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Carpa 5558 cerrara la historia de Angustias de la soledad Martinez Ribera. En un principio habia pensado editar un numero reducido como especial de verano, pero, al final, se presentara como uno mas de los numeroa de la serie. Como siempre, es mejor que Analia nos introduzca en este Carpa 5558. Intro: El trabajo previo para los volúmenes dedicados a la historia de la fotografía y el segundo dedicado a “Nene” nos ha ocupado todo este ultimo año. Nuestra actividad editorial quedo bajo mínimos y solo publicamos pequeños trabajos complementarios a números de Carpa ya presentados: 1812,1943 y 3388. Dada la proximidad de las vacaciones veraniegas decidí cerrar el año y posponer la publicación de los dos números comentados para el primer y segundo otoño simultaneando así su aparición con los trabajos del resto de redacciones y mandatos. La edición el año anterior de Carpa 3088 y el revuelo causado por la investigación de Petia impidió que todo el equipo disfrutara de unas merecidas vacaciones que repararía ahora con la larga pausa prevista y que abarcaría, prácticamente, los tres veranos. Nuestras lectoras comprobaran que nada de esto ha sucedido y en sus pantallas disfrutan de este nuevo Carpa, Carpa 5558, dedicado a cerrar nuestras investigaciones sobre el destino final de Angustias de la soledad Martinez Ribera y Casimira Vivar Garreta tras su exilio al segundo continente. En el momento de cerrar esa edición, Petia y todas nosotras, prometíamos retomar la investigación cuando fuera posible, pero desgraciadamente el retraso en la apertura de nuestra historia de la fotografía impediría, junto a muchos otros motivos, que pudiéramos centrarnos en ella hasta pasados, quizás, un par de años. Doña Estrella, tal y como se comentaba en Carpa 3088, una vez cerrada la edición, se dedico a rastrear y adquirir todo el material relacionado con la artista destacado por Petia durante sus pesquisas archiveras y si algunas veces fracaso, logro descubrir algunas muestras del trabajo de la artista inéditas o que se consideraban perdidas para siempre. Tras el resultado final de su gira mundial, comenzó a cribar el segundo continente obteniendo los resultados que motivaron su segunda visita por sorpresa a esta redacción. Acompañada por Fina, bonito sin duda es el amor verdadero, compartió con nosotras esos resultados, innecesario acicate, para que en lugar de disfrutar de nuestras merecidas vacaciones pusiéramos en marcha este volumen final dedicado a Doña Angustias añadiendo, como goloso remate, unas vacaciones pagadas en Mira verde para realizar desde allí todo nuestro trabajo. El resultado por todas nuestras seguidoras puede ser imaginado sin dificultad, Mira verde es el veraniego destino soñado por muchas de nuestras ciudadanas y cualquier plan vacacional palidece ante ella. Antes de la marcha de la pareja, Tini había resuelto todo conflicto previo y se cerraron con rapidez permisos y autorizaciones de nuestro mandato. Doña Estrella y Fina no podrían acompañarnos durante la investigación y redacción de este nuevo Carpa, la pareja había sido reclamada por la octava de la sabias para liderar la expedición a un lejano sistema estelar en el que uno de sus planetas mostraba signos de haber alcanzado un nivel evolutivo comparable al nuestro, pero por motivos desconocidos, había sido arrasado tras un largo conflicto bélico. Se transferirían todos los archivos y documentos a Petia para que a partir de esos nuevos datos retomara la prometida investigación. El material ofrecido por Doña Estrella no incluía ninguna revelación definitiva, es cierto, pero prometía extraordinarios resultados. Nuestra autoridad autorizo sin reservas la publicación de este numero especial como una deferencia especial para nuestra Estrellita, afirmación de la propia venerable y ya se ha comentado como Doña Genoveva Dorcas de Aguirre Puertas se ha rendido a la xenobiologa y concede cualesquiera de sus peticiones. En esta ocasión, por eso, acepto el trabajo externo aunque negó la colaboración oficial del tercer mandato. Todos los gastos y recursos necesarios serian proporcionados por Doña Estrella, sigo en mis trece y nuestra redacción seria la encargada de subirla a los servidores habituales, pero no se publicaría la habitual edición física para nuestras suscriptoras, el volumen pasaría a ser considerado uno de esos especiales de verano que el mandato accede a publicar de tanto en tanto. Una agradable sorpresa para las lectoras sin duda son estos especiales y siempre muy bien recibidos, por las amantes del arte fotográfico antiguo, desde la aparición de un primer numero publicado por esta redacción y costumbre adoptada por el resto de redacciones y, finalmente, por el tercer mandato. Dado el carácter festivo con el que fue concebido este Carpa 5558, he decidido permitir que mis redactoras lo adapten a las tres estivales y se empapen del distendido tono otorgado a cualquier periodo vacacional y se incluirán, para las intro a las secciones y cortes, referencias visuales relacionadas con estas especiales vacaciones. Como siempre, Dorita, será la encargada del diseño del volumen y, en esta ocasión, continuara con la linea estética iniciada en Carpa 1288. Un perfecto reflejo de la época a tratar y base ideal para desarrollar la investigación de Petia, convertida junto a Tini en directoras efectivas de la edición pues solo ellas, dadas sus características