Quote - Alright I guess I have this more or less finished. I added a higher neck and made a few more edits and did a quickie UV mapping on it.

It's fairly hi-res at 16,500 polys and a reasonable cross between loose-fitting and tight.

I still have to assign part groups to it in order to make it ready for conforming in Poser, and it might be a few days before I can get around to that since I want to move on to something else right now. Plus if you guys would like to see other changes, I'd need to do those first.

I haven't made any wrinkle or smooth morphs for it yet since that would be almost pointless to do before the parts are assigned and it still may be further edited anyway.

Meanwhile, if anyone wants to check out the OBJ file for themselves to see if it's gonna work for Antonia or needs changes, or to get started on grouping it... whatever... let me know and I'll figure out somewhere to upload it to. No point in putting it in the free stuff here yet.

 

This looks really nice and I think it will be a good addition to the Antonia collection.

But I have a question and I want to remind everyone again I don't know much just enough to be a pain so don't get frustratd or angry with me here I really do mean well!  ;)

Why can't morphs for wrinkles and ankle and wrist and collar cuffs and groin and breast spandex be added to the Antonia mesh rather than mucking about with a mesh based body suit?

Wouldn't that be easier and less render intensive? Once the morphs are created and added via injectors or .obj morphs as needed, all you would have to do is create a MAT file to paint the sections representational of those parts of her boy that are meant to be BODY SUIT leaving the other parts not "Covered" as flesh toned.

Wouldn't creating wrinkles and cuffs etc be easier to do and work with in using the figure in renders than adding another figure by way of a meshed body suit?