Scenes Runaway

Thanks Bob!

Thank you! Being 'art' is half of the goal!

Thank you!

I absolutely agree on that last part. Juno just nailed it with Naomi!

Wow, thank you! I always appreciate a glowing review!

I don't know if I am doing it the "right" way, so you might pick up bad habits or do things the "hard way,"but I certainly don't mind trying to help.

Thank you, I appreciate that you dig my work! That's interesting to hear about the fire light. If it's in desktop mode, I have noticed that one of my monitors (with much higher contrast and possibly lower brightness overall) tends to be much darker than the other. I usually try to adjust light brightness and range to account for being optimal between the two. I'm sorry to hear you had to manually do that, but so glad it was an easy fix!

Thank you! I feel like it lacks a bit of the polish of some of the last scenes, but I'm pretty happy with the results overall.

Thank you! I'm working on something to release in the next few weeks for "elf month."

I am nearing completion of a follow-up with this model in this same setting. Basically just an extended scene, it'll actually be an update to this one!

"Poor guy" indeed. ;)

Thank you!

Thanks man! Enjoy!

Thank you very much! I try pretty hard to get the small details right, and I am always appreciative when people notice.

Thanks, I truly appreciate that!

Thank you! Sometimes it's just chaos up there, but occasionally it all comes together into something worth sharing.

I've noticed the trend too. I'm okay with it for certain types of music, and there's also still plenty out there that breaks the five minute mark, but it's disappointing otherwise.

I've already started thinking with a transition to another pose in this same scene, since I had some of those animations already. I will probably just loop the music, but if I do the add on in an update, it'll get this scene closer to 4.5 minutes, which is definitely better. Who doesn't love cumming twice? I know the male Attom does!

Thanks Juno! I'm really appreciative of you work, on this look and in others. Thanks again for taking the time to reach out, and I'm glad that everything worked out in the end!

It's something that I've been trying to pay closer attention to in my more recent scenes. What are the VR experiences that drive ME nuts in other scenes, or even my older ones? What would make navigating this scene easier in VR? What things can you do on Desktop that you can't do in VR (or Vice Versa.) My scenes aren't perfect, for sure, but I am constantly trying to evolve them to make them more user friendly for both experiences.

Thank you! I'm glad you dig it!