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One of my experiments in Kisekae was trying to see if I could have a wider diversity of poses for my mermaids, specifically with KKL and one of the latest updates that allows for individual parts of the body to be removed as needed, which was a big lightbulb moment for me. Here you can see some of the fruits of me messing around with two of my favorite models, Cindy and Jessie, and rearranging their props and belts to be able to split the model in two. Here are some of the results.

Each individual mermaid you see are actually two different models layered together. One upper layer model consisting of everything from the "knees" up, and and a bottom layer consisting of everything from the "shins" down all the way to the fins. It wasn't as easy as I originally anticipated, since recreating the fins for the bottom layer meant having to make it from scratch since a straight transfer just messed up all the shapes of everything, so if you look closely you can tell that the fins are not an exact replica of the original. For what it's worth though, I feel like I got it close enough for it to not matter that much. More important is that it adds a bit more dynamism to the posing for Kisekae mermaids, which is always a big win. You can actually see my first use of a possible tail in that Winter Schnee mermaid TF I did a little while ago.

Description
One of my experiments in Kisekae was trying to see if I could have a wider diversity of poses for my mermaids, specifically with KKL and one of the latest updates that allows for individual parts of the body to be removed as needed, which was a big lightbulb moment for me. Here you can see some of the fruits of me messing around with two of my favorite models, Cindy and Jessie, and rearranging their props and belts to be able to split the model in two. Here are some of the results.

Each individual mermaid you see are actually two different models layered together. One upper layer model consisting of everything from the "knees" up, and and a bottom layer consisting of everything from the "shins" down all the way to the fins. It wasn't as easy as I originally anticipated, since recreating the fins for the bottom layer meant having to make it from scratch since a straight transfer just messed up all the shapes of everything, so if you look closely you can tell that the fins are not an exact replica of the original. For what it's worth though, I feel like I got it close enough for it to not matter that much. More important is that it adds a bit more dynamism to the posing for Kisekae mermaids, which is always a big win. You can actually see my first use of a possible tail in that Winter Schnee mermaid TF I did a little while ago.