It took a few tries to turn a cartoon character into 3D, and this time it was Trixie Tang from Fairly OddParents. It took a while to get a result I liked, and even then, I'm not sure if it's 100% perfect. What do you guys think?
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Not exactly the kind of CEO you'd expect... but, quite efficient.
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You're wrong ! Exactly the CEO (I'm / we're all) expecting !
What is the model if you don't mind totell me ?
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Diya suddenly regretted agreeing to a "special sparring match". Either that or she grossly overestimated her own abilities.
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Well, it gives a whole new meaning to "the CEO called you... you're fucked", I will admit that much...You're wrong ! Exactly the CEO (I'm / we're all) expecting !
What is the model if you don't mind totell me ?
By the way, it's Astra HD for G8F
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I've actually gotten pretty proficient at posing myself. I will use the ActivePose Tool (Alt+Shift+P) to do some, combined with manual adjustments. I have saved a lot of my own poses for future use.
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Posing is still quite the struggle for me. So I welcome advice on it with open arms.
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I will use ActivePose as I said. Once you select it, you then select parts of the body you don't want to move and press SPACE. For example, the most common movement I will do is with the arms. So I will usually select the ActivePose Tool...
...then click on the shoulder, press SPACE, that will pin it so it won't move, and I will also usually pin the chest just to be sure nothing else moves. You can then click with the left mouse button on the hand, hold left and drag and the arm will move. Usually perpendicular to your view. So if you want to move in a particular direction, make sure your view is lined up properly so it moves left<->right, up<->down, perpendicular to your view. Make sure you move your mouse SLOWLY as it is quite sensitive. Once you get used to it, it is really nice for posing. It can help to get the body parts close to where you want it then use the manual adjustments in the Parameter tab to fine tune it.
That is mostly how I do it. I have gotten used to which part to select to get the movement I like. if you wanted the forearm to face another direction, you would select the upper arm and twist it which repositions the forearm and then you can bend it to what you like. Also, the shoulder twisting and bending can help. Mess around with the different parts and see how they effect movement. After a while you will get the hang of it.
Oh, and that same tool can also be nice for moving HAIR around as well!