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any idea how to make V8 look groggy and tired?

ToobisToobis Posts: 993
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How do you suppose its possible to make a scene where a G8 or G7 female model could look tired like she's just got up from sleeping? any ways to make her eyes look heavy and just generally like its obvious she's been sleeping? ty.

Any tips also for messing up her hair so it looks like she's been sleeping or is it a case of just playing with it randomly?

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  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    edited November 2019

    You mean like this?

    Shaping tab:

    Eyelids Heavy 100%

    Eyelids Lower Crease 100%

    Eyelids Lower Height 80%

    Eyes Angled Outer 18%

    Eyes Depth 50%

    Eyes Puffy Lower 100%

     

    Posing Tab:

    Brow Up/Down -17%

    Eyelids Upper Up/Down 10%

    Eyes Closed 7%

    Eyes Relax 100%

    Mouth Corner Up/Down -48%

    Mouth Frown 15%

     

    Looks better when you throw some Cheeks Slack HD 50% in there too.

     

    The hair is Stella Hair, which is already messy. Can't help ya with the hair ;)

     

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  • ToobisToobis Posts: 993

    wow awesome! thanks so much :D

  • DeeKayDeeKay Posts: 36

    Newbe question: how is it best to save this? I tried saving as an expression and the shaping bits were not saved. Thanks.

  • MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
    DeeKay said:

    Newbe question: how is it best to save this? I tried saving as an expression and the shaping bits were not saved. Thanks.

    Have you tried saving it as a pose?

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,830

    LOL, my skin used to be so vibrant, supple, and glowing when I got up in the morning too. I'd say go for one of Zev0's aging products for Genesis 8. Of course, it has to be a really, and I mean really, rough night to make most 19 years olds have anything other than very slightly puffy & red eyes. You need red bloodshot and watery eyes product to get an effect people will notice but I don't know of any.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 109,518
    DeeKay said:

    Newbe question: how is it best to save this? I tried saving as an expression and the shaping bits were not saved. Thanks.

    A Property preset and check the tabs for shaping and posing. You can use the options menu at the edge of the dialogue to select only non-zero proerpties, I think, so that it won't overqwrite the main shape or pose (as long as those don't use any of the same properties).

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175

     

     

    Toobis said:

    wow awesome! thanks so much :D

    yes

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,098

    Give her Caryn and Tobyn?

     

  • DeeKayDeeKay Posts: 36
    Richard Haseltine said:
    DeeKay said:

    Newbe question: how is it best to save this? I tried saving as an expression and the shaping bits were not saved. Thanks.

    A Property preset and check the tabs for shaping and posing. You can use the options menu at the edge of the dialogue to select only non-zero proerpties, I think, so that it won't overqwrite the main shape or pose (as long as those don't use any of the same properties).

    Yes that works - thanks.

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