Glad she found them useful.

For my own usage I find canned morph sets to be good up to a point. For specific poses and shapes in those poses a final very specific sculpt is usually needed over top. Making a morph set is a balancing act of trying to be comprehensive and yet not include too many things that would make the set too confusing. You end up with a lot of, what seems like, spam morphs that would be too convoluted for a distribution translation. It turned out ok. Good enough for me as a start. I won't really get to play with these things, other than making and testing them, until the projected roadmap of production ideas reaches a point of tedium. Or I get hit by a truck.

I'll address her nipple textures, which could use some variety, when Svetlanka is ready to go... that set will require some actual renders lol.

@shante

"would like to see some of the changes if possible."

Morph sets perform poorly in a spectator capacity. Download it and try it yourself. It's a small file. Actually looking at it is how many frames per second?

In most cases, for the morphs I make, pictures are just an artifact of process. The dials and process are the "art", which illustrating, would become unwieldy in terms of time investment considerations. If someone wants to see the 100 combinations, or whatever, by all means download the thing and try it out. Providing the means should be enough, I'm not trying to sell anyone on it. If you're afraid you won't like it because you can't see it, don't bother with it. It either is or it isn't, which to me doesn't matter, as for me it already is. I do sometimes like to be exhaustively descriptive of something to entertain myself and make pictures. Sharing it is meant to put the onus on another to experience it. As I once heard Dodger comment on one of his freebies "if you don't like it I'll refund your money... nay, I'll refund twice your money!" Lol.

Don't misconstrue this as an attitude, it's merely my thoughts on such a thing.