A little explanation on my content, for the newbs

So going forward with this page it has become evident that my uploads can be a little challenging for newer VaM users to enjoy. The current state of the Hub is that content creators are expected to upload complete, fully packaged scenes that load up with one click and allow the end user to just start enjoying the fruits of a Creator's labor. This is great for newcomers to VaM and allows them to just whip it out and start spanking it immediately with minimal effort.

It does have its downsides however, for veteran users such as myself who know that a downloaded scene will always require some modification, sometimes heavy, for me to truly enjoy. What ends up happening is that I'll have 2, 3 or 4 version of the same scene saved as I tweak and adjust things the way I want them, on top of that original, which probably had stuff that I deleted from the scene anyway for whatever reason.

And it turns out, I'll never touch that original scene again once I've gotten my initial fun out of it. Perhaps I will use the memory of it as inspiration for a new scene or even use the look of the character in a whole new scenario. But the reality is now I am saddled with having to go back and delete those original scenes in order to keep my VaM folder less cluttered. And it's a losing battle. Nobody wants to spend their free time organizing their VaM folder.

So when I set out to start uploading my content, this reality is exactly what I had in mind. I know you are going to modify and tweak and customize the things I upload to your own end result that is exactly what you want. So that is why I skip the whole part of creating a carefully packaged product that is easy for a newcomer to get into. I provide the simple character shape in a lightweight download for you to do whatever you want with, for you to create a new scene for your own personal enjoyment with. Much less clutter in your VaM folder.

These character shapes are crafted to be used in the exact pose that I provide. That is the reality of making a complicated body shape in VaM and will also be the reality for VaM2. The character needs to be morphed into a believable shape once they are moved into an interesting pose, otherwise they will clip and deform into a mess of polygons that look like dog shit. Every time you want to shift the legs or the arms or the chest, you will have to keep morphing the shape to maintain the suspension of disbelief. That is the process that you need to start understanding and implementing.

So with my most recent post Henriqua Spreading, I took the original standing version of Henriqua, set her down on the bed, and then proceeded to adjust her entire body shape to accommodate the new pose. It took almost two hours from start to finish. I am using all the same morphs that you now have access to by subbing this patreon. The key is to just keep playing around until it looks correct. With my Morphs you have almost nothing stopping you from making any shape you want.

Find a great picture of a girl you really love the look of online, save the image, load it into VaM with an Image Panel and use it as a reference. Start morphing. Looks good overall but there's a few spots that don't look quite right? Keep morphing. Don't stop until your character looks perfect from every defined viewing angle. You can do it.

I know for a fact that you have the ability to make characters just as realistic as mine, because you have the Exact. Same. Tools.

I will continue to crank out new content for you guys as fast as I can. But I really want to see what YOU have made with our morph collection. Our community is small but passionate, and we are all here to appreciate the large ladies together.

Anyways thank you for reading, I hope this has been insightful. Just had to say these things so we can all be on the same page together here. I have an endless supply of content to create and a very limited amount of time to create it, with a full time job and a home to take care of. But I am committed to this page for the long run and can't wait to see what we can build once Vam2 is out.

Happy Vamming!