Yeah, but I've seen woman with bigger. The idea is that folks could perhaps use this morph in percentages.
I've also made an even much bigger morph, but it's just not worth showing here, however it does show what this mesh is capable of.
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Dawn 2.0 Underway
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Yeah, but I've seen woman with bigger. The idea is that folks could perhaps use this morph in percentages.
I've also made an even much bigger morph, but it's just not worth showing here, however it does show what this mesh is capable of.
Here is the External oblique morph by itself. Just a little more refining and this is looking good.
And then combined with the abs below.
Combined at 50% strength.
Asymmetrical abs.
Combined at 50% strength. Which looks best I think.
Now I know Ken is going to want me to show a rib cage morph combined with overlying muscle tone. I'll have to do a rib cage morph first and see how that goes.
And then combined with the abs below.
Combined at 50% strength.
Asymmetrical abs.
Combined at 50% strength. Which looks best I think.
Now I know Ken is going to want me to show a rib cage morph combined with overlying muscle tone. I'll have to do a rib cage morph first and see how that goes.
I'm going to tweak the full strength one just a bit, and it will look better.
Actually, I would be happy with just the rib cage detail. It doesn't have to be combined.
eclark1894
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I can't say they're unrealistic as I have seen some at least close to that. Of course, they are being "held back" as well as possible at the time. I even went and googled a few. They're uncommon, but not unheard of.
eclark1894
Visionary
That first one looks a little emaciated.
Awesome! Thanks, Chris! ^____^=b
In this upper pic, the hip bone protrudes only on the sides, which is how it is with the original Dawn. With Dawn 2, could it be an option for it to protrude on the front? That is usually the most common case. Here's an example I've picked from the web, where we only see the hip bone protruding on the front, and basically none on the sides.
Anatomically speaking the Pelvis (a.k.a. Pelvic Girdle or Pelvic Cradle) is the entire formation created by the right and left Hip bones, the Sacrum, and the coccyx (according to Gray's Anatomy...the book not the show).
I am no expert, so I just call it the hip bone. ;p
In Dawn SE it protrudes on the sides, while in my references it protrudes on the front, like on the photo from above. I did it that way in some of my Body Type series because that's what I see in real women. Personally, I have never seen it protruding on the sides, so I'd like Dawn 2 to have the option to protrude on the front because I think it is more realistic.
In Dawn SE it protrudes on the sides, while in my references it protrudes on the front, like on the photo from above. I did it that way in some of my Body Type series because that's what I see in real women. Personally, I have never seen it protruding on the sides, so I'd like Dawn 2 to have the option to protrude on the front because I think it is more realistic.
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eclark1894
Visionary
I have to agree Ken, as I believe that when you see protrusions from the side it probably is more the gluteus maximus than the hip.
Awesome! Thanks, Chris! ^____^=b
In this upper pic, the hip bone protrudes only on the sides, which is how it is with the original Dawn. With Dawn 2, could it be an option for it to protrude on the front? That is usually the most common case. Here's an example I've picked from the web, where we only see the hip bone protruding on the front, and basically none on the sides.
Definitely. I will add this morph.