Most of you know I'm a fan of New X-Men and in hopes of future skinning work I want work on giving them proper teen bodies (along with other teen characters I might also do). I'm hoping to get something that will fit with AA's recently released Speed and Wiccan. I know the CMJ mesh by Renegade is a good base but because it doesn't have a smooth head and because of various mesh concerns I'm going to need to skope/hex meshes down to a matching size. Has anyone tried to do that? I haven't worked with size changing before but I think I know generally how to do it.
Anyway, is there a good female equilavent to CMJ? I was thinking Ink's teen Jubilee which is what I used for Armor.
Basically I'm just looking for suggestions and advice to speed up the process.
Both Inks Surge and Winddancer meshes have a "teen" body type...but they might not work for all the female teen characters like Pixie for instance. The gni gally mesh is small and svelte...but the breasts are bigger than most of marvels girls. Maybe beyonders Xmen Evolution meshes....maybe. That's all I could pull outta my hat....I guess maybe we need a mesher to make something new.
I have a female child mesh based on Sea Urchin and female_versatile.
Quote from: yell0w_lantern on September 18, 2007, 09:45:17 AM
I have a female child mesh based on Sea Urchin and female_versatile.
That'd probably be useful if someone ever skins Layla Miller.
Hey are the CMJ and Superboy meshes the same size? And how do they compare with Ren's Patriot?
Same size, same body base.
Thanks Ren, are they same body base as your older teen meshes? Maybe it was just the keyframes but I always thought they looked different.<<
Not exactly. They are based on teen_16, not teen_14.
Quote from: Podmark on September 18, 2007, 12:31:16 PM
Quote from: yell0w_lantern on September 18, 2007, 09:45:17 AM
I have a female child mesh based on Sea Urchin and female_versatile.
That'd probably be useful if someone ever skins Layla Miller.
She is on my ever growing list. God, nifskope has really made me want to skin again.
Cool.
I'm already putting the info gained from this thread to use, you can see some of the results in the hex forum.