The only thing that could improve that render is to give that bear an ice cold Coca-Cola.
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Show Us Your HiveWire House Cat Renders Here!
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tiggersprings
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I originally had some more stuff in this one. Hated it, took the humans out. Now Poser refuses to reopen the scene, so it's as-is for this one. I think it looks ok, if it lacks a bit of foreground and background. I think I also could have skewed the crown some more.
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tiggersprings
Eager
Thanks.
tiggersprings
Eager
Thank you.
tiggersprings
Eager
Thank you.
Ladydrakana
Motivated
If you are talking about the kitty bed from the Cat Napper picture, I made it and was going to do more to it but never finished it.
Not a render. Just a screenshot. After the go-round of fitting Smay's CatSaddle to Harry, I thought I'd see how well it will scale and parent to the House Cat.
Verdict: It fits the cat very well indeed. *Much* better than to Harry. It does need to be scaled down a lot, since the House Cat loads at the size of a cat, while the MilCat loads at the size of a cougar. At full size it would probably not take a lot of work to fit it to the Hivewire BigCat.
But here is the result and the percentages:
Saddle: 33% basic/ x-axis 111.4%
abdomen of saddle rigging: x-axis 97.2%/ y-axis 96.9%
The extra x-axis isn't for the saddle, which fits pretty well on its own, but the straps need a bit of adjusting.
Boot: a straight 34% parented to hip and adjusted into place on the z-axis. The saddle is parented to abdomen 3 and adjusted on the z-axis. I suspect one could parent it to the chest, but I wanted it out of the way of the shoulders.
Verdict: It fits the cat very well indeed. *Much* better than to Harry. It does need to be scaled down a lot, since the House Cat loads at the size of a cat, while the MilCat loads at the size of a cougar. At full size it would probably not take a lot of work to fit it to the Hivewire BigCat.
But here is the result and the percentages:
Saddle: 33% basic/ x-axis 111.4%
abdomen of saddle rigging: x-axis 97.2%/ y-axis 96.9%
The extra x-axis isn't for the saddle, which fits pretty well on its own, but the straps need a bit of adjusting.
Boot: a straight 34% parented to hip and adjusted into place on the z-axis. The saddle is parented to abdomen 3 and adjusted on the z-axis. I suspect one could parent it to the chest, but I wanted it out of the way of the shoulders.