Quote - > Quote - The only problem I see is being able to morph a fully detailed adult figure into a child sized figure with all the adult parts. But the thing is, that can already be done by using content that already exists. So if it were going to cause problems, why hasn't it yet?

 

~Shane

 

Valid question. But look at Poser now compared to 10 years, or 5 years ago. Technically it's more capable and can produce higher quality results, and overall it's easier to use. I think I'm right in saying that single-axis scaling was only fixed in SR3 for P9/PP2012, so that's relatively recent.

So my question would be, is the risk of that sort of thing happening (and I sincerely hope it doesn't) likely to increase or decrease over time?

And would the availability of easy to use figures with detailed genitalia (and I would guess that we're talking about something along the lines of Lali's Bits) increase or decrease that risk?

If you can buy a gun and kill someone (a perfectly forseeable risk since killing is exactly what guns are designed for) and the gun vendor isn't liable, how on earth could a content creator be liable if someone chose to make an illegal image with their content?

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