POSES - Heavy Hitters 6 - Put 'Em Up
Added 2022-03-02 20:33:37 +0000 UTCAre your characters wanting to throw hands, but your Content Library isn't having any of that nonsense?
Lay it out flat with "Put 'Em Up," a pose pack containing 80 full body pose presets and over 100 pose partials for Genesis 8 Female!
Pick a foundation full body pose and smack with the included pose partials, or just use the full body pose as-is and tweak it to your delight!
Mix and match pose partials with poses from my other pose packs or pose packs from other vendors you may already have collected. Literally thousands of possibilities, and your perfect round of fisticuffs is only a few clicks away!
Pose Zeroes have also been included to make your fight less of a fight for you!
Pose partials included affect:
Lower Body - hips, pelvis, thighs, shins, feet, toes
Torso - abdomen, chest
Arms - collar, shoulder, forearm (partials are for each arm)
Hands - hands, fingers
Head - neck and head (does not alter expressions or eyes)
I would say "read the readme," but most of the information needed is right here in this product description, so no need!
But...but do it for old time sake?
NOTE: These poses have NOT been tested on 8.1 or the Male, but they should work just fine with minimal tweaking.
Comments
Thank you Sir!
Skullcrusher
2022-03-05 09:37:04 +0000 UTCAs always, amazing work! Thank you x
theashenportfolio
2022-03-05 08:10:00 +0000 UTCLiterally all of my other pose packs are couples packs except for Heavy Hitters 5, which was another pose builder similar to this one (although I did include single poses in many other pose packs as "extra bonuses"). When it comes to things like Sexy Slammers, those poses can't really be "built" in the way that the more fight-centric poses are since they require specific body placement in order for the pose to work. A great example would be my previous pose pack just below this one, Sexy Slammers 6. Poses such as those couldn't be split up into single poses or pose partials because then the poses would be useless to everyone. They require figures to be in specific locations in order for them to work. As for Heavy Hitters, which I'm wanting to be my more "fight-centric" packs, using dedicated Figure 1 and Figure 2 poses would more or less "lock" users into using those poses, which would require them to rely solely on what I'm offering and hope I have a pose that's what they want for a shot. By offering the single poses and pose partials such as these, I'm hoping to give people decent enough foundations to fast-track fight pose creation with minimal tweaking involved, especially since in the case of punches and kicks the only things that really need to have specific placement is feet or fists rather than an entire figure.
SquarePeg3D
2022-03-04 19:27:52 +0000 UTCYAAS LAWD! These pose packs give me life.
Chupa
2022-03-04 17:49:04 +0000 UTCThis pose pack is great. But rather than individual poses, can't you just give a pose where two people respond together? Individual poses are definitely less used than poses with two people together.
k886860
2022-03-04 01:42:30 +0000 UTCI am absolutely loving these fight pose packs! Thank you Peg!
Annie Lind
2022-03-03 03:03:56 +0000 UTCGlad to see a post from you. You were pretty quiet last month!
Jerome Johnson
2022-03-02 23:57:44 +0000 UTC
