Check the change log:
It basically combines two characters, in theory picking the average of their two slider settings but with random slight influence towards one character or the other. It is done in a way where you can instantly see the result before exiting the 'fusion' menu and in turn can keep trying your luck until you get a good looking result. For example, if you have one character with a big nose, pale skin and a thin body, while another has a small nose, tanned skin and a curvy body, the end result will end up somewhere in the middle in theory, but if you keep pressing the fusion button you will get examples that are more tanned or more pale, some will have a curvier/thinner body than others and some a bigger/smaller nose.
Fusion in Honey Select takes 2 presets and try to interpolate between them. It is similar to the BlendPreset() API, however it interpolate the defined values rather than overwriting them. The following is the approximate pseudo-code.
fusion(preset A, preset B) {
C = new preset();
for each m in C.morphs {
min = A.morphs[m];
max = B.morphs[m];
C.morphs[m] = Random(min, max);
}
C.RandomizeHairs();
return C;
}yes, of course. Any features available for the old model will be available for the new models
Upon closer reflection on Honey Select Fusion code, I think the following pseudo-code is closer to the actual implementation.
fusion(preset A, preset B) {
C = new preset();
float weight = RandomFloat(0.0, 1.0);
for each m in C.morphs {
x = A.morphs[m];
y = B.morphs[m];
float diff = y - x;
C.morphs[m] = A.morphs[m] + (diff * weight);
}
C.RandomizeHairs();
return C;
}is this the latest version or the previous version? I fixed this for Beta 4
The femdom animations are already in there, so there's no harm writing a few scenes to go with them well. I'll write them
Must be one of the morphs (maybe something pelvis related) that's broken - just a single broken morph can cause all sorts of issues. If you could save the game > go back into the Character Editor > Morphs > click a few times to get to All > move each of the slider that's not already at 0 back to 0 one by one to find the culprit and report it here that would be great. Once that's done, you can load the save you made earlier to get your old character back and only reset that problematic morph to zero this time
The problem seems to be the combination of all morphs. The distortion decreased slowly by setting all morphs one by one to 0. Where can i find the savegames? Maybe the reason are data from older versions because i have the bug with every new model i create.
You'll need to copy the whole 'Saves' folder, not just the savefile, from your old game folder into LifePlay/Content/
