• Required Products: Genesis 9 Starter Essentials, Genesis 9 Body Shapes
  

Skulking robbers, carriers of the souls of the dead, or far future cosmetic whims, crowkin bring a distinctive flare to scenes of fantasy or fantastical. The feathers are designed with strand-based dForce Hair. Presets support a range of corvid types. While the default is a crow or raven, you can also create blue jays, choughs, and a variety of other creatures. The head, general proportions, hands, and feet are all separate shapes.

Below is a list of the installation package types provided by this product. The name of each package contains a Package Qualifier, which is used as a key to indicate something about the contents of that package.

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[ ] = Optional, depending on target application(s)

Not all installation packages provide files that are displayed to the user within the interface of an application. The packages listed below, do. The application(s), and the location(s) within each application, are shown below.

• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following DAZ Studio Folders:
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters”
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters:Oso3D:Oso Crowkin”
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters:Oso3D:Oso Crowkin:Body Materials”
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters:Oso3D:Oso Crowkin:Feather Materials”
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters:Oso3D:Oso Crowkin:FilaToon Materials”
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters:Oso3D:Oso Crowkin:Utility Materials”
  • “People:Genesis 9:Characters:Oso3D:Oso Crowkin:Visibility Materials”

• You can find new icons for this product in the following DAZ Studio Categories:
  • “Anatomy:External”
  • “Figures:People:Male:Fantasy SciFi”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Anatomy”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Anatomy”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Eyes:Eye Colors”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Mouth”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Skin”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Eyes:Eye Colors”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Mouth”
  • “Materials:FilaToon:Skin”
  • “Materials:Iray:Anatomy:External”
  • “Materials:Iray:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Anatomy”
  • “Materials:Iray:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Mouth”
  • “Materials:Iray:Base:Oso Crowkin for Genesis 9:Skin”
  • “Materials:Iray:Mouth”
  • “Materials:Iray:Skin”
  • “Shaders:FilaToon:Feathers”
  • “Shaders:FilaToon:Utilities:Quality”
  • “Shaders:Iray:Feathers”
  • “Shaders:Iray:Utilities:Quality”
  • “Shaping:Apply:Body”
  • “Shaping:Apply:Complete”
  • “Utilities:Visibility”

• The normal configuration of feathers is divided amongst three feather wearables.
• For three colors, each feather wearable is set to one color. This makes it easy to tweak coloring; maybe you want the whites to be more muted or the blacks to be a little bright in a dark scene.
• With fewer colors, the three layers separate out the different surfaces.
  • For example, with the crow, layer A is set so only the Head is on, B is for Arms and Body, and C is for Legs. You can easily change this as necessary.
  • For example, if your crow is wearing pants and you don't need legs, you could hide or remove layer C. Visibility presets can aid in this.
• Note that if you change colors while in Iray view mode, the colors may not update properly in the viewport: change to a different mode and then back, and it will refresh properly.
• Any layer that has all surfaces hidden or at 0 density will revert to showing guidehairs. A layer with nothing to generate should be hidden or deleted.
• For a more 'hairy' look, reduce Clumpiness on the feather layer.
• For a more proper avian look to the face, try setting Pose Controls/Eyes Crossed to a negative value. This angles the eyes outward.
• Flatten Feathers on the feather layers is usually set to 75%. For a more fluffed look, set at lower values.

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