[John]

So that's an actual mesh?  I know you can make about any type of mesh, but it's just that it's so involved compared to the Sims 1 way of doing things.  Most Sims 2 meshing tutorials have like 60 steps and I always end up giving up after seeing my "invisible" mesh once trying to import into the game.  I also don't have a licensed copy of Milkshape and just about every tut is written for that modeler. 

I've used 3DS, Anim8or, and Blender, but have no success whatsoever. 

[John]

Ms. Rushmore?  The way her head stands among her mountainous shoulders makes her look like a dead US president in South Dakota.  I wish I could make real sims like that (or with any degree of muscularity).

I would play Sims 2 more if they let you modify the body like you can the face.  I try making muscle meshes in SimPE and 3D editors, but have yet to have one not show up blank in the game.  It usually involved added vertices or something.  Funny I could easily do meshes for Sims 1 with Body Shop. 

I really want to edit the morphs so that I can make fat really fat and fit really muscular, but it's just too involved and the honestly the Sims isn't what I'd call a thrilling game.  Fun every now and then, but gets old fast.  I mostly play it for the fantasy architect in me.

[John]

Nice 60 inch biceps

[John]

Tennis balls are made to look like they have baseball type seams, but they are pretty much rubber with some wool-like exterior to match the way older balls were made.  (rolled up strings rapped in wool.)  At least that's what Wikipedia says.

Anyway Here's another one:

[John]

Yeah, I should have done some cheese grater effect instead of the split in half one.   

[John]

My reasons are that I believe that women should be as sexually dominant as men, if only to a slightly lesser degree. If you look as some of my latest pictures on my website, you will know that I value equality among sexes the most, as well as affectionate love. To only want a women for her body is pointless if you don't appreciate all that she represents, body, soul, and spirit.

That's essentially my approach as well.  I rarely do one gender over-powering the other.  A good analogy lions.  A lioness is pretty strong and can hold her own.  She is strong enough to do the hunting, etc., but the male lion is still strong and masculine, in some ways stronger than the female, in other ways slightly weaker.  Overall it's a good balance of power.

[John]

Screens:

Unless otherwise these are their match outfits

1. Schoolgirl
2. Big Mama  (entry dress)
3. Hickette
4. Growth Hormone  (entry pre-"mutation" clothes)
5. Suzy Hart
6. Ivy
7. Bevolution
8. Great Fairy
9. Gym Bunny (entry jacket and pants)
10. Ultrazon
11. Witch Bitch  (entry costume)
12. Freakazoo (entry robe)
13. Rose  (entry robe)
14. Shamu
15. Queen (entry crown & skirt)

[John]

What set-up did you use to capture the video?

Recorded them on to a DVD, and just extracted (cut) the MPEG/VOB files from the DVD-ROM on my computer.

Also which of these lovely and dangerous ladies have had custom move lists?

I went through the tedium of giving most of them custom move sets.  However, some are just slight modifications of another wrestler's copied move set.

Wondering who would win a Royal Rumble amongst the amazons in your stable?

Unfortunately, divas can't wrestle Royal Rumbles in this game.  I have access to the 2007 version of the title, but haven't checked if you can do rumbles with women in that game.

Thanks for the comments.

[John]

I could see that hanging somewhere in the Forest Temple in OoT.

[John]

I used GIMP's morph feature to do the animation, starting with two initial frames (original and bulked).  It was my first attempt using the function.  Maybe there are ways to minimize the blur, but I'm still a novice at using it.

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