mind control, bimbo transformation

[olddude12]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

Thanks for the feedback, guys! To Phoenyxx, I might in the future do a couple of standalone panels fulfilling that wish. I have some more ideas I'd like to work on for this sequence, more notably an alternate "good" ending,

But the ending was already good. Didn't you see how happy everybody was?

I kid of course, I just want to see more from you.

[babblingfaces]

Originally Posted by olddude12

But the ending was already good. Didn't you see how happy everybody was?

Hence the quotation marks. Don't worry, though, you'll see what I have in mind.

[mook]

Originally Posted by robiotic

One special order for Mook
http://iamthetransient.deviantart.co...inue-437038986

Wow. You truly are brilliant! I love this. SO hot.
THANK YOU!! xxx

While I'm feeling creative, ever thought of doing the adorable Lauren Laverne?
;-)

Gx

[olddude12]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

Hence the quotation marks. Don't worry, though, you'll see what I have in mind.

Oh dear oh my oh gosh!

[robiotic]

Originally Posted by mook

Wow. You truly are brilliant! I love this. SO hot.
THANK YOU!! xxx

While I'm feeling creative, ever thought of doing the adorable Lauren Laverne?
;-)

Gx

Next on the list is Alison Brie, I'll see what I can find for Lauren though.

[Ekud]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

Thanks! What do you mean by the clothing materials and hair looking weird, though? I'd like to know in order to keep in mind for future works I make. I feel that for the latter I might have a fairly good idea of what you mean, regarding it not really bending according to gravity; I tried to find ways to fix these, but either because of my still basic knowledge of the software, or the limitations in the figure itself, I could not get it done through the morphs I had at my disposal. Or was it something else?

Cissy's hair in page 15 is a good example of what I'm talking about. It's not just the gravity, Some times the hair is too "stiff" other times it looks like it's "levitating" next to her skin without touching it. You can see it in pages 183, 204 and 224 (the last one), too.

As for the clothes, it's pretty much just Cissy's stockings (pages 10, 11 and 12 especially). Stockings that loose would slide right off :P

Again, these are minor complaints. The whole thing is very well done, overall.

[babblingfaces]

Originally Posted by Ekud

Cissy's hair in page 15 is a good example of what I'm talking about. It's not just the gravity, Some times the hair is too "stiff" other times it looks like it's "levitating" next to her skin without touching it. You can see it in pages 183, 204 and 224 (the last one), too.

As for the clothes, it's pretty much just Cissy's stockings (pages 10, 11 and 12 especially). Stockings that loose would slide right off :P

Again, these are minor complaints. The whole thing is very well done, overall.

Ah, yes. Those stockings were a pain, actually, as I couldn't get them to morph properly for some reason, not even with custom morphs. This is actually likely a product of some bug I've found frequently in Poser, where saving a figure or scene may for some reason screw with the figure's morph sets, making some respond oddly or simply have no effect at all over the figure. Does anyone know why this occurs?

Anyways, regarding your observations, I agree, and I apologize for these aberrations. Likewise the hair - thanks for pointing that out. Usually I try to pay close attention to these details, and I guess it was partly my hurry to finish this that allowed me to give these errors a pass; still I'll try to avoid them next time. Thanks for pointing these out.

[Danni]

Originally Posted by robiotic

Next on the list is Alison Brie,

You are a hero!

[mook]

Originally Posted by robiotic

Next on the list is Alison Brie, I'll see what I can find for Lauren though.

You are awesome!

xx

[phoenyxx]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

Ah, yes. Those stockings were a pain, actually, as I couldn't get them to morph properly for some reason, not even with custom morphs. This is actually likely a product of some bug I've found frequently in Poser, where saving a figure or scene may for some reason screw with the figure's morph sets, making some respond oddly or simply have no effect at all over the figure. Does anyone know why this occurs?

My current suspicion is that this occurs when two different morphs sets use the same channel. It does not happen to me often, but I've recently been having this problem when trying to inject TheGirl4 into a model that already has about 8 other morphs injected.

Stockings are always a pain! They just never seem to fit right. This might be due to the stockings not having the same morphs as the model. Have you tried any of the tools to transfer morphs from the model to the clothing? That might help.

[babblingfaces]

Originally Posted by phoenyxx

My current suspicion is that this occurs when two different morphs sets use the same channel. It does not happen to me often, but I've recently been having this problem when trying to inject TheGirl4 into a model that already has about 8 other morphs injected.

Stockings are always a pain! They just never seem to fit right. This might be due to the stockings not having the same morphs as the model. Have you tried any of the tools to transfer morphs from the model to the clothing? That might help.

What sort of tools are you talking about? Wardrobe Wizard and the likes?

[phoenyxx]

Originally Posted by babblingfaces

What sort of tools are you talking about? Wardrobe Wizard and the likes?

Yes, that's basically what I was talking about. I have not tried Wardrobe Wizard myself, though it's my understanding that it works. I use Morphing Clothes from D3D:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/m...-clothes/64629

It's my understanding that there are numerous tools like this out there now. I've never searched for them because I already have Morphing Clothes.