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Good demos, any yup, that's the sort of thing I'm wanting to fix, well, not exactly fix, just practice with really.

With all the chat about Roxie I thought I might as well practice on her.  I was wanting to put her arms above her head and to practice setting the morph to automatically correct the joint and what should happen to her breasts when her arms are lifted.

I wanted to practice a morph where lifting her arm will automatically stretch the skin between the abdomen and shoulder so that her arm-pit keeps in line and the skin flows as it should.  At the same time, her breasts would stretch upward and be sort of 'sucked-in' because the volume is suddenly getting shifted from gravity, to suspension by her arm.

That's always been a killer for me and when I see it, I cringe, looks bloody awful, even Genesis is a heap of crap (in that respect) because there's no excuse for it when such technology is available to correct it.

That's kinda why I pointed out in the other thread that people need to stop whining and learn to use the figure technology that is already in Poser.  There's no excuse for figures having any of these bending problems when you consider the technology that's available to rectify it.  And let's face it, there's not just one technology, but multiple that can even be mixed.

So that's my persoanl first goal for practice; ZBrushing such a morph and deciding on which is the best technology(s) to correct it, all through trial and error.