especiales, pueden compaginar esos días de sol y playa con el mas riguroso trabajo academico. Se ha comentado que no aparecerá ninguna nueva revelación extraordinaria, la vida de nuestras protagonistas discurrirá hasta el día de su muerte sin grandes sobresaltos, liberadas de la tiranía trabajaran en sus proyectos con total libertad y sin ninguna preocupación financiera las dos lo harán en lo que, realmente, les apetezca hacer. Se abandonara el genero pornografico y aunque al hacerlo pierden parte de su genio, alcanzan una serenidad y madurez creativa realmente impresionante que si bien no influirá en el desarrollo del arte de posguerra, si que lo hará indirectamente por su relación con algunas de las grandes figuras de las nuevas generaciones tal y como anuncia el óleo sobre cartón artístico seleccionada para la portada de este numero. Una obra descubierta por Doña Estrella al azar durante la visita de cortesía a una de las grandes comerciantes de antigüedades del segundo continente. Un óleo almacenado desde hacia tiempo y que dada su firma, Paulina Antúnez Davila, se consideraba una simple imitación, verdaderamente de cierto mérito, del trabajo de Angustias de la soledad Martinez Ribera. Si la anticuaria hubiera sido lectora de nuestras publicaciones hubiera evitado que Doña Estrella adquiriera la obra a un ridiculo precio y se hubiera ahorrado la desesperación al serle revelada la identidad real de la autora del óleo. Una pequeña maldad de Doña Estrella para reparar ciertas desavenencias comerciales del pasado entre la anticuaria y la xenobiologa. El óleo fue descubierto por Doña Estrella al poco de iniciar su búsqueda y jugo a su favor el retraso, producido por la investigación de Petia, del monográfico dedicado a Doña Angustias. El relato de su compra protagonizo la habitual sesión musical para cerrar su visita relámpago y, como hizo en el pasado, nos desvela ciertas practicas comerciales desconocidas para cualquiera de nosotras y tanto nos sorprendieron durante la realización de Carpa 3088. Durante todo su viaje contó con la imprescindible colaboración de Fina y Paola que intervendría en esta compra de forma directa. Una relación entre agente y coleccionista que va mucho mas de lo estrictamente comercial, que arranca desde la juventud de ambas mujeres y, por el momento, Doña Estrella prefiere no comentar. A la par que Doña Estrella y Fina viajaban por todo el planeta, el personal de Paola se centro, sobre todo, en la búsqueda de cualquier documentación relacionada con la estancia de nuestras protagonistas en el segundo continente y serian las responsables del descubrimiento de esa actividad fotográfica de Paulina ignorada por todas nosotras. Una actividad artística centrada mas que nada en la enseñanza, utilizando para ello una educativa combinación de métodos tradicionales con las cargas automáticas del pasado. Como Petia comentaba de su obra pictórica conservada en Boca negra, volvemos a encontrarnos con unas aspiraciones mucho mas académicas y controladas, alejadas de cualquier experimentación vanguardista. La discreción comentada anteriormente vuelve a ser patente en las fotografías adquiridas por las agentes de Paola y que, por lo que parece, nunca fueron expuestas en publico. Utilizadas como demostración de sus enseñanzas fueron puestas a la venta cuando se liquido la propiedad insular, un destino compartido, sin duda, por la obra de la portada y gran parte del archivo que no fue incluido en su legado posterior. Doña Estrella narro el descubrimiento de la obra en el almacén de la anticuaria, la fingida indiferencia con la que fue recibida su aparición, cordial despedida de la comerciante e inmediata comunicación con Paola: Necesito un gancho para el segundo continente: alta, pelirroja y con grandes tetas como le gustan a esa babosa. Adquirirá una serie de obras, incluyo listado, pero te adjunto la foto del verdadero interés. Tonta turista con dinero dispuesta a ser engañada, te concreto mañana todos los detalles. Ya tiene razón Petia cuando afirma que el regalo de la diosa roza con sus dedos la eternidad cuando se comporta como una perra sin alma. Analía Castro Bermudez. Google translator: Carpa 5558 will conclude the story of Angustias de la Soledad Martínez Ribera. Initially, I had planned to publish a shortened issue as a summer special, but in the end, it will be presented as a regular issue in the series. As always, it's best if Analía introduces us to Carpa 5558. Introduction: The preparatory work for the volumes dedicated to the history of photography and the second one dedicated to "Nene" has occupied us throughout this past year. Our editorial activity was reduced to a minimum, and we only published small supplementary pieces to previously released Carpa issues: 1812, 1943, and 3388. Given the approaching summer holidays, I decided to close out the year and postpone the publication of the two aforementioned issues until the first and second autumn, thus coordinating their release with the work of the other editorial teams and committees. The previous year's edition of Carpa 3088 and the stir caused by Petia's investigation prevented the entire team from enjoying a well-deserved vacation, which they would now make up for with the long hiatus planned, practically spanning three summers. Our readers will find that none of this has happened, and they are enjoying this new Carpa, Carpa 5558, dedicated to concluding our