Setting: Back streets *

This took a fair bit of time to set up, but settings and props usually do. More time consuming to set up in Blender due to the sheer number of meshes (and hence textures to assign in node set ups). But without a setting some pieces aren't complete. Photoshoot style things are easier because the background can be minimal and it doesn't detract too much from lack of detail. But for other things a setting is a must. It's why the recent Fiend Rachel piece was in XPS. Pain is conceived as a Blender Cycles work so more time and effort is required to make it work - ignoring the skill limitation on conveying emotions. This back streets model probably suits what I have in mind and most likely has reuseable qualities to it hence the effort. I got good use out of MindForcet's sofa after all. This model had less than 300 meshes - 239, I believe if the mesh numbering is correct. Character models are usually more fun to set up than settings, but all for a good cause I'd like to think.

Information:
General methodology for setting up a render

Credits:
Back streets model courtesy of JhonyHebert
Node set ups:
Basic node set up courtesy of DragonLord720
Tools: 
Blender 2.79
Windows Snipping tool
XNALara Posing Studio 11.8
Assets/Copyright:
Bohemia Interactive

Date of completion: 15th January 2018