Renderotica

If you want to create a visual novel, The easier way is to use DAZ Studio. The software and base models are free, then everything you need probably already exists, clothes, hair, expressions, characters, poses... So you can focus on creating the images and animations and not the assets themselves. You don't even need a special license to use your renders/animations in any way.

For game engines, I like Visual Novel Maker because it is very complete and has an interface. If you don't mind learning a bit of code, RenPy is also a good choice, but everything is done in a text editor.

I have done porn animations in DAZ Studio, where skin folds or things get pushed or pulled using morphs and keyframes. But I think those porn 3D animations where things behave so naturally are done in Source Filmmaker, or at least I read it somewhere. I don't know if the software includes some kind of collision anddynamics that automates the process, or just very patient and talented animators.

Hi,

I'm not aware of any push button solutions for the creation of erotic animations, or not to that level of realism anyway, although I think we are getting closer all the time.

Poser and DAZ Studio are great tools for much of the pipeline - composition, materials, lighting, animation, etc through to rendering - you are going to need some content, fully rigged genital models will be required for the scenarios described, Golden Palace for Genesis 8F and Dicktator for Genesis 8M are good for that.

I agree with Hellboy DAZ Studio is the way to go here, it has the edge in availability of erotic content and provides the means to achieve what you want but expect a learning curve and a lot of patience will be required for those detailed animations. The process gets easier with experience and as you build up a stock of your own presets and poses. There are also many pose sets available that can provide time saving starting points to work from.

There are some evolving technologies such as dForce and Bullet Physics that can help with automation of those interactions but they are not without their challenges at the moment.

DAZ Studio is a great theatre, content creators have crafted some wonderful puppets but you have still got to master the art of the strings to put on a show.

I'm not sure there are many tutorials dealing specifically with the erotic but there are many good ones out there demonstrating the tools and the techniques that you can put in to practice as you see fit.

I hope this helps.

I know it's been 10 days, but better late than never! :)

Then, first of all, welcome to the dark side! 

 

So, just like the others, I can't help recommend Daz Studio as well. The software is free, all the base ("starting") products are free, and it'll be a lot easier than Blender, that's for sure. Definitely easier to get started.

The trick though is to build up a nice collection of props which you can use to build up your scenes. Therefor I'd strongly suggest to focus on modeling & rendering first, and worry about the naughty stuff later on. The main problem though... while the starter products ("models") are free (and quite decent looking IMO) they're also what it is, hardly any difference between them, so you'll need figures to work with. And those are usually not free.

And despite the fact you're focussing on pr0n you're still going to need some clothing and such as well (never underestimate the strength of a nice (strip?) tease :-)

Word of the wise...  if you do plan on focussing on Daz Studio then don't bother with their official anatomy products (genitalia for the Genesis models). It's not bad, but there's much better stuff available in places like this. Not to mention that even if you do have the official genitalia for a genesis figure then there's no guarantee that the figure you plan to use will have any maps for it (the genitalia is basically a separate 'extension' which will need its own skin, and if you simply apply "any random skin" for it you may end up with a dick or vagina that clearly looks like it doesn't belong there).

Now, I'm not familiar with character creator myself but I do see that they provide native support for Daz Studio, so that could be a pro. However, that only builds your character, you'd still need to pose it. And for that I'd really suggest Daz Studio over Blender. Poser is a nice environment but very, very, dated so I wouldn't recommend it myself.

As for genitalia, I covered some of that already. Basically I'd recommend getting some good starting characters to work with, and then look for anatomy on sites such as this one. It's going to cost you some, but it'll be worth it.

I wouldn't go there. Just get your fingers behind the basics of rendering and modeling, and then use those experiences to go the extra step. Sure, there will be some tricks and such you could apply (like 'linking' parts and such together at times) but...  I'd try to get creative.

Fair warning though: this stuff is very time consuming, posing things in Daz Studio may look easy enough but that's also the catch. Considering the insane amount of control which you get it can easily take hours if not days to come up with that perfect render, especially when you're starting. And then I'm even only talking about stills, not animations which is basically a whole different category of its own.

Hope this could still help you out a bit.