Cracked legs in 5th by Boffles
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So, it's fair to say my first attempts in Daz have been a bit of a mess; to the point where the top half of Stephanie had to be removed! That left me with a pair of legs - not much you can do with a pair of legs I thought, so I had a play in photoshop. And this is the result; fun, but rubbish. Anyone got any wisdom on how to deal with shoulders they might want to share?
Thanks :)
Comments (5)
alowe49
Your image ain't half bad (sorry for the pun). Three suggestions - look for the many varied pose positions that people have posted and download them - most of the work has been done for you. Secondly pose your model sideways and the shoulders become less of a problem. And last - Shirts will cover your problem areas - but may cause many more. After 17 months I still find clothes more trouble than they are worth! Best of luck.
alessimarco
~Interesting image! If the down shoulders are the problem, the neat fix for V4 by Corvas may work for Stephanie as well...I know he has one for Stephanie 3 for sure. They are here in the Rendo marketplace.
Cimaira
Cool looking post work! I agree with alessimarco, the shoulder fixes by Corvas here in the market place are wonderful and well worth the cost!
Boffles
Thanks for the advice! I'll take a look at those fixes...
pantalone
Like the cracks. Don't now about Stephanie, but I always rebuild V4 shoulders in post. Tried muscle morphs and several "fixes", but they're not very good. I think that the problem is the articulation of the shoulder blade hasn't been modelled at mesh level - apparently this would massively increase memory requirements and load time. So I suggest that you use a reference photo and the warp&patch technique to sort it out. Doesn't take long.