Attached Link: Jokasta and Electra Character Pack

Thanks everyone! I'm so glad you're enjoying this product!Fauve, thank you for your nice comments! Hopefully, I'll have an expansion pack with lots of new textures and transparency maps for new style soon! Danae

Thanks for the feedback everyone! Release date is the 18th -tomorrow.

Thanks guys :)

Not very good at product guessing, but these are fabulous poses!

This sounds great! Grouping is the worst part.I saw the video demo and it looks so easy! I'll definatelly be looking out for this!

It has no obj chain group because it is a conforming figure. As with most conforming hair, it follows most of the body's movements. Making it anything else, might give you more versatality in movement, but that would also mean that you wouldn't be able to stop it from cutting through the body at some other poses. This hair is created for ease of use; your model poses and your hair poses with it. I have experimented with obj linking in this model, but found the hair to be too time consuming for the users to pose and in many poses it looked far too unatural. That's why I decided to go with the conforming version. Thanks for the suggestions and for purchasing the product.

Its my WIP Jokasta for V3. Still needs some work, but hope it will be ready soon.

Conforming issues were very difficult to deal with for both figures. I'm still on it though and maybe a V2 version or a morphable prop version for all figures will be available in the future as a free add-on for the purchasers.

It's already been uploaded and it should be in the Marketplace very soon. Thank you for your nice comments!

It's true that modelling should always be done on the obj. from the Geometries folder. Try this: Load a Victoria figure, turn all IK off, select a body part and select zero from the Joint edittor. This should set EVERYTHING to zero. Apply the obj you've made in the correct possition on the figure. Group the parts accoringly and spawn props. Now export those props as an obj. I then use P Wizard to conform and after going to hell and back with the appropriate falloff zone and joint editting, the conforming thing usually works. You could also play around a bit with the spherical falloff zones and the centers in case that fixes it a bit.

I'm so glad you like them. Think I'll make some extra textures for them as well:-)

I love the eyes and her translucent skin.I agree with shogakusha on that the texture could look a little more natural by adding some noise. Maybe some highlights as well? It all depends on what you're aiming at. I love the fact that her features are natural and realistic but at the same time intense. Good work!