Together, they generate over 20 million 3D renders every year! Since we first released Daz Studio, countless professionals and hobbyists alike have found a place in the Daz community, creating and sharing amazing art. A very nice upside is that they do handle M4/V4/Genesis poses well, so that gives them some strong versatility.Daz Studio is the perfect free tool for creating realistic 3D renders and scenes. I haven't bought much of their stuff because I'm not too interested in perusing their usage too much. They are a surprisinglyu nice balance between the Hiro/Aiko and futepen's stuff, but they definitely have the worst support. Another issue is that while Nearme does have a 'morphs++' equivalent (a la M4/V4), it's rare to see clothing supported. Sera is an adult woman, but has almost no support. The downside? While they are great, it limits you to mostly children. Nearme is by far the most supported of the three (Neoki is just a male morph for nearme, essentially) and you DO still see a few Nearme items pop up every now and then. They are the most anime, and this is the kind of thing I would like to see on a more feature rich figure. Because of this, it's also the most homogeneous and because it derives from the M/V figure, not quite 'anime' enough. These are on the list because they aren't quite good enough for a passable true-anime character.Ĭertainly the most widely known and feature rich of the anime-style figures. Below is a list of characters that I know of and have tried. I know that 'anime-esque' figures are a dime a dozen, but I was hoping that there was a 3rd party anime character out there that I haven't heard of.

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