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+1!
I'll commend ForbiddenWhispers and Lyrra Madril for supporting G8 figures with Drax Swimsuit for Genesis 9 and 8.1 Female (double entendre unintended), but I think they're promoting it for the wrong Guardian of the Galaxy.
Hallelujah!
Disciple
It's got supported shapes for Dain, Nikolai, and Genghis Khan, so you never know. Might look good on Drax!
I don't own Dain, Nikolai, or Genghis Khan, so I put it on Thimor. I apologize to you all.
(P.S. the suit has well-divided surfaces so you can turn off almost any part of it you like selectively, and it also has a geoshell that is used to apply a secondary pattern over all the parts that aren't straps.)
This is nothing less than glorious.
Informative AND sensual. Five stars.
Love the bags: https://www.daz3d.com/collection-of-classic-bags-for-genesis-9-feminine
Like that they come with poses too.
And love the associated patterns too: https://www.daz3d.com/collection-of-classic-bags-creative-textures
I'll grudgingly spend on outfits with ankle-breaker stilettos, neck skirts and navel-plunging floss tops just to grab a half-decent bag, so I highly appreciate an artist doing a classy pack of just bags.
Releases like the above and the fancy but practical shoes that have appeared over the last few months make me happy. I know where my money is going today.
Yep, totally getting these the next time I put together a cart.
Yeah, the versatility of G9 content when it comes to what you can use for male characters is somewhat like the versatilty of the dress a bride picks for her bridesmaids. telling them "you can wear it again..."
Here (in LA) we have mostly black SUVs, Priuses, anything hybrid, BMWs, Mercedes, Porsches, other high end cars, but rarely see pick-up trucks at all except maybe at Home Depot.
I really like three new products today! The mime outfit, hand bags and pearl necklaces! I rarely buy new items (except to trigger sales) but have 8 tokens so going to indulge...
Here in The Valley I see a fair number of old–sometimes very old–beat up pickup trucks belonging to landscapers.
The Aging Morphs are nice.
https://www.daz3d.com/aging-morphs-for-genesis-9
they are. now for some skin textures for different ages.
I was also wooed by the necklace set. Shades, mountings, etc made it worthwhile and it triggered the right prices for the rest of my cart. now I have tokens, too.
Been to LA, more time than I can count. Live half way between Palm Springs and LA. LA is 1 hr away, while Palm Springs is 45 minutes away. LA does have a huge amount of SUVs but haven't seen a ton of Mercedes. LA is a huge place and it also has a very huge homeless problem and those people have no vehicles.. A tourist would be disappointed and shocked to see the number of homeless living in boxes at the curbside. Not all of LA is glitz, glimmer and clean. If that's the look one seeks Palm Springs wins hands down. Lots of Mercedes there, but yes we own a Toyota Tundra, as our third vehicle! Gotta love thoseTundras We updated the tires to be wide, lifted/raised it for the look for the sports races, and the fuel injected V8 engine is good for 300k. The truth is most cities have their scum area and their upper class and everything in between, And LA has more trucks than you think. Here are the trucks registered per state (includes commercial) and California has the highest count.
Edit: To Upload a jpg for the truck stats per state in case you are denied acceess as a non-member.
John is an odd choice of name for a character that is heavily themed after Jesus of Nazareth. They could at least have gone for Josh.
A guy that's hairy all over but shaves his armpits... *SIGH*
I agree. I likely would've grabbed this, but its incomplete without armpit hair. Luckily, I already have Jepe's Sandor character package which includes excellent strand-based body hair.
1. There were promos showing the halos from different angles. It looks like they float a bit behind the head by default? Some shots demonstrating how they might look moved up and tilted forward or perhaps nearly horizontal over the head would be welcome, too, since that's likely how I'd prefer to position them. Maybe even intersecting the head, either horizontally or vertically, for a sort of "embedded in the flesh" appearance?
2. That midnight_stories consistently offered all of the additional licensing options. It seems like a coin flip between "nothing", "3D-printing", and "3D-printing + interactive" for their G9 products.
Still considering a purchase - I just feel like this could have been an easy "insta-buy" for me rather than "I'll think about it." That's all. The work itself looks great as far as I can tell.
I understand that armpit hair is difficult, but come on you guys. In all of G3/G8/G8.1 I know of exactyl one decent armpit hair product - that would be Oh My Body Hair by RedzStudio - and even that one's just ok, in my opinion.
They are "medievalist" haloes in that they are oriented vertically behind the head, as opposed to latter-day haloes which tend to be depicted as sitting horizontally above the head like a hat. They do not actually touch the head; they're a couple of inches behind it. Of course you could always change the orientation yourself, if you wanted to tilt them. Some of these wouldn't look especially good if they were completely horizontal and viewed edge-on.
The props themselves just load as wardrobe, parented to the head, not the figure (so you have to dive down into the figure tree to find them). Karmen is modeling a combination of Halo 5 and Halo 6 here.
By the by, if you're like me and almost never buy a G9 wardrobe item without wondering/worrying about how well it will downfit to G8: the haloes apply fine to G8 figures, they just apply a bit too low (because G9s are short) and can easily be moved up a little, no big deal.
Good to know, thx!
or click on them (or the ehad) in the Viewport.
This is actually what I meant, more or less. You click on them in the viewport and it selects them in the figure tree over in the scene pane. I don't normally dig into the tree the hard way. I just was trying to distinguish between "hats that are easier to find because they load at the top level of the figure like most clothing" and "hats that are parented to the head."
Earrings are my least favorite because they're always parented to the head (for posing/follow reasons, I assume) and they're usually very hard to click on in the viewport. (And I say that as someone who has learned to almost flawlessly be able to click on the left or right eye instead of the whole head because I have to manually reset the eyeball pose back to zero so much.)
God, I feel this. I'm always putting fifteen tiny pieces of jewelry on a character because ummm maximalism, I swear it's an aesthetic, and then cursing myself when I come back to the file the next day and have to individually select all of them to make a minute change to their materials. (Once I know I'm not going to change a pose again, sometimes I'll reparent jewelry to the figure root so that it's easier to find.)
Armpit hair is probably a nightmare to rig. I think to really do it properly, you'd need to simulate strands.
With difficult-to-select items I just click on the parent node (e.g. the head), then expand that in the Scene pane and select them there - the extra click to expand is less painful than trying to hit individual items (especially if there is hair in the way).