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Lately been getting this neck thing and don't know how to fix, anyone??? Please help!!!
Comments (12)
Roywig
You could fix it in postwork after your render. If you have Photoshop you could. Use the clone tool Use the eraser Use the liquify tool I don't know what is causing it to happen in Poser.
mazzam
I think you have a head morph that doesn't match the full body morph on the rest of the body. If the head morph has Aiko Petite at 0.5 the exact same morph has to be on the body, too. Or the character came with a custom neck morph and it didn't load properly.
Grimslade
GIMP is free, use the smudge tool to smooth out unwanted bumps and whatnots in postwork
ronmolina
It is either the morph or you may need the patch for the program. Likely the morph on the character.
Teyon
Did you turn the head AND the neck? If you just turned the head, then you're doing it wrong. turn the neck a little then turn the head a little.
hairyjane
just give up
bebopdlx
Yup, turn neck and head.
motic
Yep, head and neck should help, i believe
jpiat
Just use the surface tools : The little finger icon, you can push or pull any mesh and create a morph. Fugazzi sells a tutorial on the subject, modeling with surface tool, something like that.
GrandmaT
It's a beautiful render except for the neck thing. Hope one of the suggestions helps fix it.
coaster1robert
she very pretty.
gordon3d
What Teyton said. You turn different joints about the same to get the smoothest transition. Good example is the sub-dragon or Millenium dragon tail. Very tedious - but if you want a nice sweeping tail you need to adjust each of a dozen or more joints.