Rhia474,

Thank you for your DM. I never thought to see her with freckles! I love freckles personally. They add a lot of character. Well done job!

The materials are not so hard. You have to follow the PBR rules. I can give you a tip, cycles follows the metallicity mode for the shaders. 

All in your own time! i hope you have fun with her

Rhia474,

I read your L'homme 2 thread and read that you had difficulty morphing LF and LH out of the base mesh. I normally dont do this but I will send you an LF2 face morph that dont look like her at all. I will see if i can make one for the LH2 lite version too. I will DM you the download link.

She sure looks good, but...

Victoria 3

Victoria 4

Dawn

Project Evolution

La Femme

La Femme 2

....

I'm not sure if I want to an can afford to equip yet another female poser figure :-/

Is there something that really makes her stand out compared to the others?

That makes posing  and moving difficult lol

Yeah, that is true, although i was 13 back then. I didnt join Poser forum online/rosity  back then because i thought you had to pay haha. So i had to figure stuff out myself.

Lovely work Hornet.

I bet she is studying which option she has to click on lol.

Yeah i do miss the curve nodes myself and some other stuff. Some i can work around.  I also agree on some points in your comment

My biggest criticism of Poser has always been the lack of all the Cycles nodes needed to make it completely compatible with Blender. Does Poser have all of those nodes now??? Anyone???? If not, I won't be upgrading to Poser 13 for the forseeable future. I'll just render with Blender.

WOW!  That looks incredible!

I am hard at work after recovering from a flu.

Is this something you like? Of course no diffuse and shaders yet but you get the idea.

FVerbaas posted at 4:55 AM Sun, 5 March 2023 - #4457689

By 'fly off the feet' you mean the toes come through? Toes are a maze for collisions because the diameter of the toes is so small. If you take a cross section of the toes and draw a line at 'collision depth' below the surface you get an idea of the complexity. After a simulation step a vertex can easily end up in a location where the shortest way 'out' is on the opposite side of where the vertex came from. This could be reduced by smaller time steps but the consequences for simulation speed are severe. On 'old' Antonia I used the toecap there.

Indeed conforming up to mid-shin and dynamic above would be a good solution. Socks are elastic and tensioned so they generally follow the skin without wrinkling.

I'm thinking about bringing the toe caps back as a conformer.

I am working on some free Antonia stuff. Here is a small preview