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I would be very interested to see a story were all of your unique Characters interact in a story. You definitely have a Knack for setting a Scene
Believe me, I'd love to include some writing to my sets with interactions between many different characters. I once did, a few years back, but never really got any consistency about it. Most stories "died out" with me not continuing them. The downside for me regarding written stories, is it takes me so much time to prepare such sets. Since English is not my native language, I often struggle with certain words and my tone is also very simplistic. That's not generally a bad thing, because we're many around here who don't speak English on a daily basis, but still, for me to create texts often means many hours extra with lots of online dictionaries close by. At some point, I still would like to return to writing of some sorts, perhaps just a short text to set the story for the images or to create a sense of a story background at least? I've done this too and it worked out rather nicely in my opinion. Problem number two is me not playing the ordinary save files enough to get the stories started. I'm on so many "tasks" for the sense of screenshots alone lately. But yeah, it's back there in my thoughts and I do love writing just as much as I do like capturing screenshots. It also gives me a reason to include you guys in my own personal worldspace...which is NOT Skyrim (or Tamriel).
And thank you for saying so! Much appreciated!
Thanks for the insight.
To be fair when I think about it you don't always need words for a story, body language and setting make a story just as well!
This lut with red, green, black and white is a perfect colour sheme to highlight this body-paint ... you did it masterful and I like the portrait shots here
I really love this LUT - "Aqua" and it comes with Caffeine - for portraits. The colours are so powerful, so whenever you're in RaceMenu to create a character, every small change of the colour tone, the face and the paints show immediately. I use this LUT on a regular basis whenever I make new chars for Skyrim. I simply love seeing the colours so strong, even if they might appear differently in the game afterwards when switching the LUT's.
I'm having lots of fun making characters for these bodypaints at the moment! I want to get all versions down before I turn to the Commonwealth for a quick monster hunt until the theme deadline next week. I have a few captures already, but need some more...
But yes, it's quite sensitive for different light sources. It gets very orange (which you will see later on in an upcoming set from inside Fort Greenwall) when close to warm sources such as fire. The ideal light is actually the less strong ones, such a soft ligth from windows, air shafts in caves and ruins or days wiht an overcast. It treats pale cold light a lot better than warm in my opinion.
It can also be superdark, so nights come quickly when playing with Aqua and the shadows indoors are so thivk they seem infinitive. This is not a bad thing though when you're looking for black backdrops, but you need some light as well. Using Mage light spells can provide some really cool portraits with a rich darkness at the back. I also agree, it's evern darker in Enderal, even during daytime, but that's probably because of the world setup of that game. You need to tweak it slightly to get a better use of it or do some post-processing, adding a bit more light. The colours and the sharpness of Aqua can often take it without messing the image uo...
Character turned out great and I admit I'm having a lot of fun making new ones. I would even dare saying I've improved a bit in this...
Many thanks!
Thank you!
Unfortunately I can't place or understand the word "yndigt". It almost sounds like a very old Scandinavian word, so maybe you found some Norse dictionary somewhere. Reading and seeing the word itself makes me guess it's closer to Danish or Norweigan. Modern Swedish is a bit more updated nowadays though...
Also love the bonus shots, the lighting works beautifully in them,..
Yes, she's brand new, made her earlier today. I'm going to create new characters for each bodypaint in this mod, so that means 8 more male and 8 more females to come. So far I'm very happy with the characters I've made, so I'm quite looking forward to the next set...but that's for tomorrow.
The bonus shots were made when I was nearly done with the set and the sun started to go down at the horizon. I obviously had to capture a few of those too...