render. Attached an image of the result. the problem, I have no idea what was I doing but foxy has fur and foxy tail! :3

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888

    Be sure, when applying slim/low quality fur, to have the fur selected. This is a material, so it will apply to whatever is selected; it won't work if you have the figure selected.

     

  • daer-thingdaer-thing Posts: 51

    Oh, of course. :) When I had the fox selected the whole animal turned into this glossy glass-like creature. I can see the fur preview changing when I apply those but I really have a -vague- idea of what and no idea how should I change stuff to make the fur willing to be rendered and also look nice. :( (Furless fox renders without a problem).

  • EboshijaanaEboshijaana Posts: 444

    So just as a heads up for people, when using the fox morph partially, this happens;

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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837

    Sorry to ask here.

    How this https://www.daz3d.com/oso-dog-fur-for-daz-dog-8 is different from the other fur for Dog 8, you have already released?

     

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 14,888

    It's designed to be a bit more versatile, I've included presets for a bunch of different UVs, and I've worked out ways where you can use regular dog textures on the fur.

    Normally, if you put a skin texture on fur, it looks WAAAAY too dark. You might have a tan dog and then an almost black fur on top. When I'm doing my own textures, I simply make the fur color much brighter.

    How I have the fur set up now, though... you can use skin textures as-is.

     

  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 8,837

    Thanks - purchased this fur set.

    You have a really big imagination - https://www.daz3d.com/crowulf-for-daz-dog-8

  • AnEye4ArtAnEye4Art Posts: 702

    Artini said:

    Thanks - purchased this fur set.

    You have a really big imagination - https://www.daz3d.com/crowulf-for-daz-dog-8

    I really wish that there was a crow or parrot to use the crowulf for daz dog 8 on; it looks really good as feathers and would be perfect for close-up bird shots. 

  • Ryuu@AMcCFRyuu@AMcCF Posts: 620

    I know that you've come out with many newer products--& I got many of those, so don't worry--but I was just playing around with your Fox for DAZ Dog 8, looking for a way to manipulate the color of the fur. Unfortunately, I wasn't successful in doing what I wanted, but I did get some VERY intriguing results with one of my attempts....

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    ...which led to a few other discoveries that I wasn't looking for, but got some VERY intriguing results with them, too....

     

     

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