Natural Gravity Morphs for TY2 is a set of morphs that mimics the force of gravity on large breasts.
Big breasts in Poser figures usually tend to grow perpendicular to the chest, which in the real world?is impossible even with silicon implants. Breasts are soft and with some weight due to their size tend
to move down attracted by the gravity force; they move down conforming the chest as they grow in size.
These morphs do that, and now for Terai Yuki 2!!!
Terai Yuki has a great body, slim and with very long legs. Her breasts are according in size to her body?and are nice as they are now but with a bigger cup size, she looks even better!
Now your nude renders of Terai Yuki will be spicier and gravity realistic 😉
I have to recognize that since TY2 isn't totally realistic I made a couple of morphs that are totally?unreal and belong to the anime manga realm to be honest.
NGM consist in a total of 9 specialized morphs and 5 extra shapes in pose files.
These 9 "seed" dials represent some of the most common distribution of breast shapes at large sizes,?I called them "seed" because they are the starting point of new ones. This pack comes with 5 extra shapes?as pose files they have been done by turning the dials in both Body and Chest parts. You can see how
new shapes can be obtained combining this morphs.
These morphs are deceptively simple but they have a huge amount of work behind them. TY2 has fewer?polygons than other figures in the chest area so they were particularly difficult. But they came along really?nice as you will see;)
The seed morphs can be found in two actors, the chest and in the Body. They both work the same but if you
plan to save a particular breast shape configuration then you must use the ones in the chest.
In the library you will recognize this seed pose files because the thumbnails had a light gray background?and a capital letter for each of them.
Along this you will find other set of thumbnails, this ones are extra shapes obtained by combining the seed morphs,?and you will recognize this Derivative morphs by the dark gray background and by the lower-case letter.
