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Subject: High heel feet for V3


FSMCDesigns ( ) posted Wed, 28 December 2005 at 2:42 PM · edited Fri, 22 November 2024 at 11:02 AM

Hi guys, maybe a bit lost here, but for the life of me I cannot find a morph or option for feet that fit heels. I can use GV, but is it possible with normal V3 using the body morphs? Thanks

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cyberscape ( ) posted Wed, 28 December 2005 at 4:32 PM

Absolutely! :) The way that I get heels to fit V3 is like so: *after loading V3, turn off IK on legs and zero the body. *load the heels and conform to V3 *select each foot and bend each to 45 degrees *do the same for each toe group only bend to -45 degrees *with some highheel models you may have to adjust the scale of the shoe to get a good fit without poke-thru (it sucks, I know) One funny thing about V3 though, it's nearly impossible to get most shoes to fit after using the stretch legs morph. Not sure why and would love to hear a workaround for it. Hope this helps.

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bandolin ( ) posted Wed, 28 December 2005 at 5:57 PM

Even with that you'll never get V3's feet to look great in heels. Even in real life there are some women who have been wearing heels their entire lives, and their feet have shaped to them. Then there are women like my wife who rarely wears heels, but has great feet for them. In fact, she suffers in flat shoes. GV was designed with heels in mind. V3 was not.


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Starkdog ( ) posted Wed, 28 December 2005 at 6:41 PM

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I've made an INJ morph for Laura and SP3 for heels. A setting of 0 is flat-footed, 0.25 is a low wedge heel, 0.5 a mid heel, and 1.0 is a full high heel setting. I actually model the shoes to fit the morphed feet. The shoes are conforming, and fit quite well. I am working on INJ morphs for V3, Aiko3, Jessi, Katie, Maddie, Miki, and PHF. Below is a "layered" render of the morphs for SP3. The morph settings are 0, 0.5, and 1. -Starkdog


Jim Burton ( ) posted Thu, 29 December 2005 at 10:10 PM

A lot of my shoe sets (like the Day-Life and Stiletto sets) include morphs and injectors and also new joint parameters put in by a pose for figures like V3 and Stephanine Petite. I find it almost impossable to fit really high heels correctly any other way. They need more arch in the foot (and pulled-tighter toes for pumps), for two things. While I'm at it I "pretty up" their feet and shins a bit, too. GV, IV, SMV, and GJ, of course, have no problems with heels. ;-)


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