primorge opened this issue on Sep 20, 2022 ยท 92 posts
primorge posted Fri, 14 October 2022 at 11:34 PM
Freebie: Demetra
An abbreviated version of my default La Femme character morph, Demetra. It's a custom head morph with some custom expression dials fit specifically for this character. I refer to this as my Default La Femme because this is the specific morph I usually have on her whenever I've shown images of La Femme on the forums.
The morph is loosely based on the visage of the actress Demetra Hampton as she appeared in the role of Valentina in the late 1980s Italian erotic fantasy TV series of the same title. The series was based on Guido Crepax's comic, later parts of which were featured in the fantasy magazine Heavy Metal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentina_(1989_TV_series)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentina_(comics)
These morphs will work on either LF Base or LF Pro and require no additional morphs to be present, however if used on the Base LF I suggest you use the included hide brows morph to hide the transmapped brow geometry and transmapped textures that she loads with (or simply disconnect the transmap in the material room). The included brow morphs for Demetra are intended to be used with her face texture brows and will not work with the transmapped brows geometry.
Though there are no included textures (the ones I use for this character are customized merchant resource based) she looks ok with the ones that load with LF Pro. The brows on that texture are a bit too high up on the forehead for this character IMO. I've also included an Iris Convex morph to minimize the concave appearance of LF's Irises, which I find give Demetra's eyes a more pleasing appearance.
Because this morph changes the positions of the eyes and interior mouth parts (match centers to morphs stuff) it's suggested you use the included expressions I've made specifically for this character, especially the blink dials. She also looks as intended with her custom mouth open and smile morphs included. The morphs should all be dialed from their main parm group in the Body actor.
See the ReadMe included with the Runtime zip.
The dials...
Some examples
