Hey /3/, it's been a while. Haven't visited here in

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Your edgeflow really needs work, you can improve the butt cheeks and stomach flow. I'm still working at mine, but maybe this will help.

You can use blendshapes to correct deformation too, you can set them up to gradually turn on as you rotate the joint. Look into corrective shapes.

>>508919
where this come from shit

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>>508919
Yeah, it really did need work. I've decided the model really needs to be retopologized in some major areas and have gone to work on it.

A big problem is the character is humanoid in shape, but not actually a human. They don't have any defined muscles or anything of the like, so I'm trying to get proper topology without defining muscle groups since that'd look super awkward for the character.

>You can use blendshapes to correct deformation too
My project is going to be a scene that allows you to pose the character in realtime and interact with them (that is to say a game). How would blendshapes factor in to a situation where the user could potentially post the character in any number of poses? I'd like to use them, but I don't know how to utilize them in a realtime environment where the user can pose the character however they like.

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>>508939
that just epic

>>508939
Wow Nice, so you're doing Gardevoir? That's really interesting, I like making Pokemon models too, do you have Skype? I would like to see your models, maybe I can help out

>>508939

The shapekeys are usually driven by bone postitions from the rig. Say you have a shapekey for the glutes, so that when leg is bent all the way up, the shapekey corrects the deformation from the rig. In this case the shapekey would be driven by the leg bones rotation on certain axis.

If you are planning on making any money with this kind of thing, you can't use characters owned by others, especially by big multinational companies like Nintendo. Even if you change the characters a bit and change their names, it would still seem like a risky move.

Instead if you make a platform where users can easily create the content themself, you can weasel out of the responsibility, but you would have to be super careful with the user agreements, leagal terms and such.

>>509105
But if its porn then its considered a parody or derivative work right? because Hentai has a lot of famous characters and they don't get sued?

>>509152
Porn is explicitly protected as a form of parody, yes.

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>>509157
That's good to know, if companies could sue for porn Hentai would disappear lol

Here, I made this Mega Gardevoir last year

>>509152
Japan is just not a very litigious nation. There have been some note able cases of small time artists who draw or host western based artwork have been sued.

Some guy drawing a comic about Disney's robin hood (the fox guy) being kidnapped by furries from the future in a time machine to be some king's sex slave got a cease and desist over it. And in the early 00's hentai hosting sites went down all the time from cease and desists. That's why a lot of websites have something like "by entering this site you agree not to sue us" line.

>>509178
Yea is Bullshit, I wouldn't mind anyone using characters I made as is a parody/fanart and I get credit for being the creator. If anything it makes your characters more popular

>>509182
You and Nintendo might have somewhat differing opinions on things...

>>508933
What do you mean? Where I got the model? I made it.

>>509089
Sure, do you have an e-mail where I can contact you? I'm working on a small h-game and help is always appreciated. Well, not always, but most of the time.

>>509102
This is good to know. I really don't have any experience with rigging or setting up characters for games. Like I said, I'm more of a programmer. Thanks for the info, anon.