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The Girl 6 Hair

XenomorphineXenomorphine Posts: 2,421
edited December 1969 in The Commons

For those who have purchased it, I'm quite tempted, but that strange bump-like ball of hair at the rear of the skull is putting me off. I'd rather have a completely sleek ponytail for the Girl 6 characters I might use it for.

However, the morph options include a 'bun size', which makes me wonder if it's regarding that. Does this allow for that shape be completely morphed away or not?

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  • MorpheonMorpheon Posts: 738
    edited November 2014

    Xenomorphine said:
    For those who have purchased it, I'm quite tempted, but that strange bump-like ball of hair at the rear of the skull is putting me off. I'd rather have a completely sleek ponytail for the Girl 6 characters I might use it for.

    However, the morph options include a 'bun size', which makes me wonder if it's regarding that. Does this allow for that shape be completely morphed away or not?

    The only option for the bun appears to be the "Bun-Size" slider, which simply makes it larger or smaller -- I'm not seeing anything that controls the shape. The bun is also not its own sub-component, but is part of the hair at the back of the head and neck, so you can't simply deselect it in the scene -- if you do, it looks like the character wearing it got scalped.

    The best option -- to me -- would seem be to make the bun as small as possible, and to hide it with some kind of prop, kind of like the sleeve in AprilYSH's "Cuffed Tail 2" (http://www.daz3d.com/cuffed-tail-2).

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  • XenomorphineXenomorphine Posts: 2,421
    edited December 1969

    Ah, thank you! This is why I had to ask, as the promotional images didn't demonstrate what that particular morph's limitations were.

    Hmm... think I'll save the money for a product which is more relevant to my needs (or possibly wait for a heavier discount in a future sale), in that case. Looks great, otherwise! That bun would distract too much from the aesthetic I'd be going for, though.

  • MorpheonMorpheon Posts: 738
    edited December 1969

    I bought it, tho' I probably won't use it that much -- for $4, I couldn't complain about the price, and it might come in handy sometime. I prefer more realistic-looking characters and accessories to toony-looking ones.

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