A character I made for Dawn. Essentially, the same character I made for La Femme but for Dawn. Once I bundle it up, I'll release it as a freebie :) Sculpted in Blender 2.93 In the process: - I found and filed a OBJ export bug for Blender 3.x. They've 99% fixed it. The bug affected vertex order. I learned a lot about OBJ import and export in Blender (I went through their python and new C++ code). If you are planning to make Poser morphs, it's safer to stick with 2.9 series for right now. - I wrote a little add-on for Blender. This takes a unimesh OBJ source, and a morphed version exported from Poser and recasts it back onto the unimesh (which can be further sculpted or used anywhere else that exports vert ordered unimesh. The add-on adds a Poser unimesh Morph panel to the scene and it takes about a split second to do. - Using the add-on and quicker workflow, I could port those totally cool clothing items to Dawn. Each ported to a very high precision (no subsequent morphs), and took only a couple of hours, start to finish. - I created a bunch of small morphs (like eye size, eye fold, etc). The goal was for the face to work well with things like dawn expressions to produce something realistic and pleasant rather than a dead rictus. The eye morphs are meant to not disrupt the existing morphs like eye close. Once I had those, I actually just dialed the erin character from my morphs. I did a final sculpt back in blender. Viola! - The hair is courtesy of Ghostship's superfly hair shader. Very nice results. And renders pretty quickly. Total render time for each image, in Superfly at 2048 pixels high, ultra SSS setting it 10 minutes (18 Xeon cores, 128GB RAM; imac pro) - the skin shader uses physical surface with the single texture being used for the SSS, bump, and specular (BB's shader). Lighting is also Ghostship's along with eye shader,