Nope. I would say, early 30's at best. Look at the differences in the bone structure of older people compared to their younger selfs. Her waist looks off to me, for example. This is some stuff, even fitness trainingand make up can't compensate. But I really love her prostetic arm.
Hmm, maybe I'll age her up a little more then. And about her waist, do you mean off as in too thin? Because I purposely made it narrower than I normally would. Also, I'm glad you like the arm. I think it adds character (and backstory), so I just hope not too many people are turned off by it.
Since you are asking, I can give some pointers what I see at first glance. If you are bad at receiving critcism, don't open the spoiler
In the lack of better words. It looks likeit hadn't endured some years of using. It is hard to explain for me b/c english isn't my native language. The older humans get the more their posture changes. In the 20's the body starts to collapse, and becomes more compact un the silluette. The waist is one of those Bodyzones that changes drastically if you don't workout and/or live healthy otherwise. With some hints like a surgeual scar you could point aut that she maybe had a cyberkinetic modification there or such.
First of all, cool design.
Oh yes.I've done several of those scenes and got into the same hassles. That was when I discovered dFormers and the illusion of perspective.
Yup, that's exactly what I failed to do.
Never tried it but there is a sickleyield tutorialYou must be registered to see the linksthat claims to handle skin indentation which I'm guessing would do what you want, assuming it works at all.
Turns out it does work but it's finnicky as fuck, as suggested in the thread it might work best with primitives to simulate collision rather than colliding with the actual object, it's also nowhere near as unstable as the thread claims at least for me.
You've gotten farther with that than me.
For Jack-o-nine-tails? Really?
I'm working on it : but i need to learn more how to rend and work with the light . take so much time to rendWe need more Lisa. Bimbos with tanlines are sorely underrepresented
