scrapped most of season 2 and started from the ground up. I'm happy with the way the story is coming along and it was better for me to do it before the release cause I wouldn't have been happy with the outcome. Main change is that the game will not be called Outbreak Season 2, it will just be called Outbreak as for part 1 that you guys played it will be a prologue to the main game. The reason why I did this is because the game I'm working on now will feel like a totally different game, longer with more content. I will also be updating the prologue to make sure new players know. I promise you guys will not be dissapointed with these changes. I am shooting for a mid July, early August release date so stay tuned. I will leave you guys with a sneak peak at some new and important characters.

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Work still goes on, I want to tell you guys what I'm working on but I don't want to tell you either because I don't want to spoil anything. It leaves me with not a lot to say :/.

I was disappointed with myself for such a short post last week so I thought I might post a bit more this week about something I can talk about. I've mentioned in the past I use Daz studio to create the images for this game so I thought I could talk a little about that. A sort of "this is what I do and why" type thing.

I know a few of you like to use Daz studio yourselves so this might be of help to you, or maybe not. Anyways, this week I'll talk about some of the render settings.

Progressive rendering
So these are the settings I used for the above image.

The way Iray works is it repeatedly samples the scene (casting rays to form paths so it can work out how much light goes into the camera) to build the image. The more samples, the cleaner and less noisy the image. However, Iray will just keep repeatedly keep sampling the scene until you tell it to stop. So the settings above just tell Iray when to stop.

The main ones to worry about are

Max samples - This is how many samples Iray will do before it stops. 60000 is overkill, my renders never get this far as they almost always hit another stop condition first. They might reach about 20000 - 30000 samples instead.

Max time - This is 3 hours. This is normally what stops the render, I find 3 hours is the right balance between image quality and actually being able to get enough renders done.

Rendering quality and convergence ratio - This doesn't make Iray render at a higher quality or anything. It's just another stop condition. Iray will try to calculate when a pixel is "converged", this is supposed to be when the pixel is changing less and less with each new sample iray does. A kind of smart way of judging when the image is "done".

The quality part changes at what point a pixel is considered converged and the ratio stops the render when that percentage of pixels in the image are considered converged. At this setting the renders still normally stop because they run out of time, but sometimes on less complicated renders it will stop because of this setting. It means I can save some time without losing image quality.

Even with these settings though, renders can sometimes come out with noise, but I can talk about that another time, this is getting a bit too long now :) Let me know if there is anything specific you might want to know about.

This weeks commissioned render scenario was "A Karen/Rosa scene much like the one in the end of Karen solo path." The patron didn't ask to be revealed so I won't mention their name but here is what I went for.



I hope you all enjoy and that's all from me folks.

Thank you all as always and take care of yourselves.