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https://i.postimg.cc/2zSHqhK6/zlYFL04.pngI used Marguerite The Cow HD for Daz Horse 2.
Work in progress. Made with ZBrush.
It's the suggested image host for this site. I personally avoid Imgur because it blocks many VPNs.
Edit: Now that I can see your image... Well done! I've stabbed at ZBrush a few times but I bounce off the UI. It's almost as bad as Daz lol. I need to give it another try.
Thanks for appreciating. Have you ever tried using ZBrush? If don't, you should.
Initially it was difficult for me too, the user interface is not intuitive at all and certainly does not help, but in a short time, despite the occasional use, I was able to improve my skills. Also, despite downloading a lot of stuff from here almost everyday, I don't even use the 3D store shit, because it's often mediocre. I am a traditional artist (AKA the only type of artist) and I realize, especially with the anatomy of human characters, that the authors have never studied it, so the characters often have a bizarre appearance, despite being sold as realistic and anatomically correct, so generally I use an existing figure and create my own characters, although I often prefer to use the G8 base figure.
Either way, I'm always very busy, and I often abandon my 3D works for months or years, but if I were to finish this morph satisfactorily, I could share it here on Zone sooner or later.
Now if you could put a HORSE HEAD on a G8.1M and a BULL HEAD on a G8.1M, or maybe a horse and cow on G8.1F you'd have Anthromorphs!
No one has made a Horseman (Anthro) since Amducias for M4. By KempSparky.
Not a Daz thing.
Would be cool.
AnjaBear
A geograft is a figure add-on which replaces part of the original figure. For example, it can replace the lower body with a mermaid tail, or arms with tentacles. Add-on genitals being another.
You apply it as you would apply any conforming add-on, like clothes for example.A longer explanation of a Geograft can be had here (youTube video:) https://youtu.be/WfV-5zW0M2A
Like Frank said - it's a way to weld one mesh onto another, and have both behave as if they were one. I think Oso’s Horseman HD is a geograft, meaning the vendor welded a horse's head (with all the morphs) onto G8M's body.
@anjabear, do you like this guy? It took me about twenty minutes using ZBrush and it is certainly better than Oso's Horseman.
https://postimg.cc/r0XdNXKG
@pooper, as you can see, i don't need those little ways 😆@enjoyify, I saw just now you edited your comment. Thanks for appreciating. As I already told @Frank22, UI is the first obstacle to overcome, but with a little practice, you can do some very interesting things. Certainly, much better than those of the official stores. I used to buy a lot of shit from the shops, but I was always very disappointed and had to edit the models. Now I use almost only the base figures and I get everything I want with ZBrush.
That is awesome. I usually blend morphs to get what I want, then rinse things out to minimize dependencies (I'm still learning to do that). I find that most of the massive dial resource kits offer more than enough to get what I need, and I rarely export/import an .obj file to get what I want (I use Modo or Rhino to edit vertices since I'm used to them, but I may try out ZBrush.)
A longer explanation of a Geograft can be had here (youTube video:) https://youtu.be/WfV-5zW0M2A
Thanks for the link @pooper, now it looks easy when in fact it's not 🙂 but at least I understand the process
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