Dreamer
Dream Weaver Designs
never thought of that one
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RELEASED HiveWire Dog Is Underway
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never thought of that one
Sorry!
Wow just found this thread OMG Chris, this critter looks great ,this made me think of something the old MilDog was missing, .....morphs all kinds of morphs are made for the human figures to make adjustments and variations ,to create individuals, why shouldn't the dogs and cats have the same abilities,to adjust the length of the muzzle or body or legs,size of the chest or belly etc,etc, this critter makes me think it could use those kinds of morphs to go with the different breeds,and types of dog cat dragons
The MilCat and MilDog (the complete versions, not the LE versions) actually had quite a lot of morphs. But they weren't easily found and utilized. And I don't really think they were particularly well labeled or organized. IIRC, everything was accessed through one humongous list and that made it very hard to find the controls you were looking for.
Plus, right off the top we're dealing with technology from over a decade ago. Any sort of extreme scaling on any body part seems to have messed with the rigging. They were extremely good models for their time -- especially the cat, which still looks very good if you can get fur onto it -- but that time was definitely old tech.
Plus, right off the top we're dealing with technology from over a decade ago. Any sort of extreme scaling on any body part seems to have messed with the rigging. They were extremely good models for their time -- especially the cat, which still looks very good if you can get fur onto it -- but that time was definitely old tech.
LOL fun movie Yes !! Rolf!!!LOL
Or that movie Mars Attacks...
carmen indorato
Extraordinary
Why not?
A base really god texture with good bump mapping and well worked smart props with nominal morphing/adjusting options added and you have it? Certainly easier than creating a full hair prop or conforming clothing item for a human.....I think.
eclark1894
Visionary
Normally, I don't like small dogs. They can get so... clingy.
