OK, I know my eyes aren't as good as they were 30 years ago, but I just compared both versions side-by-side, and I can't find any poke-through. ~scratches head~
Very well done in any case.
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Show Us Your Dawn Renders!
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Very well done in any case.
lovely!
I first saw it in the House Cat thread, so still relevant.
quietrob
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More cats stealing the show! I think you and Ken belong to a secret cat society!
I THOUGHT I posted the thumb for this one in the Dawn thread..so not sure where I did put it...(besides the house cat thread)...
been distracted lately...
AnimeDoll was the figure that got me to model for Poser back in 2004. All outfits I have created since then were because of her. ^^
Your Cheongsam Dress is a perfect example.
I think the one Motsura made for AnimeDoll (left side) was impractical, where we can't pose it properly even with all the 8 body handles and morphs. My version (right side) was aiming for general posing, which is always difficult when it comes to dresses and skirts. I admire people who make long conforming dresses because it multiplies the challenge.
carmen indorato
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Forget the modeling dunderhead me even has problems getting conforming clothes and shoes to work properly. It becomes a frustrating chore so I wind up giving up and going back to doing nudes......certainly not always a good rendering solution which after a while becomes just as much a pain justifying it (not to mention boring!) but far less a pain in the heinie! I have spent thousands of dollars through the years buying clothes and shoes and stuff conforming and very rarely am I pleased with how they work.
Forget the modeling dunderhead me even has problems getting conforming clothes and shoes to work properly. It becomes a frustrating chore so I wind up giving up and going back to doing nudes......certainly not always a good rendering solution which after a while becomes just as much a pain justifying it (not to mention boring!) but far less a pain in the heinie! I have spent thousands of dollars through the years buying clothes and shoes and stuff conforming and very rarely am I pleased with how they work.
Indeed the black dress from RO doesn't pose so well on the legs, which is the usual. A simple solution would be to turn the bottom part dynamic, but the dress wasn't designed for that like the ones I make. The group doesn't give me enough space. The shoes are quite beautiful, but they have no toes to pose. Feels more like a prop than conforming shoes. I understand why people do it that way, since they is no way to predict the heel shape and angle having to model them with the feet flat. Nonetheless I always model shoes the hard way, with the complete rig. I like to be able to pose the toes.
Me195
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Couldn't live with that poke through, had to fix it, I tried to ignore it, I really did,but it was eating on me....lol
I feel your pain.