. I tried to make her smile, and the notch in the middle of the lips becomes more obvious instead of smoothing out as the lips stretch. Especially noticeable on the upper lip, and it just doesn't look right. Since it's also an issue in the 18yo version, it should be pretty easy to fix using the morphs in VAM. You can try e.g. the default Mouth Smile Open morph to debug.
Rookie mistake, I use 4 smooth all of the time cos it costs me like 1fps and always forget to knock it down to check these things. The older look got a lot of blender in the beginning before going back to vam for sliders so i diddnt see the model in blender at the latter stages and smoothing really hid a lot. I just looked with it all off and god your right, very ugly in places. Il do a run over the model in blender as suggested! cheers for the feedback!I checked both looks, and I really like them. However, I checked both looks without smoothing on in VaM. And I found that the 18yr old Kylie's mesh was a lot cleaner, and had less jaggies. You said that 18yr old Kylie was made using mostly built in morphs? And that the 24yr Kylie was made with a bunch of blender made morphs. I'm a little surprised that 24yr old Kylie has some more ueven topography, since it's heavily based on blender made morphs.
My tip to fix this (If you want to of course, no pressure) would be to export the model one final time, and just go very gently over the jagged topography with the smooth brush, set to a low strength (Something like 150 - 250), and just even out the geometry until it looks a litle bit smoother. The smoothing option within VaM can save you in a lot of cases, but in my experience making the base mesh looks better and maybe only using 1, or maximum 2 levels of smoothing in VaM is generally better.
Love her innie btw.
Nice model, especially the face
