Rozu Genesis 9 Foot Morphs Pack is a massive collection of high quality foot morphs for customizing the foot shapes of your genesis 9 characters, intended to bring both beauty and anatomical accuracy to the figure.
The morph pack includes:
- 8 Full Foot Shapes + 4 Full Alt Foot Shapes (total of 12)
- Modifier Morphs, each of which alters the overall foot shape
- Nail Morphs for controlling the shape, length, width, and size of toenails
- Customization Morphs that let you control and alter various aspects and small details that make up the foot shape
The full foot shapes can be used on their own or mixed-and-matched. And, while the full shapes are already perfectly usable as standalones, and mixing combinations of them already gives you a huge number of potential fully unique shapes, the wide variety of customization morphs included allows you to further control the foot shape to achieve a specific look or to alter the shape to fit your preferences.
* All Rozu characters come with a separate unique foot shape slider, so they have perfect mix-and-match compatibility with the Rozu foot morphs
** A few of the customization morphs are meant to fix issues with the base genesis 9 feet, and since all foot shapes already fix those issues as part of the shape, it makes those couple of morphs unintended for use with the shapes.
*** Sole blush overlays, nail textures, microdetails bump maps, and sole wrinkles normal maps are all part of a different [upcoming] Rozu product, they are not included in this foot morphs pack
some usage notes:
- The full foot shapes are fairly strongly stylized, so you may be happy with their sum significantly below 100% depending on your style and preferences. Even at 60% the full foot shapes are very apparent.
- All sliders have reasonable limits on by default, so ones that permit negative values by default are intended to go both ways.
- Many Genesis 9 characters come with strong morphing already applied to the feet. If you find characters that have conflicting morphing on their feet that doesn't mix well with external foot morph products, and you really want to be able to use external foot morph products properly on it, you can use the equivalent of the head-body Dformer split technique with a custom dformer for feet - or the inverse, to get the character's body morph without the feet morphing. If you are not familiar with the method, you can find tutorials for it on youtube, it's an extremely common technique, only you would have to create a custom dformer for the feet, which is very simple and straightforward.
