Here are some items that I modeled around the Sasha-16 mesh. I did notice that it seems a little tighter when conformed to V4 in a POSER scene. I'm still learning how to prepare quality CR2 files for distribution in hopes of promoting this awesome figure. I'm thinking of calling them Sasha Basics but would like Karina' blessing before settling on it. I've got another name chosen if it is needed.
I have run into that exact issue with height alignments. I have isolated the problem to other scaling in the figures body (chest, legs, neck) that affect world translations (XYZ). Either 1.) Open the exported OBJ in an external program to adjust the height and scale translations (I've used Blender and Sculptris on a Mac) and create an edited OBJ, or 2.) Reset all scaling values on the original character before creating a morph target to transfer to the new character. That seems to work for me.
I have had success by isolating the head of the original character in the viewport, (hide everything else), select it and then export it as .OBJ (morph target). On the new character, select the head, then go to the properties tab, and then load morph target. Navigate to your exported .OBJ and it will show up as a custom morph in the parameters window near the bottom under "morphs".
I am working on creating some wardrobe items for Sasha-16 (2019) to help with promotion. I am new to the process but have successfully modeled some conforming garments in Blender 2.8 and have added the morphs for Sasha-16 in the Poser setup room. The clothes have material zones, but I still need to learn UV mapping for the textures before I can distribute usable freebie items.
Would a Sasha (2019) mannequin be better to model around? I have been using an .OBJ of sasha-16 exported out of Poser and it seems to work well so far.
Thanks for your efforts Karina! Especially for marching on despite the roadblocks of life and CPU hardware :)
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