That's pretty good considering I feel lazy due to ongoing health issues and things like this provide some distraction. There were only five meshes for this, so it was really quick to set up. Odd, because the textures show a proper eyeball. The one thing which I think will limit what I could do are the eyes as the angles are limited in XPS before the whites disappear. That or learn how to use something like GIMP. I guess if I wasn't in this lazy mode due to pain I might have entered Sculpt mode in Blender to tinker with the mesh itself to create a bulge for the bicep. I really wanted to give the impression that she was flexing her muscles here, and I had the idea to use the control bones in the arms to do it but their behaviour didn't really allow for it. Those fingers go off at even stranger angles. The model itself is rather interesting and perhaps even more awkward to pose than DOA models I've become accustomed to. So this fulfils a creative desire of mine. Render when happy.Ĭommentary: Peej!!! I've been eagerly anticipating this since I learnt Power Girl would be a skin for Supergirl in Injustice 2. Adjust camera, lighting rig and backdrop parameters.

Marvel at the number of meshes.īlender: Import model, smooth meshes, remove doubles, copy and paste relevant node set up to the selected mesh, assign the relevant texture to the node set up. You're definitely my favourite female game character to work with.Ĭhristie: I. Peej, the one character who I may favour even above my beloved Christie.

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