@'HereSince:

Thanks for the answers everyone.

@ArgonCyanide777: ZBrushCore doesn't seem to have the bridge to 3rd party software see under "Import/Export".

Luckily an addon for Futalicious just came out, so I will be using that for now. :D
But I will probably use a custom texture, the default ones are looking quite pale…

The limited textures for Futalicious are its main downfall if you ask me, and I hope Meipe or another vendor addresses that soon. For now, I use Photoshop to alter the color settings on the existing textures until I get something that works. Also keep in mind that the shaders, not the textures, on certain characters simply do not play well with Futalicious regardless of the texture on the pecker. In that case, Studio has a neat ability to replace the shaders on your character while keeping the textures intact, simply hold down CTRL when you click on the textures file for a character that you know works well, and it'll give you a popup where you can replace or ignore the image files. Select ignore and you're on your way. My go-to shaders are Rhiannon's 'Saffron' character, they seem to work great pretty much all the time.

@'theonlyfaker':

While I agree that Meipe models are indeed nice quality. Its not the dick I am waiting on. There has still not been a dick the looks or fits correctly to make herm characters / characters with both sets of genitalia.

Well, check this out.

http://www.renderotica.com/store/sku/56211_Roasty-Add-On-For-Genesis-3-Female

@'fatcat22able':

Hey there! I'm currently running a GTX 1070, but I was running a GTX 940M before. Yes, I was rendering on a notebook, and yes it's a terrible idea. No, you should NOT do what I did.

I'll preface by saying that depending on the quality settings for your render as well as the complexity of the scene, the render time can vary quite a bit. But to answer your question, a scene that would've taken 8 hours or more to render on my notebook takes less than 2 hours to render on my new computer. Personally though, I do most of my rendering at night time anyway so I can wake up and upload a fresh image, so for me the difference between 2 hours and 6 hours isn't that important. In fact, even for the images I render now, I crank up the render quality really high and set the maximum time to 8 hours so I'll get as sharp an image as possible. Usually I see 6 to 7 hour render times with this setup, so you can get an idea of the power behind this graphics card if I'm intentionally putting it under heavy load and it still falls within the 8 hour cutoff. The GTX 1080 is a great card, but I personally feel like the 1070 is a better bargain, though that depends on what other stuff you'll want to do besides rendering.

Thanks. I installed Poser 8 on a laptop a few years ago just to see how it worked, and yeah, not well.

I really like the depth of field you used on your last image, that's something I've not attempted in Studio yet…

Impressive work. I'm looking into upgrading my graphics card as well, likely a 1080 GTX. I'm currently running a 680 GTX. What card were you running before, and what kind of speed improvement have you seen?

Renderotica dot com sells several.

Do you have to use Genesis 2? I don't know of any for her but Genesis 3 Female has several options.

Have you considered HD displacement maps?

Do you have the G3F Bend Controls from ZevO? They're quite an improvement.

Tumblr has been doing that to a lot of blogs. For some reason only videos though, not images or gifs.

@'Nuke':

It takes care of little sparkles (fireflies) that are inherent in photorealistic rendering systems.

I'll try that out. Thanks!