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Do you know guys if there are morphs that allow to grasp/expand foot fingers ? im almost sure i saw them some time ago.
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Feet fingers - grasp/expand
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Terence Grill
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Hey Rabbit. This should be everything you need ;-)
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Small Foot Morph Collection - Morphs -
In the past years with VaM I made a lot of morphs for my personal use. They are imperfect and sometimes even a bit broken, but after being hesitantly quite a while, I have decided to share them anyway. Please have a look at the other parts of...
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Thank you for suggesting my morphs!
In those foot morphes there are some for bending the toes up-and downwards.
I bet some people may have asked themselves why the hell I did them:
I have used them for simple use with some triggers or even in random facial-expression plugins (which, back than, was IMHO very handy), because I am a somewhat lazy guy.
Off cause there are some more elaborated methodes:
You can trigger the build-in toe pose-morphs in various ways, or do some animations with the timeline-plugin.
Look for Pose/feet (or toes?) and then for somewhat like "toes fan" up- down.
Though, doing similar morphs for finger or hands isn't that simple. Hands and fingers are a very sensible region to morph in VaM. They will get distorted and misshaped very easy.
In those foot morphes there are some for bending the toes up-and downwards.
I bet some people may have asked themselves why the hell I did them:
I have used them for simple use with some triggers or even in random facial-expression plugins (which, back than, was IMHO very handy), because I am a somewhat lazy guy.
Off cause there are some more elaborated methodes:
You can trigger the build-in toe pose-morphs in various ways, or do some animations with the timeline-plugin.
Look for Pose/feet (or toes?) and then for somewhat like "toes fan" up- down.
Though, doing similar morphs for finger or hands isn't that simple. Hands and fingers are a very sensible region to morph in VaM. They will get distorted and misshaped very easy.
