My girlfriend is 50 years old, 4 foot 11 and has a substantial rack. I have every daz and Poser figure and morph but have no idea where to start. I need her short, but reasoably proportioned, not a perfect figure but one realistic for 50 too.

But does judy have enough morphs to make a realistic face?

Maybe not.  Judy is compatible with the Face Room for what that's worth..........

I've never tried scaling Victoria 4 like that, but the Elite morphs, if you have them may get you in the general direction. The Girl 4 has a large set of (insert your favorite euphemism here), and applying the Girl morphs to V4 might help.

My girlfriend was leaning over my shoulder just now as I was reading this, and asked me to never describe her body proportions on the Internet. Ever. Under any circumstances.

So, you'll just have to wonder. N'yah.

:lol:

Scale V3 and use the ultimate breast morphs in freestuff for HUGE rackage.

Try dphoadley's  PosetteV3 either with or without genitals.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/index.php?user_id=240894

When he put out the figure, he had a contest. You can see some of the entries here in this link (scroll down to see the entries). It will give you an idea of the versatility:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/contest/index.php?contest_id=854

Unlike Judy, PosetteV3 has morphs that you can dial up.

My first attempt at scaling down the Y left me with short and fat with really long arms. I have PosetteV3 and V4 with elite morphs too. Also other than standing next to an unmodified model its hard to determine height. I'm surprised nobody has developed a height scaling morph or python script.

Don't worry about scaling on the Y axis. Get your figure's proportions set up where you want them, then scale the entire figure down.

Coldrake

there was a figure named Dina V, which had some of the atributes you mention. I got her free off a magazine, but she might be available still.

Boobrepli and Willdial had some 'Soviet-hero-mother-sized' breast morphs in freestuff..last time I checked. (why does Pakled know that so quickly?...ya gotta wonder...;)

Quote - Don't worry about scaling on the Y axis. Get your figure's proportions set up where you want them, then scale the entire figure down.

Coldrake

Sounds good, does this keep all the body proportions intact? I know you can easily "break" meshes going larger, but I would guess smaller should be safe.

Don't use the x, y, or z scale dials to scale your figure down. Use the "Scale" dial, and you can scale as large or small as you want, the mesh won't break and the body proportions will remain exactly the same.

Coldrake

Thank you. I had started with Y and then tried to fix everything else with poor results.

Glad I could help. :)

Coldrake