Not every dog is sleek or perfect, ands sometimes its a tuft of fur, a little bit of fat or a floppy ear which makes it more REAL- than the perfect pinnacle of dog-hood. Since I've first came to DAZ store 4 years ago, there have been numerous requests for a dog or cat, and so far, none have come, although I've heard one is 'in the works' for years.Īt any rate, I think what really needs to happen is life-like posing and flexibility as well as flaws and little details to make dogs look less ideal. Hope this helps on the issue you were having. Only other thing I did was convert to iRay, turned down the white in diffuse on all the surfaces except the cornea. Settings (these are what I used just to help get you started): If you are using DS they are under Shaping - Head - Open Mouth (There are a fair few mouth morphs there - Speak, Open, Howl, Smile etc.) As for posing the paw, there are preset poses (but not that specifically) but you can use like Sitting 01 or Sitting 02 to get you there and then from there I just used the rotation dials in DS on rForearm and rPastern to pose the paw. The mouth movement is a morph rather than a bone. The millenium dog does do both those things (though I'd love to see a new doggie too so feel free to keep discussing that ) Can I ask what trouble you were having? Maybe we can help? You think someone would come with a better dog. I tried to lift up the front paw like for shaking hands. Haven't used in years, tried using today but had to mouth movement.

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