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I find Denoiser is a per-render thing. At times, it will try to remove things that are not fireflies. Example, trying to remove reflections mistaking them for fireflies. It usually happens when the scene has a lot of noise or fireflies. DAZ can't figure out what needs to be removed and what doesn't.

Removing ceilings and roofs will always lighten up your scene if it is too dark.

Fantastic - thank you very much!

Congrats to 2K! 🤘Keep rockin!

starts at 5:30 honestly. good tips though!

I don't know if I want to spend 30 on something that is for only one purpose. I rarely have 30 left over after my monthly bills.

Thanks for the video! I was one of those who recommended CL3, glad to see you trying it out and enjoying it. I don't use the CL templates because my renders are much larger than their default size. I use 1920 pixels as a standard width for a full image; most computer screens use that a their default width these days, so it means my renders at full size fill the screen (length-wise, anyway). As a result I use that for a standard width for my comic pages, which means I've created several of my own custom pages, which CL lets you do.

Thank you for these videos. Hair drives me absolutely nuts. I hate seeing a great promo image from like a bundle that comes with hair and a hat and when I try to recreate it, the hair poke through is insane. I keep trying to use Hat and Hair Helper and I have not had any luck using it without creating massive bald spots in the visible areas of the character's head. I've tried following tutorials about deleting hair geometry, but that has the same issue with creating bald spots. I know this method you've shown here moves the hair around, so there's also potential for funky spots, but it looks a hell of a lot better. For the life of me, I cannot understand how Daz has not done anything to make this issue better. I almost always just end up getting so frustrated that I delete the hat instead.

OKay,.. what the heck. Trying to install Comic Life for Windows 10 and nothing. Downloaded the trial .exe file and when I go to install it doesn't do anything. Any idea what is going on? Help!

the price is very low and thank goodness they kept away from subscription trap! thanks for reviewing this

double/triple click to re-edit the photo inside the panel, that last bubble on the bottom bar is a connecter bubble. A fun thing to play with is called inspector, under window "show inspector" it can edit the bubbles and a whole lot more. You can fully move the panels around and make weird shapes out of them. If you find/download/install a font you can use them in the program, you can also make a "stamp"(aka png) add it to the stamp folder to use for later, I made one to reference back to me. If you write a script in the script area in the proper format for CL3 then have it set to split you can drag and drop your script bubbles right into the comic, saves alot of time imo. drag the one called Lettering into a panel single click on the one called Lettering, single click the moveable dots, it shows red ones, now its "warpable" . The text bubbles, you can save your own presets of it so say you always want Milika to have pink background and girly font and Man 1 to have his but dont want to switch back and forth on fonts you can save both as a preset and you can change it afterwards so you can put the whole story/bubbles on the comic then come back at the end and change em

I used to use it a lot in the past, but found the finished pages were really too large, memory wise, to upload! The workaround was to use something like the "Snipping Tool" to make an image and then post it! Haven't used it for a while. I'm more inclined to use a picture of an open A4 book, Landscape or Portrait, with blank white pages. Paste it into MS Publisher, and build up a book like that. 🤔

Thank you very much Sir, not only for the good tutorials but also for the interesting tools relating to our common topic of storytelling. I will definitely take a look at this tool and am already looking forward to the next time... 👍😃

That is really cool. I've actually thought of having a comic book based on my series made.

Interesting. Gotta admit I'm tempted to give it a whirl.

First time seeing a video of yours. I don't know your work other than what I see in this video. Also, I don't know much about DAZ or other tools to create images like those. I have only seen them in a few Virtual Novels lately and I have noticed a few things. At first DAZ can create very realistic and beautiful models. And that's what I want to see in content like that because let's face it, anime art is good and stuff but it's not realistic and can be tiresome in specific art genres....if you know what I mean. But, the problem is that DAZ is creating images, not videos. That means the models are not supposed to be treated as like when someone is making a video but like a photo shoot model that will stand or pose in a way that the photo will get the best way possible of the model's image. It means that you can't make the models stand or look or talk or whatever they do, in a pose like from a random screenshot of an actual movie. Because when a real person talks or walks or blinks or whatever, and we record that person, we can pause the video and may get a fanny looking or unnatural screenshot while moving. That means to have the best outcome you have to think like photographer, not a movie maker. Take a look at 1970s-1980s magazines with photo-novels and you will understand what I say. Because even in this video I can see several images of your models in bad poses and unnatural face expressions that make them look so bad. Also, the camera angles too. Think like a photographer and what the viewer would like to see. Not like a movie director that will have to make an impression with the "artist style of his movie".....😧 Expressions, poses and camera angles. Need to work on that.

