I haven't had any luck creating my own beaten & bloody texture for the Poser 4 female :( Looks like she was in a paint fight. Haven't found one anywhere, either . . :( :( PLEASE HELP - Thanks a million.

As it happens, Daio has just done one. You can see a render of it at Thralldom, in the Little 'Rotica forum, under the subject "Down, but not out". I don't klnow if she's sharing, but it can't hurt to ask.

I know micogames had one of a beaten woman for the p4 fem that might give you a starting place. http://www.micogames.com/ Regards Eshal

I have made one (for EVE V3) but it's not perfect; I've never finished it. I can upload the texture on my server for you if you want to have it... You may have a look here: http://www.3dxtrem.de/bilder/slave_41.jpg I won't post this texture here on renderosity ;-)))

I saw a picture on Renderosity of a woman who was supposed to have been beaten up, but it looked more like she had a natural piebald condition called vitiligo. There is a woman with vitiligo a few doors from where I live.

The black and blue texture is available for sale at the Thralldom Bazaar. It includes a pre-made texture plus a do-it yourself kit that allows you to add bruises to you favorite p4 woman texture. It was created using scans of my own bruises (I have a bleeding disorder that causes me to bruise spectaculary from minor bumps) For various and obvious reasons, I doubt it will ever be made available here at 'osity. Please note: I do not in ANY way shape or form condone or approve of violence against women (or men for that matter)! But it always annoyed me that the heroine could be shown having defeated half an army of baddies and not have a mark on her while I bump into a table edge and end up with a bruise the size of a dinner platter. Well, maybe that's exaggerating a little but not much.

she deserves every bump, cut and scrap she acquires in the first picts (also in the first chapters of my book). Thanks for pointing me to another resource. Hopefully they find a cure for your disorder.

It's a hereditory condition so until they really good at gene-splicing.... But it's more of a nuisance than anything.