This is another morph that I did in just 35 minutes. As you can see, the mesh doesnt really matter but it does help if the polygon flow is great. We can try to make her a little better if we dont have what we like. She misses a lof of stuff but if people are willing to spend a lttle time and put also stuff in freestuff for her, i think she will be much more popular. 

I've been creating content for Poser for 20-25 years (I've lost track).  I used to create content that would fill the void, and also tried to create content that people requested in the forums. The problem is, the requests don't often equate to sales. It's a fact of reality.

As far as LF and LH 1 and 2 go, I'd love to see characters that approach the realism of the Genesis figures. Sadly, I haven't seen any yet. 8-( I'd try some myself but my skills are more in clothing than in characters.

You can make any mesh any shape you want, it is just moving polygons. However, a non-stylized mesh and good topology makes it a lot easier. LF2 has much better rigging but old fashioned eyelashes ( shouldnt be attached). She has some problomatic areas, around the eyes and nose, ears. Still it is possible to make her a lot more realistic. Here is mine attempt at a more realisic morph:

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You can sculpt/morph any model the way you want. It's nothing more than moving vertices. The problem is when you go outside the boundaries of the model, you have to make adjustments.

Antonia has a lot of potential. I created several morphs for her. I even fixed her upper eyelash bug when you close her eyes.

A  hairstyle i have in mind for Aisha just a dirty render.

Thank you so much. I am creating and testing things on the go. Although this is a test i wanted to see if poser could display the detail well ( not a good shader yet)

So now i know it can, I can start placing pores one by one by hand and then paint all the wrinkles and imperfections in the detail maps.

Thank you so much both of you!. I am not so talented and it doesnt come all natural to me but i try my best. It will be a whole new learning experience, with all the things i have in mind for lf2

That fall/winter outfit would suit my WIP character Aisha so much. I had the adventurer outfit in mind when creating her. But the bookworm and the winter outfit would suit her much better i think.

I think a braided hairstyle ( simple one) or a ponytail that is dynamic with the help of the cloth room ( i made tests, and works reasonably well)

I was looking through the La Femme 2 threads and saw the adventurer outfit. It inspired me to create a character for it. Forget the texture and the dots, this helps me morph the mesh better. I am now experimentng with creating a hair do. She is on the moment called Aisha. I still have to work a bit on the ears.

jancory posted at 9:01 AM Mon, 26 February 2024 - #4481963

i like her already. those ears are really nice. bet she'll look great with textures.  can we see profiles?  

Im trying to get myself familiarize with her mesh. This is just La Femme 2 lite. Now textures, still loads to learn!