HD Masculine Upper Body Morphs for G8F

plasma_ring

I do a lot of monster and cross-gender kitbashes, and it'd be super helpful to have have a morph pack with masculine upper body shapes for G8F, ideally HD. 

Right now I'm using the available cross gender morph solutions, but I haven't found a way to cross-morph only the upper torso of a G8F figure. Leaving the waist down as G8F default would make it easier to use lower body attachments like RawArt's Medusa Maker, because G8M's built-in crotch bulge tends to create distortion (and dialing it away with other morphs just causes a different distortion). 

I have a few flat chest morphs, but because they don't add any masculine shape definition there it's hard to get them to look right. 

This would almost certainly be a niche product, but I figured it's worth throwing it out there! 

 

Gordig

Have you tried Body Mixer? It splits the base body morphs into upper and lower body dials. 

FSMCDesigns

Gordig said:

Have you tried Body Mixer? It splits the base body morphs into upper and lower body dials. 

Does this work with HD morphs? usually these types of products don't which is why specific HD morphs for upper and lower would still; be needed

plasma_ring

Gordig said:

Have you tried Body Mixer? It splits the base body morphs into upper and lower body dials. 

Yep! But I can't dial in male morphs to G8F and have the character look masculine without also dialing in the full-body G8M clone (or something similar, like agentunawares' transgender morph or Cross Figure). If there's a way to split that clone shape that would be helpful, but I've even tried with Shape Splitter/X-Morphs. It'll save the morph as a partial, but not the body shape that supports it. 

I can probably do something that involves taking the body shape I want to Blender and using it as a reference to sculpt a top half morph, but I'm very intimidated by modeling programs and would rather pay someone who knows what they're doing if possible. 

CGI3DM

plasma_ring said:

Gordig said:

Have you tried Body Mixer? It splits the base body morphs into upper and lower body dials. 

Yep! But I can't dial in male morphs to G8F and have the character look masculine without also dialing in the full-body G8M clone (or something similar, like agentunawares' transgender morph or Cross Figure). If there's a way to split that clone shape that would be helpful, but I've even tried with Shape Splitter/X-Morphs. It'll save the morph as a partial, but not the body shape that supports it. 

I can probably do something that involves taking the body shape I want to Blender and using it as a reference to sculpt a top half morph, but I'm very intimidated by modeling programs and would rather pay someone who knows what they're doing if possible. 

One step is missing, once you have the morph (any morph male + Clone), you must perform the spawnmorph in Shape Splitter/X-morphs, this generates a morph that you can use to divide it as you wish.

Here I include a morph of a werewolf, which by means of the transfer utility, a morph was created in Genesis Female 8 (JPC_plague_wolf).
Then I set 100% of the CloneGenesis8Male clone(hidden), so that it is identical to the Genesis Male8 morph.

I run Shape Splitter/X-Morphs and create a new morph of the current figure using SpawnMorph.(save as Wolfman8Male)

Now to divide the morphs.

For the top of the WolfMan (WolfMan8Male-Legs-Remaining), save it as WolfManBodyUP

As I will use negative morphs to preserve the detail of Mabel use (Mabel 8 Body-Legs-Remaining) save it as MabelBodyUP
And finally apply the morphs, WolfManBodyUP (100%) and MabelBodyUP (-100%), Mabel 8 Body (100%), Mabel 8 Body HD Details (100%), Mabel 8 Head (0%)

The upper part corresponds to the male part of the werewolf of Genesis Male 8 and the legs correspond to the female figure of Mabel.

 

Note: And it can also be done in reverse, transfer the morph of a female figure to Genesis Male, and thus preserve the HD detail of the werewolf in male character.

plasma_ring

Oh wow, I missed the update to this thread. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this, i can't wait to try it out!