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Nocturne Outfit for Genesis 9Everything else is the Onyx Lace Outfit For Genesis 8 And 8.1 Females, the panty is something else, I'm sure I could find it, but it's probably the easiest to find on your own.
Or simply do what the original renderer did and find one you like to use with the Onyx Lace. My guess is it's from an X-fashion lingerie set.
Outfit is dForce SU Yoga Clothes for Genesis 9, 8.1, and 8 Female .
Hair is MEGA Updo 2 Hair For Genesis 8 And 8.1 Females
Of course I could be wrong but that's just what I think it is.It's definitely 'a workflow'. You could definitely do this and achieve results. I guess the question is how difficult you want it to take to get those results. I will preface, I personally haven't gotten into the Character Creator/iClone workflow myself, but I do know that Daz is chosen by more aspiring animators than the former for creating characters and importing it in for animation.
In terms of animation, I would recommend learning animation in Blender outright. Specifically if you intend to render your animations using Blender anyway. It'll save you a ton of work and headache cutting out the middle man. Importing animations from other programs to Blender isn't hard or impossible but you're going to have to prepare the materials and reapply any changes you made Blender side every time you import your animations. If you animate in Blender you could animate your characters that you already rigged and textured once before.
I'd recommend to export the model with the elf ear morph applied. Then cut off the tip using boolean modifier in blender. Next, grid fill the hole then wrap the new shape to get a morph that matches the clipped ears. You could go further and sculpt the clipped ears to look properly mangled in sculpt mode.
Either way, your materials is really what'll sell the point that the ears were mangled, either freshly or previously but healed into a scar.
Despite the giraffe statement, the tallest character in the lineup is probably still shorter than G8f.
Someone might convert the character eventually, though I would still recommend posing the character in Blender and importing it to daz as an obj or the sort and texturing it in iray.
The model has a multilayered body mesh with wires and an exo skeleton which can be seen under the translucent gel that makes up the outer skin. All that detail will be lost unless you also rig the internal elements to match up with a GenesisX model.
The woman is Angela 9.
I don't know who the model is, but I would guess it's possibly Ai HD for Genesis 8 Female or another one of Mousso's asian characters.
Hey @Ghostofsir,
The hair you're looking for is called MRL Messy Bun. It may not look like it at first but it's just that hair with the 'Bangs-longer' parameters turned way up. You may have to disable the limits to get the length shown on the Tattooed lady.
Ninja Ripper works well. I've gotten a few models off there that were either on sale or not available for download.
It does cost about $10 or something on patreon.
I concur the other converters. V4 has a bunch of great looking ladies. Having them on my favorite generations are always a treat.
Seeing how the outfit is only made for Genesis 9. I'd like to leave the option that it's a custom character.
I will forever be a spokesperson of how good I think G9 is. Hopefully it'll catch on with others soon. I felt right at home making characters on this new generation.
@Pepepipo I think you worded the question awfully. You should've asked why are all the image on the front page of "women in funny poses". Then we'd be able to explain to you that the front page has been covering the 'Art Competition' winners for a while now. Specifically the contests that have the format in mind for use on the front page banner after. The last contest we had with that format was a 'Pin up contest'. Pin up was an old fashioned style of photography that was featured in magazine way back when. There's an argument to be had on if it was sexist or not, but in the context of the contest it was a vector to show creativity and show respect to a older artform, which like it or not, is a part of art history.
And you should never erase history...
