Author Topic: Garry's Mod Gallery  (Read 1491386 times)

Could have been facing the window more while being backed up and zoomed in

Some minor bloom and changes to brightness and contrast wouldn't hurt either

But overall, it's pretty okay
Awesome, thanks man.

Motivated myself to pose..




I can't get my steam workshop to work with Gmod. Can anyone explain why or is the Steam Workshop just a piece of stuff?

I can't get my steam workshop to work with Gmod. Can anyone explain why or is the Steam Workshop just a piece of stuff?
It's broken for me too.

Maybe it's just having problems? I actually recall having a similar problem, it was because of maintenance or something

I can't get my steam workshop to work with Gmod. Can anyone explain why or is the Steam Workshop just a piece of stuff?
Good to see it's everyone's problem now and not just mine.



ImmortalHD used my picture for a video preview, i feel so special! :D


Motivated myself to pose..





I thought the name was going to be Elmer only because of kitty0706.





ImmortalHD used my picture for a video preview, i feel so special! :D
He reversed it, you should sue.

Steam is disconnected for me, I can't do stuff. :c

Got back into posing finally,  positive criticism is welcome.






Some suggestions

Simple DOF looks ugly because of the lack of transition from sharp to blurry, and how it makes things look when the blurring isn't raised to a certain amount can also look ugly, so try using Super DOF and left clicking on an object to focus on, then adjust the blur amount to something relatively small like 0.500 - 1.000, Simple DOF seems like something a video maker would use for DOF because you can move while it's active, unlike Super DOF, which is meant for pictures

Then there's FOV, never use the default camera FOV, it makes pictures feel too video game-y and makes things near the edges of the screen all stretchy, try backing up and zooming in to get a more cinematic feel as well as figuring out what camera angle works best

If your scene only consists of a ragdoll or two, try focusing the screen on them so there's little of the empty backgrounds to see, empty backgrounds could take attention away from the point of your screenshot or just make the picture look boring

On the topic of focusing the Super DOF blur, you should focus it on important characters in your scene, like the first picture, Alyx looks to be the more important character, so i think you should focus the blur on her, but don't use too much blur that Breen's body is too hard to make out

The second picture, the blur should be focused on the Metrocop since the Heacrab is already fully visible, and the third picture, i think you had the right idea focusing on the corpse, so i'm not very nit picky about that