OMG! Shut up and take my money! 😍

Thank you for this video, I have been using Comiclife 3 for my comics for a long time it is a really great program. There is a Comiclife 4 coming out, so far only for Mac, hopefully soon for Windows.

Been using it for over a year, it's a good piece of software, that saves a lot of time.

That's really cool. I might use this to make a little side story for my visual novel for my Patrons.

One thing that you can do if you notice extended rendering times the problem is that Daz cannot dump the memory in the GPU for some weird reason. I ran into this a lot when I tried to render animations. The first 5-10 frames usually render, then the last 20-60. Each frame takes 30 minutes to an hour. A workaround I found is these steps: STEP 1. Save before every render. STEP 2. After your 5th render, close Daz Studio. STEP 3. Open task manager and check to see if Daz is still open. If so, close it manually by clicking the task and clicking end or pressing delete. STEP 4. Open the scene you just saved and continue rendering. This usually works every time, and you should see standard render times. ADDITIONAL Tips: The number of frames before Daz switches over to CPU varies based on your system hardware, so you could get by doing this for every 10th render, provided your hardware possesses the capabilities. Never render 60 frames at a time; always render 5-10 frames at a time until you get to 60 or whatever the final frame is.

Please tell me you got a 4070 TI SUPER 16GB, not the regular 4070? It has way less VRAM and your VRAM dump issue will not be improved much. I'm using a 1070 8GB and this VRAM Memory leak that forces me to kill DAZ in task manager is honestly getting on my nerves haha.

For me I have issues with side shots of my character Diane. I often get these black fuzzes all over her face. There very an easy to ignore but it's just strange that there.

🦦 jeah anti Ai movement, i like that 💫

I'd be very interested in how to adjust rendering iray quality, and particularly how to avoid fireflies in low light areas without the render time jumping to 2 hours an image.

I don't use batch rendering as I only do single images, so can't help on this one.

Hi, maybe try to delete the shader cache memory of your GPU. If it is full, it does affect the render performance of the gpu. It may fix the render queue problem. Here is a video on how to do this. th-cam.com/video/MDcvc43yzG0/w-d-xo.html

That was great ! I was looking at something similar just this morning (1/28/2025) . so now I hope I now have a leg up on the process.

im looking for a daz studio artist to work on a game are you interested?

I would first look at how much RAM DAZ is using. If it is any where near maxing out the RAM the computer will slow down severely. Everyone talks about the GPU and CPU, but they seem to always overlook the RAM's importance to running both DAZ and the computer. It is why most people have between 32 and 64GB minimum for RAM. Especially if they are professional or serious about DAZ. It is very easy to max out the RAM in DAZ and not realize that you have done it.

Love the new intro! 😁 Happy new PC case btw. I don't even bother anymore just buying components; every 2 to 3 years I just get a new PC and relegate the 'old' one to other duties (okay gaming). Sorry I can't help with the bug, as you know, I don't do batch renders or have a queuing app. Hope the community can help.

Yes agreed about AI, you can't have that full control over the scene and extremely delicate expression/posing details to actually create a solid story - for me that's reassuring in the long run I began using it since 2015, publish my art in DeviantArt the biggest art platform, in two years of learning I was able to generate nice income via commissions requests then in late 2019 started a patreon and gumroad account which definitely generate some nice revenue as I learn and enhance my skills Daz Studio for sure makes my life better

I started using various 3D software packages quite a while ago (my first foray into serious 3D was Renderman using a text editor, no GUI) I found DAZ about seven years ago and, given my experience with different raytracers, Iray did it for me. Iray is one of the best raytracers I encountered so far. I even wrote (programmed?) some of my shaders using MDL. I mainly use DAZ to create images of my OCs to show (and sell) them at exhibitions.

Started with DAZ about five years ago, after trying their little intro tutorials in the application. I'd tinkered with 3D for fun for at least 20+ years. The interface was kinda inefficient I thought, but it grew on me in time. I'll likely go with Blender for most things though. It looks like way more fun for modelling and animating. I mean, let's face it, DAZ is developing at a snails pace, however much fun it is.

Non Premium members the freebies are updated every month, not every week. I haven't been able to afford to become a Premium member. So, I rely on the monthly freebie. You need to check the freebies closely and make sure they are for DAZ3D and not for Brice or Carrara sometimes they have freebies for the other programs. Poser products can still be used in DAZ. It is the others that are not always able to be used.

I know it is a bit of work, but maybe you could make a playlist of your Hexagon videos to make finding them easier.

I use PowerPoint for text boxes and word balloons. It is easier. I also use GIMP for making the comic pages. I am looking for an easier way to make the pages but it is the method I have found that works best for me, so far.

