joequick opened this issue on Feb 23, 2009 · 15 posts
Morkonan posted Mon, 23 February 2009 at 10:09 PM
I'd think there would be a market for that. As a matter of fact, there SHOULD be a market for that.
There are far too many "dialspin" characters out there. I refuse to purchase dialspin characters. Why should I pay someone for producing something anyone with a digit on their hand can produce?
1,.04,.03,1,-2,-.04, etc... = "ZOMGZ NEW KARACTER!" ain't really what I call significant.
As a spinoff from another project, I started working on some custom face morphs as well. What I think is really needed is a pack that covers every major facial group so that users can have not just an alternative to Morphs++ but a complimentary package that has the possibility of giving them tools to produce "unique" looking characters. I've d'loaded a couple and even purchased one. I have been less than satisfied with every single one.
That's the problem with Poser... Morphs++ only goes so far and most of the morphs are not centered around producing faces with a lot of variety in them. Moving dial x to .00003 doesn't really help very much.
Put your product together, make sure to include some good features that focus on producing unique looking character morphs that work well with Morphs++ or by themselves, market it appropriately and you're sure to generate some interest.