Since you have the whole body modelled, I'd suggest that you also do a pantyhose, stopping at the waist. 

I made this character with the LF2 face morph 3Dream posted yesterday: https://www.renderosity.com/freestuff/items/97076/3dream-omg-face-2-for-lf2.

I have usewd the LF2 base texture together with Tempesta3D's Angel and Senile Santa textures. I have used the Senile Santa for the bump map. The hair is OOT's Daily Bun hair.

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Set of facial expression, exaggerated and otherwise would be very welcome. Maybe the exaggerated ones can be dialled back to make them look more realistic?

Those are really useful and workable morphs, 3Dream. 

Thank you for making them, and placing them in Free Stuff.

This is brilliant. I'll have a stab at it tomorrow and see how it works.

I am very curious about the knitwear procedural (i.e. a screenshot would be welcome...)

I have recently begun importing textures from Blender to Poser Cycles, and it has worked relatively well. A few stumbling blocks, though, including the different coloramps between Poser and Blender.

Well I guess I know what my first freebie for LF2 will be then :) should take a while though, got a huge backload of stuff I still gotta work on.

That would be perfect. Many of us has a (huge) collection of V4 conforming clothes, so a V4 morph to start off the conversion process would help a lot!

Thank you fort this. I have until now always used props for the clothes room, but this has lots of possibilities.

Question: For transforming a conforming garment to a prop, would it not be easier to export it in obj format and reimport it? I've always found that to be a straightforward method, including for prop creation, where multiple primitives can be brought together as one object.

Here is the full body. I used LF2_BodyFXMorphs and the same blend with Tempesta3d's Angel for the texture.

The base LF2 comes out at 1,80 m according to my estimate, so I have shortened the tweaked model with some 0,15.

(Reposted because there was an error in the first version)

Here is the full body. I used LF2_BodyFXMorphs and the same blend with Tempesta3d's Angel for the texture.

The base LF2 comes out at 1,80 m according to my estimate, so I have shortened the tweaked model with some 0,15.

Here is my take of a LF2 morphed character. I've used the LF2_FaceFXMorphs for the tweaks. The texture is a lightened version of the stock texture blended slightly with Tempests3d's Angel Texture for a bit more character. I also turned the bumpmap up quite high (probably a bit too high)

Hair is OOT's Ammy Hair with the hair tool applied followed by some tweaks.

LF2 is a very good model!

I also have some bodymorphs but they will come later

There is no need to plug the bump node into Clearcoat Normal if you are not using the Clearcoat channel.

Here is the skin-texture for my picture:

I took an existing picture which was made as an experiment with lighting - one area light only. - and transformed it to P13. It was both an experiment with shader and with render time. I used a number of the proposals from this thread for the shading: Cycles based SSS skin shader | Renderosity. I also made a Cycles based shader for the Wild Hair. She is Project Evolution, A model which comes with a really good set of base textures

For the render I reduced the number of pixel samples from 45 to 10, and for this experiment I did not add any Post Effects.

If there is interest, I'll post a side by side comparison with the P12 version, whcih relied on PhysicalSurface shaders