Thank you for your tutorial, very well explained. One question: do you know how to creae billboards with different angles, like the ones RiverSoft Art creates? where if you rotate the camera, you can rotate them until getting the perfect match with the camera? I imagine you must create different planes with different angles and then join them into one, but I don't know if you know a better idea.

Oddly enough, I knew about Daz studio for many years. But didn't start using until recently. Three years ago, I began an experiment with an RC truck. It was an attempt at cinema miniature. I would film the truck and try to make it look like a real truck. So, when it came to editing the footage. I began to tinker around and found some already available 3D software on my computer. Which would lead to the creation of Square Body Adventures. However, the 3D software was very limited. So, I finally decided to switch to Daz Studio, and I've been using it ever since.

I've been using Daz Studio for almost 9 years now. I got into it because I was writing stories but (a) they weren't getting the attention I wanted them to (including sales) and (b) what writer doesn't want to see their characters and stories brought to life? Several years before I had tried Poser but found it frustrating to use. At the time I got into Daz, the program had some tutorials included AND they also had some free-to-download tutorial videos from Val Cameron at the time. Those tutorials smoothed out the learning curve. What is your handle at DeviantArt?

While I am still a dilletante with the software my story of getting into the DAZ-hobby is very very similar as in the video. I was heavily influenced by comic books in my youth mostly with Fantasy, Medieval/SciFi themes. Lacking the skill to draw Daz is my hope to be able to create myself what has braught me so much joy in my youth. Thanks to NotFromThisWorld I am getting closer and closer to my goal. AI will be helpful too. There is alot of potential to incorporate AI into DAZ tools. We will see what the future brings to us.

Have you seen the bug where your using a batch renderer, and the scene loads, and renders just fine. But when it goes to delete the objects in the scene, Daz stops responding, and can take up to 20 minutes to close after using the task manager to kill the daz processes. (I always have to reboot since it totally screws my computer over. I've tested it in Daz 4.12, 4.20, and 4.22 (I started when I installed 4.22, and I've been looking for older installs trying to get it to work again, and no mojo.)

Do you still post on DA? I started back in 2000 on poser, and stayed using that until 2018 when i made the switch to Daz, i stopped posting on Renderosity due to censorship and spam messages, and moved over to DA, where i now sell and do commissions. I love just making images, but am always looking to push what daz can do, and in that way improving my images.

I was an avid AVN consumer before I was a DS creator but i was never really into many of the stories. Most of them suck really hard. Not all but most. So, I thought, I'd like to try and make one myself. Here I am now, a year later making my own AVN. It's soooo time consuming but I love it. This is an addicting hobby/2nd job. All my free time goes into this. All my extra money too LOL. I cant begin to tell you how much $$$ I've spent on the Daz Store. Christ... its a maddening addiction LOL. As for AI, I'm not a fan. Its cool and all but just sitting there typing in what you want versus creating it yourself, its a no brainer for me.

Started using Daz because of its easy-to-use interface. Initially, I attempted to use Blender to create 3d models but found it way too difficult and had pretty much given up. By chance, someone had hast-tagged "Daz 3D" over on IG, introducing me to the program. Been using it for four years now. There's definitely a marked improvement in my renders from when I first discovered your channel. Appreciate your videos.

I was watching a video about a new robot girlfriend named “Aria” and thinking how her creepy plastic/rubber face seemed so familiar Then I realized how much she resembled the average Daz Iray Genesis female render. Most Daz users only create stills images of attractive people and AI system like midjourney does this SO much better without needing into spend thousands of dollars on a PC with a NIVIDIA GPU for Iray before buying more hundreds of dollars of content from Daz store. Poser only continues to exist in 2025 because the Renderosity marketplace has become a discount Daz genesis outlet/flea market. Virtually no one in the Major 3DCC and game engine communities are using Daz products and Reallusion has its own native figures and content market. There will be no one to subsidize Daz when they eventually lose their user base to generative AI.

i am just starting to get the time and discipline for making art. as for AI, i am looking at it for helping to polish and in some ways to act like an image filter.

Thanks again. 👍 I got started with a hookey copy of Poser many, many, many years ago! Then I discovered Daz and so it went on. Like many, I use Daz to make porn mostly. As far as AI, I try to avoid it because it now produces such good images, it makes my Daz stuff seem quite poor. However, I've seen an App called Magic Quill and I think it would help greatly to change the finished render with Pastel or Watercolour effects!! So I might try it for that element.

I have been using DAZ3D since 2013. It will be 12 years in November. I don't have a lot of income to put towards it. I am more comfortable with using G3 and older models. I don't have enough money to invest in G8 or G9. I am on DA.