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Guns n ' Roses, so it's not a bathroom anymore, it's a living room. Are they stoned or something? Who will close the taps? And the women in the bath were wearing shoes? They seem to be Smoking something strong. 
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That's some seriously nice work there. Great job!
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I think this one looks like new Jenny i wish i could find the old jenny
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I know new Jenny isn't popular around these parts but I was looking forward to her character!
From now on I'm gonna start to post some usefull hints for daz3d here and gonna use hashtags like #krekertips.
#krekertips "posing in closed enviroment"
During posing in closed enviroments sometimes You hit next trouble, when there's no direct view on Your figure (and inside scene) because of walls and You see something like this:
Use next steps:
1. Select Your "enviroment prop" (in my case it'll be "i13 On My Own Apartment") in scene tab
2. Create group by pressing "group button"
3. Click by right mouse button on Your new group in scene tab, go "select" ->"select children"
4. Go to "surfaces" tab, click "All" (first in list)
5. In search type "opacity"
6. Change it's value to ~0.25 (try to find most suitable one) and now You can "see" Your scene "thru walls"
7. Don't forget to switch capacity back when You'll end Your scene!
Stay safe.
During posing in closed enviroments sometimes You hit next trouble, when there's no direct view on Your figure (and inside scene) because of walls and You see something like this:
Use next steps:
1. Select Your "enviroment prop" (in my case it'll be "i13 On My Own Apartment") in scene tab
2. Create group by pressing "group button"
3. Click by right mouse button on Your new group in scene tab, go "select" ->"select children"
4. Go to "surfaces" tab, click "All" (first in list)
5. In search type "opacity"
6. Change it's value to ~0.25 (try to find most suitable one) and now You can "see" Your scene "thru walls"
7. Don't forget to switch capacity back when You'll end Your scene!
Stay safe.
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Yes, this is Jenny's new model but with several changes...
Looking forward to new Jenny! Please keep her on the slim side, patreon won't mind