I made her myself... but got a lot of advice and help from Kentyrr. It took me couple of Days to get her like she's now... and she is still not perfect for my taste - LOL
(that black wedding dress fits Cece so well...)
I'm attaching my scene subset. Keep in mind that it's likely that you'll get errors for missing assets. I usually use morphs from a few products, mainly by Zev0.
They look kinda similar, don't they? I'm not sure if it's because of the lighting used (yours is softer), but perhaps there is more purplish in yours.
Yes, I changed all Colors in her Hair manually into purple . I think it was number 3300xxx in almost all "Overlay" Parts instead of the default 5600xxx of the OOT Hairblending preset 30.I'm attaching my scene subset. Keep in mind that it's likely that you'll get errors for missing assets. I usually use morphs from a few products, mainly by Zev0.
And the Blending Overlay Alpha to the one with the Stripes also in most Parts of her Hair.
- it looks to be more "closed" then the other - and I found the reason. The Lashes I used had set a wrong Value in the Settings - Upper Eyelashes Slope (52.6%) - reset it do default 0% and all is fine again Must had slipped in some Time when I was messing with some Sliders - ROFL
here's my take on her, i used 40% tonia, 40% aria and 35% brenna. not an exact copy but to me it's what gets close to V3.You're right the 100% tania def needs morphs off she looks like a man then
The good news is most of the "feminizing shape/petite" head morphs will get you in the right ballpark, after playing with it for a bit, this is literally like any of the sase's or jase's, etc - so I played around with splits like 40% tania/60%Aria or Brenna.
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If anyone gets closer I'd love to hear their experiences.... just gotta round the head a little more and soften the eyes.
I recall doing only minimum finetuning to base Tonia. When I find time to sit in front of my PC for a while, I'll have a look at what I did exactly and post again here. Don't expect much fidelity to the real thing, though. I don't have very good eye, generally speaking, I think. And it's not like I spent a lot of time working on the look of the model in order to try to match her look in the game.
I converted the shader of the hair to the Omnihair shader, that was introduced in Daz Studio in v 4.22 of the application, IIRC. Strand-based hairs like that can be easily updated to use the new shader. I should render the hair with the stock shader and also with the Omnihair to showcase the difference.
Looks great! Definitely much better than 100% Tania. Did you play with the texture at all or leave it at stock? (I think it's 50% translucency)
left it as is, will try editing tranlucency to see if it improves.
