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hey all - I recently happened across MarkVolk's stunning image 'Gravity' and was quite stunned by the beauty and originality of his heroine! Anyway, I've been trying to incorporate aspects of her shape (mainly breasts and hip/thigh areas) into a super-heroine character of my own. In spite of some very helpful information and advice from the artist, I just can't seem to get these areas to look right at all. Sooooo, and this is a bit of a bizarre question, I was wondering if any of you V3 morph experts might be able to take a guess at the morphs/settings that might create a similar shape?

Any thoughts would be really appreciated! Many thanks in advance :)

Have you tried the extra muscle morphs for V 4.1?

Hey - thanks for the suggestion, but yes, I've also tried creating a similar shape  with V4 (and using the extra muscle morphs) but I couldn't get the shape right! Actually, MarkVolk mentioned that he prefers V3 and, given the excellent result he gets, I've been focusing on V3 for this type of character.

At first glance, I'd say that a mixture of Barbarian, Heavy, and Voluptous should get you close; then you'll have to adjust individual body parts (Calf bulge, waist narrow, breasts natural, ...). Without a side view of the character, I can't offer other opinions. (:

Quote - hey all - I recently happened across MarkVolk's stunning image 'Gravity' and was quite stunned by the beauty and originality of his heroine! Anyway, I've been trying to incorporate aspects of her shape (mainly breasts and hip/thigh areas) into a super-heroine character of my own. In spite of some very helpful information and advice from the artist, I just can't seem to get these areas to look right at all. Sooooo, and this is a bit of a bizarre question, I was wondering if any of you V3 morph experts might be able to take a guess at the morphs/settings that might create a similar shape?

Any thoughts would be really appreciated! Many thanks in advance :)

 

Magnets... they are your friend.. your best friend really in poser.  Most morph settings aren't really designed for such extremes and you'll probably run into difficulties if you try to go too far off a fairly default pose, but if it were me I'd probably give magnets a shot.

Just my 2 cents worth :)

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I think ist's a combination of !NGM and !NBS for V3, available here in the MP

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It might help if you posted some of your efforts, along with what you think is wrong with them.

Aside from the Natural Gravity morphs listed in the credits, I imagine this : wyrmmaster - Tammy Titans, also has a lot to do with the morphs. He listed them as well.

She certainly appears to be abreast of every situation !

Attached above is a MOR and Scale pose file for V3RR (it might also work on standard V3). It uses the stock morphs supplied with V3RR. Obviously its not exactly the same as you want, but it may serve as a starting point.

Save the file to a pose folder dropping the "TXT" part off the end of the file name. In Internet Explorer you should set the 'Save Type' to 'All Files' in the 'Save As' box.

And here is what the BarbarianFat pose looks like ( no textures applied).

Many thanks for all the replies - I'm making some headway with a new version based on your suggestions (the thighs seem to look right with a mixture of barbarian 1 and 2 along with some of the muscle morphs). The breasts still need a bit of work, but seem to be well on the right lines using the NGM morphs. Many thanks again for all your help - thanks to you, I should be able to get a poser version of one of my City of Heroes brutes, yay! :)