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Remember when you had to charge Void Strike?

I made most of these using Blender's cloth simulation, which is... okay... but much less feature-rich compared to 3DS Max's Garment Maker + Cloth modifiers.

The "princess" collar on the second outfit is almost entirely procedural using geometry nodes and a single curve to define the shape. It also means that Ruby is an absolute bottom and can enunciate the "🥺" emoji. I actually made that one during downtime at work because I was bored.

I've also made many improvements to the skeleton and weights. The shoulder vertices no longer collapse when I raise the arms and her spine now has a fourth vertebra and much better flexibility. I've replaced whatever drivers I could with bone constraints on the armature and attributes in the shader node trees.

I only used an HDRI skydome for lighting, that's why the shadow terminators are balls'd up.

Description

Remember when you had to charge Void Strike?

I made most of these using Blender's cloth simulation, which is... okay... but much less feature-rich compared to 3DS Max's Garment Maker + Cloth modifiers.

The "princess" collar on the second outfit is almost entirely procedural using geometry nodes and a single curve to define the shape. It also means that Ruby is an absolute bottom and can enunciate the "🥺" emoji. I actually made that one during downtime at work because I was bored.

I've also made many improvements to the skeleton and weights. The shoulder vertices no longer collapse when I raise the arms and her spine now has a fourth vertebra and much better flexibility. I've replaced whatever drivers I could with bone constraints on the armature and attributes in the shader node trees.

I only used an HDRI skydome for lighting, that's why the shadow terminators are balls'd up.