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Published: 2011-07-13 01:18:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 4034; Favourites: 103; Downloads: 400
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This is my first render using Daz Studio 4.0. I did not use the new Genesis figure because there are not enough morphs available for it yet. I do like the idea of it, I just wish they would hurry up and get more realistic morphs available for it.Related content
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One VERY small error in this, I noticed. Look inside her mouth, and you'll see a white spot. Even if it's teeth, it should be darker than the bright white that it is.
Can you tell that I was looking at this picture for a LONG time to find that? This is a very well done piece of work. (I was not looking for errors - I was examining the work. VERY nice.)
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Huh, so what does that Kanji there spell out?
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η¦ earthenware pottery; girl
δΌ¦ normal human relationships
δΈ fourth of 10 heavenly stems
It doesn't mean anything alone but can be a phonetical translation of ht name "Valentine" and is used in the expression "Valentine day"
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Ahhh, well that could at least make some sense then.
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I honestly have no idea
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Well... why put it there then?
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In DAZ one can spawn morphs from D-formers, meaning: you put a D-Former in place to get the desired look and then spawn a morph with which you can gradually change between "D-form off" and "full D-form" and all the interpolated steps.
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Unfortunately, I don't have the time to mess with it right now. This one took a bit longer than usual just from getting used to the new version of Daz studio and I really should have been working on my homework LOL (stupid homework)
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She's lovely!
As for morphs - aww, create your own! I'm not sure how in DAZ, but in Poser you use magnets and/or waves to get the change you want, and then export as "Wavefront .OBJ". (Caution though - in Poser and probably also in DAZ - zero out all other morphs before you export it, otherwise they will be compounded into the morph you create.)
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