Gen 8 abs

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Hi there, can some one tell me please how to get good looking stomach muscles/abs on the gen 8 figure. Thank you.
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Hi there, can some one tell me please how to get good looking stomach muscles/abs on the gen 8 figure. Thank you.
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Male or female, or both? Do you have just the bases or do you have any additoonal morph sets?
https://www.daz3d.com/musculature-hd-morphs-bundle-for-genesis-8
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Can someone tell me how to get my own stomach muscles!
I wish it were so easy as a morph dial lol.
Thanks.... but can we do this without having to buy morphs ?
Sure, you can always fire up Gimp and paint them on the skin, and use restricted camera angles, but it's obviously not going to look at good as the real thing. I go to sharecg.com for freebies too.
Rectus Abdominus sliders are included. Just do a search in the Parameters tab for "rectus" (or the whole phrase, if you want to be specific), and it should appear.
https://sharecg.com/v/91888/browse/21/DAZ-Studio/SY-200-Morphs-for-Genesis-8-Head-and-Body - free to all. As long as you have G8 installed, these should work for some things.
There is at least one option available for anyone who does not have the commercial morph products, generously provided by the legendary Sickleyield and downloadable here:
http://www.sharecg.com/v/91888/gallery/21/DAZ-Studio/SY-200-Morphs-for-Genesis-8-Head-and-Body
There are both male and female Genesis 8 abdominal morphs included, and I have illustrated comparative examples of their use below, showing both "before" and "after" renders. Perhaps they will provide what you are looking for. (Note: the Bodybuilder morph included with the free Genesis 8 Starter Essentials may also provide what you are looking for, although that morph affects the entire body, rather than just the abdominal musculature).