Arm creases look pretty fab... are they touched up? She does suffer from long leg syndrome.  Yes. Like where you are going.

btw, I think it's the shin length that is a bit stretched.

No touch up, shown as saved from Poser.
Long legs can be from the camera and pose position.

Pride is a good thing...;)

You've managed to succeed where most have failed with the arn/shoulder fold issue.

Next are clothes and shoes for the ladies. :-)

It's a new mesh you modeled or it's a morph for Miki,Vicky etc etc ?

very nice i like her

Do you want her mapped for V3 skin textures?

David, you are too kind. Thank you for the offer.
Running some test renders to check the object and joint setups.
Here is the first result.

Comments are more then welcome.
Please comment; thank you.
Now is the time before dressing her up.

!!!! Stay tuned for full specifications. !!!!

Happy posering,
Tony

Quote - It's a new mesh you modeled or it's a morph for Miki,Vicky etc etc ?

I think it's the same low poly figures he tinkers with from time to time with, which would make it a morph. I guess it would work for background figures in a render, but I already have Loretta Lorez for that. The faces, bodies and feet need a bit more work; but this isn't giving me much more than I already in my runtime.

@Male_M3dia
I also have Loretta Lorez. Morphed months on that mesh but had to give up in the end. She was purpose build to do what she does best: be a background figure.

Interesting.  Is she weightmapped?

The outside of the foot looks oddly arched on the seated one on the left, but that could be the shadow...

The feeling I get when I look at her is that she's really tall and she's trying not to be. I think her high shoulders make it seem like she's pulling her head down, and her low boobs give her the appearance of a stoop. 

For what it's worth I compared her to a photo I found on the web, I know everyone is different though, that's why I wondered if she was based on a photo ref.

Quote - The outside of the foot looks oddly arched on the seated one on the left, but that could be the shadow...

In the second image of the thread, the dark haired girl's left foot does look a bit arched on the outside.

I could use her as a background figure.

Guys, don't forget to flag the nude images.  Even if the thread has multiple advisories, each post needs flagging due to the search features ablility to pull up individual posts.  Thanks and great looking figure.  :)

obm890 :

Real humans ratios are seldom the same as created characters ratios.

Real humans around
Heads are 6 eyes wide 9.5 eyes tall
Body's are 6 heads tall

created characters like Posetta ,Batman around
Heads are 5 eyes wide 7 eyes tall
Body's are 8 heads tall

vilters :

better views of body,hands,feet,face ,front and back would be helpful.
hairs in the way of view.

Nose is kinda wide.
between top lip n nose looks odd.
Necks kinda wide.
the U between the color bones kinda wide.
Breast set kinda low.
her small breast seem off to the ratio of a larger body.

What was she modeled ,Mapped ,Textured in ?
Poly count ?
A wire frame view of body,hands,feet,face would be kool.

vilters, it's very nice IMVHO.

p.s. girl in above photo is one from 3d.sk that they use for hundreds of skin textures here and elsewhere.

Making her compatible with V4 textures might be a better idea. I'm working on two V4 textures right now.

She looks great. I like the boobs. It's nice

to see small boobs on a character. Great

job.

Tony, wich figure is she based on?

For the general Body shape see this  STUNNING example !!!!!!!!
==> I scaled Alyson, Miki4, and mine all to the same shoulder height.

Alyson, Miki3 and my figure overlaid in outline...........

They are exactly the same in front view..........  STUNNING.
Only leg position changes, and breasts also change in side view. !!!!!!!

Biggest difference is in the head size.
I was shocked.

More to come after further tests.

One size fits all, get a new meaning :-)

Lookin' (VERY) good !!!

Thank you sir.
The Dress has 2 material zones, was build in Hex and is conforming.

The left one has a texture, the right one is pure procedural shaders in the Math room..

nice job lookin good

Quote - The lady just got her a new dress. :-)

Lady in red ...ya

I like her.  I don't have the mesh or anatomy knowledge to offer anythig really helpful.  But I do have a quesion please, I have read enough of your posts to know that you don't think much of jcm's, hidden magnets and helper bones, looking at your posed examples above, did you get those bends without using any of those things on your figure?

Thank you Tessalynne

All convetional rigging.
But every joint was optimised to get the best result possible.

This involved lots of testing, sometimes modify the mesh, sometimes adapt the joint.
But the result is as rendered in Poser.

No JCM's, no helper bones, no magnets, not WMapped.

I could write a; 'The making of", if interested.

I'm always interested in learning, I read many things that I only half understand, I find that often things I've read go click in my mind later.

Does she come with any facial animation, or is she always so dead pan?

she feels embarrised without clothes on.

Posing, gesture, and emotion not too high on the Vilters Poser agenda perhaps? Just something I've been noticing for a while now. In any case, kudos for all of the work on this.

Hello all, so glad you like the progress so far.

First I wanted to get the general body shapes I was looking for.

More clothes are in the pipeline.
Expressions are in the pipeline.

First I wanted to get the general body shapes I was looking for.

One or 2 more body's to go, and then its expression and dressing time :-)

Happy posering.
Tony

How many polys is she?

~Shane

Excellent work! It's always good to see new figures for Poser!