... she can't be, she has no nipples! I know that a "nipple gone" morph can be quite useful, but a figure with no nipples at all is simply weird. What is even odder is that there are enough polys in the breasts, there just lacks any morphs to shape them. I put in a couple of magnets, spawned my own morph, and saved back to the cr2. But why should I need to?

ummm.. because V3RR is the girl for the crowd and to be used at a distance where there is actually no ability to see if her nipples are morphed or not? :)

Would that be why she is called Vicky3 "Reduced Resolution"?? (RR) Use normal V3 and she has nipples, LOL

No Nipple morphs are also for when figures have clothes on... You know, it is possible to put clothes on them, not all renders need to be temple vickies... :) If you need nipples in 3D, use regular vicky - which is still a free download by the way. That said, don't get me started on how all of Daz's females, even at full resolution, are 'female eunichs', while the men are well endowed. There are some interesting Freudian things to say about that... Not to mention that it messes up nearly any nude you actually do do (because while not all renders need to be temple vickies, some of them can be...).

Actually, for a good part of the late 19th-early 20th Centuries, women were painted as mentioned, as evidenced by commercials like 'the White Rock girl', etc. Something to do with pre-Raphaelites (I think..one of these days I gotta find out who this 'Raphael' is..;)

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/freestuff.ez?Form.Contrib=kawecki&Topsectionid=0

Attached Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raphael

Message edited on: 03/03/2006 14:30

hmm..well, there's a first time for everything..off to the web site..thanks..;)

Raphael......?

I knew Raphael -- he ran a hot dog stand in Cambridge, MA -- not too far away from the old Combat Zone. It was pretty neat. MIT students came in there all of the time. But the Harvard types tended to avoid the place -- they all ate at the tofu shop located a few doors on further down. Or so they claimed, anyway.

He went by the nickname of 'Rap Dog'.

Simple, see?

There was a Combat Zone in Cambridge?! Just knew the one in downtown Boston (fairly intimately aquainted with it in fact, though not really by choice) ... but that was long ago ... tofu hadn't even been 'invented' yet and that Raphael was probably just a mere pup! :-)

Awww....we don't need to get too technical about geography here.......

There's an implication floating around somewhere about the Combat Zone being located near the MIT and Harvard campi --

Raphael was actually a WWII Navy vet - he had a tattoo on his right shoulder that said 'Lulu'. Ahhhhh.....those were the days.

Too bad that I'm too young to have experienced them. At least in any meaningful way.

Tofu has always been around. It's just that the substance used to be called by a different name.......

;)