i m writing this message to all those who told me that i would not morph dina cause she s "unique" and shouldn t be morphed (exept for the shoulders of course....) to look like another vicki... if you would like to keep your dina the way she is , then don t morph her,but please think about all those who wants to "ameliorate" her because they were dissapointed when they first load her or just the ones who want to make derivate characters personally i ve always thought that she had an enormous morphing potential,then,why wouldn t we morph her? anyway notice that she ll never be "vicki" but the thing is that she CAN be morphed to look like a pretty character(or not) tellmewhatulike

Id like to give you some feedback but you need to be saving your pictures at a little bit higher quality. Are you saving at the default Poser setting of 40%? Because you need to raise it if you are to at least 80%.

i ve saved this one at a 100 % but i admit that the initial image size was not really adapted ....sorry

here is another image post to make you an idea..

Very, very cute! I agree; Dina has much morphing potential.

I'm not saying don't morph her, just why would you make another vickie out of her? Don't get me wrong, I like Dina, except for the shoulders. I just wonder why people need to have this supermodel look on every character. She does need a lot of work, but I intend to do a different look...if I ever get time that is. You did a good job, no one is faulting you that...just she isn't done until those shoulders are fixed. 8^) Marque

She's not another Vicky though, and won't ever be. They are too different.

I like what you did with Dina, especially the change in her face.......her body looks a bit better as well, although flaws related to over-morphing tend to only be revealed when the figure is completely nude (especially the breasts; they don't seem to take morphs that make them smaller very well). Krel

yes the breast are really stranges:when you apply a smaller morph,these lines appears and i don t know how to make em dissapear without post rendering....

I think I can help with the lines. I think that is the border between the collar group and the chest group. You must apply the morph equally to both parts, or you will get that breakup where they join. The easiest way is to stay far away from the dials for the individual parts, and adjust the breasts from the Full Body Morph dials instead. Make sure you have "body" selected, and use those dials, which control morphs for more than one group at a time. I hope that helps. pam