Oh, I'm happy to be of service, odf LOL

Good stuff, everyone!

Trying to keep busy until I can get the new Lafemme. Here are 2 frames from a video I did in Poser. I couldn't decide on a good camera angle so I decided to check out Poser's movie options. It took 9 hours to render a 10-second video, so probably not something I'd want to use for a full-length movie, but shorts aren't bad.

If you're curious about the full video, you can find it here https://www.renderosity.com/gallery/items/3129206/back-to-back

Very cool!

Here's just a little something I wip'd up.

Dancing In the streets

Here's just a little something I wip'd up.

Dancing In the streets

Nice!

Working on my 3rd character for LaFemme2... These are not the final textures for it, but the face and body morph injections are done.....

She need a sword, and maybe a temple.....

Working on my 3rd character for LaFemme2... These are not the final textures for it, but the face and body morph injections are done.....

Wooow, the shapes and the skin are awesome. Despite a weird angle on one finger, the hands and the arms are fabulous

Working on some Conforming Clothes.

Woow 

@shvrdavid:

Super nitpicking look from someone who lives with a guy who fixes ppl for a living:

Great texture on LF2! Is it in the cards to get more than Caucasians, do you know? ( not a critique of yours, but general desire for ethnically diverse textures)

I like the face, very atypical LF. Is that done in an outside modeler or achieved with morphs? ( both are great and equally valid!)

Nice collarbone, at last, glad to see the definition there.

Not that sure about that right upper arm twist. Hmm, come think of it, same for left a bit too. Elbows are fixed tho, yay!

Little finger of right hand is disproportionately long in second digit.

Lots of silicone to hold the breast up like that, but plausible I guess ( the underside of right boob hanging like that and throwing that sharp delineation is a tell)

Pleased with the knees a lot!

The toes are totally a variant of how toes can be straight or gnarly, that's actually good!

I realize not all of this is your work, a lot is in the base, but you posted a full almost-frontal nude in posture,  so this goes as a reflection on that 

shvrdavid posted at 3:56 AM Fri, 1 September 2023 - #4473817

Working on my 3rd character for LaFemme2... These are not the final textures for it, but the face and body morph injections are done.....

She need a sword, and maybe a temple.....

It's a tough job, but somebody has to test these new creations.  

Is that done in an outside modeler or achieved with morphs? ( both are great and equally valid!)

I do almost my morphs directly in Poser with the morph brush.

The textures are from another one of my characters, and I just darkened them up with the color chip.

I have base textures about done for this character thou. 

I probably should have split the forearm twist up more with the hand twist now that I look at it, oh well. 

I have plans for more characters, but only time will tell what they look like. :)

It's a tough job, but somebody has to test these new creations.  

Hi fellow Poser User,

I was absent for a while but I followed this thread on a regular bases.
There are a lot of very fine images and the textures and body and face morphs you are creating are really well done.
Since my taste in women is more on the curvy/voluptuously side of things, I thought I try and make one on my own.
I also created a little outfit for her and like to present a few test renders of what I came up.
Hope you like it and it's not to revealing.
Here we go....

Not my usual fantasy image, but I suppose it's a fantasy for some. Hopefully, now that summer's unofficially over my muse will come back and help me come up  with some ideas for new images.

Having some fun with Poser's "Motion blur" 

I've discovered lately another gem of OutofTouch: his Gothic UpDo Hair. Even though the blending is managed by Python2 scripts, it's relatively easy to adapt, and the result, using Ghosthip's Hair Shader, gives a cool result

I've discovered lately another gem of OutofTouch: his Gothic UpDo Hair. Even though the blending is managed by Python2 scripts, it's relatively easy to adapt, and the result, using Ghosthip's Hair Shader, gives a cool result

RedPhantom posted at 9:01 AM Wed, 30 August 2023 - #4473711

Trying to keep busy until I can get the new Lafemme. Here are 2 frames from a video I did in Poser. I couldn't decide on a good camera angle so I decided to check out Poser's movie options. It took 9 hours to render a 10-second video, so probably not something I'd want to use for a full-length movie, but shorts aren't bad.

If you're curious about the full video, you can find it here https://www.renderosity.com/gallery/items/3129206/back-to-back

As someone who dabbled in sword (but never got very good at it, admittedly), my only observation is that they have not left each other any fighting room.  [grin]

If either one has to take even a single step back, they will bump into each other.

Beautiful scene and beautiful animation.

Y-Phil posted at 1:34 PM Mon, 4 September 2023 - #4474012

Having some fun with Poser's "Motion blur" 

Love it. Nice soft DOF and motion blur with great focus.

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Lorraine for LF2

Catch of the day. A chance to work on a wet skin shader. Then I noticed ezskin has a wet option. I'll have to try it and compare.

