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And I believe Bella as Lara..I assume it was meant as Lara croft lol. Needs some work, but it was just a quick render.
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There is nothing more to say. Any word is sufficient
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My man, I'm conflicted here. I see the first render and feel like
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oh Mr. Royce the things I'm about to commit at your expense. 
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If likes are relevant, I can say that in my case Amelia is not even in the top 10. But I liked the artwork as such.
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It's all about the hats
After googling, I came to the conclusion that there is no one-size-fits-all solution for all hats and hairstyles. What I found is usually only applicable in that case, but not completely. Although the authors chose the examples themselves. However, these tutorials are only guidelines, but rarely complete solutions. In the end, the only thing that works is the "Geometry Editor" and then after marking the parts of the hair that are excess, you choose "Delete Selected Polygon(s)". To get the best possible result, you need to be quite precise and dedicated to it. In my case it didn't turn out perfectly, but as you can see there are no visible flaws. So I assume that all those promo pictures where the models have a hat or a cap on their head were probably done better than my work, but there were also compromises and improvisation. There are actually hairstyles and hats that were originally made for them. But such are rare, and in one such example that I found, the hairstyle was not really to my taste, especially without a hat.
After googling, I came to the conclusion that there is no one-size-fits-all solution for all hats and hairstyles. What I found is usually only applicable in that case, but not completely. Although the authors chose the examples themselves. However, these tutorials are only guidelines, but rarely complete solutions. In the end, the only thing that works is the "Geometry Editor" and then after marking the parts of the hair that are excess, you choose "Delete Selected Polygon(s)". To get the best possible result, you need to be quite precise and dedicated to it. In my case it didn't turn out perfectly, but as you can see there are no visible flaws. So I assume that all those promo pictures where the models have a hat or a cap on their head were probably done better than my work, but there were also compromises and improvisation. There are actually hairstyles and hats that were originally made for them. But such are rare, and in one such example that I found, the hairstyle was not really to my taste, especially without a hat.
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Watermelon as Tybalt-zombie bait in the Resident Evil universe. Thanks for that nightmare fuel.
Yes, I meant Lara Croft. Quick render or no, she looks so good as Ms. Croft. Even the outfit is correct. Thanks for this!
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Tybalt looks normal . Where's the zombie ?
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Bella Croft exploring.
Now running lol.
I wanted to try out this other top on her see how it looks.
Now running lol.
I wanted to try out this other top on her see how it looks.
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Phew! We are safe now. The T(ybalt)-virus infected will be busy with those for days!
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I use the Geometry editor a lot, I never thought about it for this purpose though, you can also just hide the geometry instead of deleting it. The few renders I made with hats, I ended up making a morph for the hair in Blender.
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I did these back in 2021 lol, i think i forgot to share them.
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I agree about hide instead delete. There is much more, but I just wanna explain one option. At least option I use in this particular artwork. Those who knew like you they don't need explanation. Those who are new if they interested will investigate more. BTW... Blender is for advanced users. Since you use it I guess you are one of them.
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Haha lol, you guessed wrong. I only use Blender to make morphs for DAZ, any character that has large breasts I tend to make a clothing morph to fit them, and you'd be amazed at how simple it is, anything else is over my head.
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Be loyal to Jill
Challenge....
Challenge....
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If my knowledge is 0% and yours is, say, 1%, it means that you are miles ahead of me. By the way, Bella's breasts are the biggest of all the models I use. So if it happens that they are still too big for certain clothes or her nipples stick out a little, I solve it by reducing either one or the other or both. No one will notice if they are the original size or if they are, say, 95, 96%. Sometimes even 101% of clothing solves the problem imperceptibly.
Does this quiet apply to students only or to all of us. Cause I'm speechless.