I actually looked there, but while it does look like the same character, it didn't look like the same texture.
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I think that was V4 on the image Satira has posted above. Just wanted to make sure you know that is not LaFemme. She was referring to the hair, not the figure.
here she is with a Dawn dynamic dress by Lully
That's one advantage of dynamic cloth - they can be easily refit to any figure! ^__^
yes!
Hornet3d
Wise
Hi there, great to hear from you and I hope all things are well in your life.
I love Tempesta characters and these are great with good skin textures, for me personally Angel is the best.
Hornet3d
Wise
I would have struggled to come up with a description when I first saw her so I will go with stylised as well. I think most new figures are a little bland out of the box but I think that is an effort to make a good default figure to work with. It should mean some decent characters can be built without the origin being easily notice. There was certainly a complaint made by some people about V4, that no matter what character you used you could always see it was using V4.
I noticed that, so if Maddelirium didn't include a second skin set with Morgan, then another vendor created one, and I haven't a clue where you could find that. It is a nice skin texture for sure.
I suppose this is an issue with all figures. A chunk of the characters made for Dawn also look pretty much like Dawn. But I understand why people do that, because the more changes one does to a face, the more work will be required to fix the facial expressions. That can be an insane amount of work when we consider how many expression morphs a figure has. In most cases, it's over a hundred.
Jeanne Harmon
Eager
I had this happen with some characters and usually the gamma correction in the node is the reason for this. It's probably set to -1 therefore the pale skin.
Hmmm, well I tried setting the Gamma Correction for LF's Head/MakeUp texture, and it won't set less than 0.20. The FireFly render settings palette didn't accept it lower than 0.20 either, and SuperFly doesn't have that option on it's render settings palette.
Jeanne Harmon
Eager
I had it happend occasionally, some characters do load this way. Example: this is the Dolly character for V4 and the face loads pale while the rest loads fine. If I check the gamma value of the face image node, it has set a custom gamma.
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I don't like her hands, something weird about her thumbs.
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Ok, I haven't figured out how to get clothes on her yet so I've blacked out the body, but you can see her hands. (this was a pose I bought when I got her, I just moved the arms up to cover her chest, I didn't change her hands from that pose)
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Ok, I haven't figured out how to get clothes on her yet so I've blacked out the body, but you can see her hands. (this was a pose I bought when I got her, I just moved the arms up to cover her chest, I didn't change her hands from that pose)
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Hornet3d
Wise
That certainly is a problem. I moved over to Dawn primarily because the potential for realistic expressions looked good, of course I found a lot more benefits when I started using her. Then I went and created a character and made expressions very difficult. I often use expressions from Nightsong, great expressions but applied to my character they look insane. What I usually do is set the expression at frame thirty and then step back a frame at a time to decrease the intensity, it does not always work but most of the time it gives a good result or something I can work from. Of course the same trick works with expressions from other vendors.
I have also found the hands knuckles rather large, but there is a dial to smooth them out.
No need to buy her. The base figure is free.
But you have to buy something of $3.50 or more to get her 'free'