I jumped on the SuperHero Vol 1 pack as soon as it appeared late last night.

This morning, I've created a mod kit which converts the Superhero model into an extremely muscular but believable human. Ironically, this guy has more powerful arms than the original!

Unfortunately, at the present time, RL does not support any morph injection file which will change proportions. However, I've copied my avatar proportion settings into a text file, so you can follow along.

The model itself unfortunately had to be hacked in order to cut out the excess trapezius, etc. This means punching holes in the bodysuit and skin. I've patched it up with two primitives as internal shims. This is going to work fine for my purposes, but you need to be aware that this region needs to be covered by something. Use the superhero cape if you want to.

If anyone wants this, I will be happy to upload a zip.

@Reallusion: "Vol 1" implies there will be another product. Please consider creating a nonfreak hero with these proportions! It would be great!



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I'm getting a significant improvement in my avatar by combining the Superhero upper (adjusted to take the freak proportions out) with the standard lower trousers.

After a great deal of effort, I find I cannot not cleanly modify the cape into the kind of collar I need, and had to construct one from parts made in Organica.


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This is the resulting hybrid model. The torso is Superhero, "de-freaked" proportions as described. The lower half is, if I recall correctly, Dylan.

I might add that the virtual shader is a hybrid, too. First I rendered the figure cel shaded, and then I composited it with a second render using the Reallusion spotlight. In the middle of this pipeline, there's the inimitable Cutout filter for simplifying the shapes and colors. Also vector graphics, if that wasn't obvious.

This will be my contribution to a local arts project called "Art in Hand Cards."



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Love the comic style shading!

Looks great

Chris

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I just went back and read my post. It's been months, and I had forgotten about it.

It seems my word choice was poor.

"Kit" makes it sound like a lot more dynamic and exciting than I what I really have to offer. The "kit" is nothing more than a text file that lists the altered proportions I applied to the original Superhero avatar.

Note that I don't believe in sharing copyrighted files, and it wouldn't work with files protected by Reallusion's Digital Rights Management, anyway.

Here is the "kit:"

body, head, hands no change
neck 95 130 110
shoulders 75 85 100
upper torso 90 90 100
lower torso 90 85 100
upper arm 100 100 110
thigh 85 80 100
shank 95 85 100
toe 100 80 100
foot 90 90 95
lower arm 100 100 115


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Thanks for the reply!!

Hi:

Thank you very much for publishing your modifications. It looks a lot more natural.

Best Regards!

You're welcome, Power!

Your message also helped me recall why I was calling my modification "a kit" in the first place. I must have called it "a kit" because it involves an opacity map to cut out the huge trapezius and shoulderblades, after the proportions were altered.

My opacity map holes are not perfect--they left slightly jaggy edges in those parts of the model, but it works out when I toon my render. If anybody wants the opacity map, PM me and I'll e-mail it to you.

So on the subject of a future hero, I'd like to see the kind of proportions I used in the picture above, and more believable traps and shoulders. If that were a product, I would abandon my own modifications and buy it.

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