Lemura for LF2

Lemura for LF2

I love the freckles. I'm not normally a freckle person. but they look good on this one

I didn't want to go to overboard with the freckles, but wanted enough that they were obvious in a full body shot. 

Great freckles!! Just as in real life, some are randomly blurry, some sharp, some meld together. Thank you for that.

Thanks

Working on my 3rd character for LaFemme2... These are not the final textures for it, but the face and body morph injections are done.....

She need a sword, and maybe a temple.....

I didn't want to go to overboard with the freckles, but wanted enough that they were obvious in a full body shot. 

I never took great close-ups of faces with the older poser versions. I'm more of an impatient person. The time to render was too long for me. Poser 13 makes it possible, 7 minutes.

Wow... I do love VedaDalsette's Zelma: her face is quite gorgeous 

The rest of the body is only Sasha-16, almost in its default morphology, waist and mid-thigh contour slightly changed. OutofTouch's Zeoy hair with Ghostship's Hair Shader

LF2, some things from her Pro version, some morphs from her morph packs dialed~~

@ Afrodite-Ohki
Looks promising. I always missed the diversity in ethnicity an skin color in LF who V3-4 provided practically out of the box.
Just curious, is there any idea on what the Pro Version of LaFemme will cost at the end of the day?
It would be also interesting to know if LF V2 will overwrite the current LF Pro, or did we end up with three different LF figures in the Library.

Doing a comparison of the shader I created vs. the one that came with the cycles shader in Ezskin. I think the one I did looks better at a distance and the Ezskin one looks better up close.  I'd really like to create a shader that incorporates an actual water shader on a new layer, but I haven't gotten it working.

LF2, some things from her Pro version, some morphs from her morph packs dialed~~

blackbonner posted at 9:13 AM Sat, 9 September 2023 - #4474340

Just curious, is there any idea on what the Pro Version of LaFemme will cost at the end of the day?
It would be also interesting to know if LF V2 will overwrite the current LF Pro, or did we end up with three different LF figures in the Library.

LF2 is an entirely different figure. No overwrites.

She looks good. When can the rest of us have a turn?

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 3:41 PM Sat, 9 September 2023 - #4474370

RedPhantom posted at 9:23 AM Sat, 9 September 2023 - #4474344

She looks good. When can the rest of us have a turn?

We're attempting to release at some point in September. "Attempting" being a key word here LMAO. A lot of technical issues in production, as always happens.

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 3:41 PM Sat, 9 September 2023 - #4474370

RedPhantom posted at 9:23 AM Sat, 9 September 2023 - #4474344

She looks good. When can the rest of us have a turn?

We're attempting to release at some point in September. "Attempting" being a key word here LMAO. A lot of technical issues in production, as always happens.

Hopefully, there won't be any delays

Sorry to bother, but entire different figure means that all asset's, clothing, etc.for LF and LF Pro won't work on the LF V2, right? Will there be a converting tool available to make clothing item fit to LF 2, or do we have to go to the whole process via fitting room or setup room? Since I have some clothing items on the workbench I'm considering to wait until the new figure is available, because I think it's reasonable to expect lesser interests in content for the older figures. 

I'll let LF2's developers fill you in on fitting conforming clothing but as far as dynamic clothing is concerned check out the Poser Pulse feature on that from several weeks ago:

https://www.renderosity.com/article/27275/poser-pulse-fitting-dynamics-from-lf-to-lf2

Be sure to watch Afrodite-Ohki's video tutorial for a more explanation!

@Kalypso

Thank you very much.
That was pretty helpful.
I was not aware of that tutorial, must have come out during my vacation.

Just to avoid confusion: This is LF2, not "LF V2" ;)

We'll have tools to help with various conversions from LF, some are as easy as it gets, others just make the process simpler. What I can tell you beforehand is that LF morphs won't port to LF2 at all, their meshes are vastly different. Most other types of content will have a way to be converted or will work straight up on her.

@Ohki

Thanks for answering me questions. I have seen the default pose has changed from T to A. Regarding the morphs I created for LF, I will consider them as exercise for the new figure. At least if have learned how to build and import them. 

@Ohki

I have watch your tutorial on dynamic clothing for the new figure which was very interesting and informative.

However, you used pre-calculated dynamics from your Library and mentioned that you would explain how to make/save them.

Maybe I have overlooked that part of the video, but I can't find that topic outside of you using it.

It would be much appreciated if you could explain how you did that.

If you already have, please leave me a link to the tutorial/video.

Thanks!

@Okhi

Sorry for that mistake.
I have watched the video again and you said that you would explain how to make the calculated Simulation manually, which you actually did.
I surely had to listen closer, for I am not a native english speaker, I sometimes just get it wrong.

That's understandable - I'm not a native english speaker either ;) Glad you ended up figuring it out though! I hope it was useful to you!

Doodling again........