Poses for Cat Zeus by Vyusur

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  • jmucchiellojmucchiello Posts: 2,235

    Having House Cat, and not really needing a lot of cat assets, I can't imagine buying Zeus.

    That said, these look great. Everytime I try to pose animals, it isn't great. Probably because I've never been a pet owner so I have limited references for how they move. I can barely take care of myself some days. :) :)

  • I can see you not wanting to get Zeus if you don't have pets yourself. We currently have two cats, and they are a pleasure to watch them do daft things. A 180 degree twist in their spine is almost a daily occurrence here, however impossible humans feel it should be. Cat Zeus is the most accurate cat I have to work with. Not perfect, but can get closer to what real cats do. They are hard to pose, especially given how they flow around obstacles. Then the cat-human interaction poses, much more difficult than just between humans. I haven't ditched the idea of doing a pose transfer to/from DAZ House Cat and the Hivewire Cat, but haven't started it yet. Regards, Richard.
  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,621
    edited September 20

    I will download them when I get onto my PC

    I got another kitty yesterday 

    he's very timid

    and my Lucy is not fond of him and hisses at and frightens him too

    I had him in the spare room for 24 hours with the door only opened a crack so they could see each other

    finally gave him a good patting while feeding him

    his 10 years old like Lucy, his name is Mac

    I have fully opened the door finally now because Lucy is asleep hoping he might explore a bit

    she is little, only has one tooth so couldn't really hurt him, is all hiss no danger but he doesn't know that

    if she wakes up I will shut the door again but she sleeps a lot

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  • Sounds lovely to get an older cat. The oldest cat we ever got was 14. Unfortunately she developed cancer age 15 and didn't make 16. So sad, but she was lovely. Anyway, all the best with them both. Regards, Richard.
  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 41,621
    edited September 20

    richardandtracy said:

    Sounds lovely to get an older cat. The oldest cat we ever got was 14. Unfortunately she developed cancer age 15 and didn't make 16. So sad, but she was lovely. Anyway, all the best with them both. Regards, Richard.

    I follow a lot of cat facebook groups and many are looking to rehome cats

    this lady got lambasted by people for wanting to rehome her 10yo cat due to a breakup and not being able to keep him

    nobody was offering to help and shelters are full 

    she seems very concerned for him, I did not ask for details on the circumstances as not my business but I felt like she really didn't want to lose him

    taking to a shelter would be a death sentence

    Lucy has been lonely after losing 2 companions so I hope they get along eventually but know it cannot be rushed

    I watch Jackson Galaxy on YouTube

    he's locked in again because of course getting on the computer Lucy woke and lap trapped me, I cannot get up and open the door without delapping her so she would see

    it's too soon, need to be sniffing through the crack without hissing before meeting unobstructed

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  • I have Daz House Cat and am now saving up to get Zeus. The more cat poses the better I really enjoy the cat models laugh

  • This is adorable, fantastic work!

  • Hope you find them useful. Regards, Richard.
  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 8,112

    I do apologise, Barbult was kind enough to point out that I had added a spurious space in the 'ChestnutP' directory name in the most recent 3 zip files. The zip files have been updated, but everything will work even with it.

    Regards,

    Richard

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