Here's round two of my WIP character "Rendy Renderette". (Once I've perfected the face, I'll also post with the original photo.) All morphs, textures, clothes, & hair by the 3D Community. Only the face texture and hair texture are mine. 1: When texture mapping the face to an actual photo of a person, what do you prefer? Mapping the eyebrows on the face (head) or mapping the actual eyebrows themselves? I used the "no brows" morph but I find it "smudges" up the area where the eyebrow line up... 2: When I bend her into a sitting position, she has an unnatural curve on her back side. I tried the "Butt fix" from Morph World but it didn't seem to straighten the backside out... Also, I'm looking for a suit jacket to go with the skirt. (I love a girl in a suit!)

Wow, she has changed since you last posted her. The eyebrows are probably the hardest thing to fix so what I prefer for closeups is using Toshi's eyebrow prop with a transparency and making the eyebrow completely smooth on Posette. Plus it's a morphable prop allowing for variations. http://www.aimilc.ne.jp/~rainbow/html/poser.htm As for jackets, you'll find a small variety here for the man and woman. http://victorian.fortunecity.com/wooton/1493/hokusai.html

Thanks Kal. I applied the eyebrow prop and it looks pretty good. It needs to be smoothed out because it's too "crisp" for her face. I've been playing with the texture and trans map.) I also played around with the jackets and I've been working on a version "transing" out the shirt and tie. (The lab coat is a little bulky for this model.)The butt fix didn't really do what I was looking for. I'll have to search around some more... Anybody else have a suggestion?