Gwendolyne Maxine "Gwen" Stacy. In the alternate reality designated Earth-65, Gwen Stacy from Midtown High School is a drummer in a band called the Mary Janes, consisting of her and her friends Mary Jane Watson, Betty Brant, and Glory Grant, who compete with Felicia Hardy and her band the "Black Cats". Bitten by a radioactive spider, Gwen becomes the hero Spider-Woman.
Features
The appearance comes with A LOT of presets and it's easiest to use them. There is a comic version of Gwen which looks as close as possible to the movie version and there is a more realistic version of her with more realistic body proportions (normal eye size, body proportions, etc.). The realistic version is also slightly more curvy.
Some notes:
When she wears the SpiderGwen mask, her facial morph should be disabled otherwise the mask looks weird. If you wanna use the cowl without the mask there is a different hairstyle especially for that. But the appearance presets all work perfectly so you don't have to worry about that.
Appearance naming conventions:
I've named them "comic" and "real" for the movie and realistic version respectively.
H1 and H2 means hairstyle 1 and 2. And the rest speaks for itself.
Credits:
Enhanced Eyes by Hunting-Succubus
How to Use
Many of my looks/appearances don't include a custom scene. This helps decrease file size for the package.
Using looks is easy. You can use the looks like this:
Have fun and let me know if you have any problems or questions!
Support me!
Consider visiting my patreon and subscribe as a free member or paid supporter if you want to support my work.
I'm a professional 3D artist with 10+ years experience working in the animation and VFX industry and use my knowledge and skills to create the highest possible quality looks for VAM.
I focus on characters from games such as Final Fantasy and Resident Evil (and more to come) and anime.
Difference between comic and realistic version (comic version the one on the right, realistic version the one on the left).
Features
- Custom morphs for a movie version and realistic version
- Custom textures
- Custom hairstyle
- Custom clothing
- Optionel paid lewd clothing items
The appearance comes with A LOT of presets and it's easiest to use them. There is a comic version of Gwen which looks as close as possible to the movie version and there is a more realistic version of her with more realistic body proportions (normal eye size, body proportions, etc.). The realistic version is also slightly more curvy.
Some notes:
When she wears the SpiderGwen mask, her facial morph should be disabled otherwise the mask looks weird. If you wanna use the cowl without the mask there is a different hairstyle especially for that. But the appearance presets all work perfectly so you don't have to worry about that.
Appearance naming conventions:
I've named them "comic" and "real" for the movie and realistic version respectively.
H1 and H2 means hairstyle 1 and 2. And the rest speaks for itself.
Credits:
Enhanced Eyes by Hunting-Succubus
How to Use
Many of my looks/appearances don't include a custom scene. This helps decrease file size for the package.
Using looks is easy. You can use the looks like this:
- Open a scene which includes characters
- Select a character which you want to change the look of
- Click "Select Root" in the top corner of the UI
- Go to tab "Appearance Presets"
- Click "Select Existing"
- In the left, browse to the desired appearance (for example: JackyCracky.Garnet)
- Click the appearance you want
- The model you had selected should change to the selected appearance
Have fun and let me know if you have any problems or questions!
Support me!
Consider visiting my patreon and subscribe as a free member or paid supporter if you want to support my work.
I'm a professional 3D artist with 10+ years experience working in the animation and VFX industry and use my knowledge and skills to create the highest possible quality looks for VAM.
I focus on characters from games such as Final Fantasy and Resident Evil (and more to come) and anime.
Difference between comic and realistic version (comic version the one on the right, realistic version the one on the left).
