RAMWolff: Eh, yeah, I see what your "original" comment was driving at now. I'm a little thick.

I actually like the way this morph turned out better than my previous one, even though when I first opened up the new Antonia and started sculpting, it seemed like she was harder to sculpt than the previous iteration. I guess I just needed to get used to the subtle differences. I think I did manage to get the chest area a bit better, especially around the nipples.

odf: Heh. I wasn't attempting to create a transgendered character, just a male counterpart. This version, I think, is a bit more convincing in most respects. I'm not a modeller, though, and this was pretty ambitious by my standards. I enjoy sculpting faces, and to some degree bodies... but that's never involved changing the gender before.

I did finally get pmd to work for the morph, but for some reason the resulting morph ends up with those "magnet balls" (I'm so good with technical terms LOL) visible in the render.

I'd send you the .obj file, except that I've got a bit of an issue with the underarms (no surprise, given the twin facts that I don't have a clue what I'm doing, and also made the chest considerably larger) - though in truth I think it looks worse in preview than in render. At least at his angle; I'd need to test more angles/positions.

You mention the chest could use some work. What do you suggest?

I should probably work on these fixes before I finalize a morph. If you have any tips for how to accomplish moving the shoulders outward while using the default pose would be appreciated. I suppose I could lower the arms (in Poser), hide them and try to morph the shoulders that way, but I have very little experience with Poser's own morphing tools.

PapaBlueMarlin: That's a great render!

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Hardware: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X/MSI MAG570 Tomahawk X570/Zotac Geforce GTX 1650 Super 4GB/32GB OLOy RAM

Software: Windows 10 Professional/Poser Pro 11/Photoshop/Postworkshop 3