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Basic Female?

Nope… made with the basic Genesis figure , a group of free morphs called DieTrying’s 182 morphs, and some scale changes…

The basic recipe…

Basic Female - Die Trying and RKane_1’s Recipe

DieTrying’s Morphs
Backbone Undefine -.20
Belly -.25
Belly Thick -.25
Chest Small X .50
Chest Small Z .50
Convex Front -.25
Hip Line Up .50
Hip Wide .1
Hollow Back .50
Neck Scale X .25
Neck Scale Z .50
Pelvis Define .50
Ribcage Undefined -.25
Shoulder Small .25
Wasp Waist .50
Breast Big .25
Breast Flat -.75
Breast Move Inside -.50
Breast Natural .50
Arms Petite .25
Calf Full -.25
Foot Petite .50
Hands Petite .50
Thigh Full .50
Chubby -.10
Pear .10
Glute Scale X .75
Glute Scale y .25
Glute Scale Z .75

Scale Changes
-Neck-
X Scale 95%
Z Scale 95%

-Left Collar-
X Scale 90%

-Right Collar-
X Scale 90%

-Abdomen2-
X Scale 90%
Z Scale 90%

here are some comparisons…

In the first pic, the Genesis basic female is on the right in front.

In the second, Genesis Basic Female is in the foreground on the left.

The most important part of this discovery is… You have a base to work from for a female figure and don’t have to rely on the Genesis Basic Female figure to start off with.

Many of the morphs that work on the Basic Genesis female work well on this figure too.

And if you want to make a female figure, you don’t have to subtract out the morph at the end as this is a morph generated with a free set of morphs and some scale changes since you aren’t using the Genesis Basic Female Shape.

Please discuss.

It’s always great to get morphs that let us tweek the models into more realistic figures (if we so choose….)

So where does one get Die Trying’s morphs???

Agree, nice to have more options.  And ditto the question.  (I know, not really appropriate to just say ditto… but I’m posting this so I’ll get an alert to reply.)

Ryuu@AMcCF - 28 September 2012 06:39 AM

It’s always great to get morphs that let us tweek the models into more realistic figures (if we so choose….)

So where does one get Die Trying’s morphs???

Here -

http://www.sharecg.com/v/58198/

They are at Sharecg.

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The oringinal is by DieTrying and was made for V4. Many of the morphs are similar to what you would get with Morphs++.

Sickleyield (with permission) converted them for use with Genesis.

They make a good addition to everything else but - like all morphs - some work better than others.

Edit: Beat me by that much. Well, at least your url works.

Thanks guys! Those will really help :D

They’re quite useful.  I tend to use them mainly for the options it gives for making various ethnicities.

I’ve been using this for a while now, and to be honest… I actually use the morphs for both genders. They really help you develop and refine the character. Very useful set indeed!

Did anyone notice…unrestricted use.

Here’s the important parts from the ReadMe

This conversion was made with DieTrying’s permission using the Gen X program, which is for sale at DAZ.  All credit belongs to the original creator.

PERMISSIONS:

As with the original’s stated permissions on ShareCG, this is unrestricted, meaning you can use the morphs to create your own presets and character sets, and release them commercially or noncommercially.

mjc1016 - 28 September 2012 09:04 AM

Did anyone notice…unrestricted use.

Yep http://www.sharecg.com/v/64726/browse/21/DAZ-Studio/Suka-for-Genesis

Also, not from me but:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/diversity-for-genesis/90915
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/sf-variety-for-genesis/92294
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/sf-multiplicity-for-genesis/93746

My sincerest apologies for neglecting to place a link to DieTrying’s and Sickleyield’s wonderful morph set in the second post. i have remedied that and added it.

Again, it is .:

DieTrying’s 182 V4 Morphs for Genesis

I heartily suggest downloading them and playing a bit.