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Dwarf for Genesis barbarian drawers

nowefgnowefg Posts: 557
edited December 1969 in The Commons

Ghost of Macbeth's great promo images for Dwarf for Genesis model the figure in conforming "drawers" that cover the base figure and give the appearance of covering realistic male genitals, as well.

Does anyone know what product those dwarf drawers are? Or, how is the correct shape for the male genital area achieved with clothing.?

Without the bulge, my macho dwarf barbarians end up looking like emasculated wannabe's. Before spending money on the many "heroic" accoutrements available, It seems important to know how to get the basic male "stuff" clothed accurately.

Dwarf for Genesis is a great set, by the way. The heads, with Genesis face morphs subtly applied, really portray an amazing array of emotions and moods. Much more versatile than I expected. This is true for Genesis male in general, but works really well with the built in dwarf attitudes.

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  • KatteyKattey Posts: 2,899
    edited July 2013

    You can create the bulge with DFormers/Magnets by yourself but if you wish a ready solution there are free bulge morphs for Genesis here
    RAMWolff's free morphs for Genesis come with bulge I believe as well.
    http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/6841/

    Clothes I don't know, but if you have bulge in original Genesis, clothes will follow.

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  • nowefgnowefg Posts: 557
    edited December 1969

    Thanks, Kattey,

    Certainly a place to start. I'll try those morphs.

  • GhostofMacbethGhostofMacbeth Posts: 1,627
    edited December 1969

    Hi there. I think I used my bulge sets from my male morphs but most of them out there work.

    As far as the brief set, it is the woodgod set. It converts well and I use the briefs on most of my fantasy promos since they show a good bit of the texture but cover what needs to be covered.

  • GhostofMacbethGhostofMacbeth Posts: 1,627
    edited December 1969

    nowefg said:

    Dwarf for Genesis is a great set, by the way. The heads, with Genesis face morphs subtly applied, really portray an amazing array of emotions and moods. Much more versatile than I expected. This is true for Genesis male in general, but works really well with the built in dwarf attitudes.

    Oh, and thank you. Glad you like him. Eyes are still dilated from earlier today so I missed this. Thanks again.

  • nowefgnowefg Posts: 557
    edited December 1969

    Hey, Kattey,

    I tried those Jabba morphs you suggested, and they certainly get the male figures in the ballpark. Ramwolf's set, too, especially the pec morphs, an area that Genesis hasn't really dealt with. Thank you, again. And thanks to Jabba and Ramwolff.

    and thank you, GOM, for the tip on your Male Morphs and the Woodgod set, and especially for the imaginative character you put into your Dwarf for Genesis. Great fun.

    For some reason, my newly discovered heroic male characters just keep getting shorter...

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