everlaster

Development status

Added 2024-10-05 18:47:21 +0000 UTC

Quoting the previous post:

But long story short, if I succeed with this, it'll be the best of both worlds: g-force morphs driving the change in shape due to forces, with an additional layer of morphing that modifies that g-force morphed shape based on interaction with the soft physics mesh. I'll report back as soon as I've made progress that looks like it's actually going to work. 🤞

And here is that report. Major hurdles are over with, soft physics mesh driven morphs are working alongside g-force morphs, allowing collision to apply morphing on top of the g-force morphs, at any g-force value, and the result looks (mostly) smooth.

There are still things to figure out though, but I'm confident enough that the overall system is technically feasible. One important challenge is figuring out why the calibration isn't as accurate as it should be - calibrated glute angles are off by several degrees for some reason. Another is dealing with the complexity that the leg's rotation adds to glute morphing; it's not ideal that the glute morphs are applied when the leg is rotated, but the glute joint itself isn't being pushed/rotated, it should work basically independently of the leg angle. These have both been issues in previous versions of BootyMagic as well, but fixing them would be important.

I'll try to get the system to a more polished and presentable state, and post a demo by mid week next week (for subscribers only), and the next release soon after that. Stay tuned!

-everlaster