investigations into the final fate of Angustias de la Soledad Martinez Ribera and Casimira Vivar Garreta after their exile to the second continent. When we finalized that edition, Petia and all of us promised to resume the investigation as soon as possible, but unfortunately, the delay in launching our history of photography, along with many other factors, prevented us from focusing on it for perhaps a couple of years. Doña Estrella, as mentioned in Carpa 3088, once the edition was finalized, dedicated herself to tracking down and acquiring all the material related to the artist highlighted by Petia during her archival research. Although she sometimes failed, she managed to uncover some previously unpublished examples of the artist's work, or pieces that were considered lost forever. After the final results of her world tour, she began sifting through the second continent, obtaining the results that prompted her second surprise visit to our offices. Accompanied by Fina—true love is indeed beautiful—she shared these results with us, an unnecessary incentive, so that instead of enjoying our well-deserved vacations, we would launch this final volume dedicated to Doña Angustias, adding, as a sweet bonus, a paid vacation in Mira Verde to carry out all our work from there. The result, as all our followers can easily imagine, is that Mira Verde is the dream summer destination for many of our citizens, and any other vacation plan pales in comparison. Before the couple's departure, Tini had resolved all previous conflicts, and the necessary permits and authorizations for our mandate were swiftly finalized. Doña Estrella and Fina would not be able to accompany us during the research and writing of this new Carpa; the couple had been summoned by the eighth of the wise women to lead an expedition to a distant star system where one of its planets showed signs of having reached an evolutionary level comparable to our own, but for unknown reasons, it had been devastated after a long war. All the files and documents would be transferred to Petia so that she could resume the promised research based on this new data. The material offered by Doña Estrella did not include any definitive revelations, it is true, but it promised extraordinary results. Our authority unreservedly authorized the publication of this special issue as a special gesture of respect for our beloved Estrellita, a statement made by the venerable Doña Genoveva Dorcas de Aguirre Puertas herself. It has already been noted how Doña Genoveva Dorcas de Aguirre Puertas has yielded to the xenobiologist and grants any of her requests. Therefore, on this occasion, I accept the external work, although I deny official collaboration to the third administration. All necessary expenses and resources will be provided by Doña Estrella—I remain firm in my position—and our editorial team will be responsible for uploading it to the usual servers. However, the usual physical edition for our subscribers will not be published; the volume will be considered one of those summer specials that the administration agrees to publish from time to time. These specials are undoubtedly a pleasant surprise for readers and are always very well received by lovers of vintage photography, ever since the first issue was published by this editorial team, a practice adopted by the other editorial teams and, finally, by the third administration. Given the festive spirit in which this issue of Carpa 5558 was conceived, I've decided to allow my editors to adapt it to the three summers and immerse themselves in the relaxed tone of any holiday period. Visual references related to these special holidays will be included in the introductions to the sections and breaks. As always, Dorita will be in charge of the volume's design, and on this occasion, she will continue with the aesthetic style begun in Carpa 1288. It's a perfect reflection of the season and an ideal foundation for Petia's research. She and Tini have become the effective editors of this edition, as only they, given their unique circumstances, can combine those days of sun and sand with the most rigorous academic work. It has been said that no extraordinary new revelations will appear; the lives of our protagonists will unfold until their deaths without major upheavals. Freed from tyranny, they will work on their projects with complete freedom and without any financial worries. Both will do what they truly want to do. They will abandon the pornographic genre, and although in doing so they lose some of their genius, they achieve a truly impressive serenity and creative maturity. While this will not influence the development of postwar art, it will do so indirectly through their relationship with some of the great figures of the new generations, as evidenced by the oil on art cardboard selected for the cover of this issue. This work was discovered by Doña Estrella by chance during a courtesy visit to one of the great antique dealers of the second continent. The oil painting had been stored for some time and, given its signature, Paulina Antúnez Davila, was considered a mere imitation—albeit one of some merit—of the work of Angustias de la Soledad Martinez Ribera. Had the antique dealer been a reader of our publications, she would have prevented Doña Estrella from acquiring the painting at a ridiculously low price and would have spared herself the despair of discovering the true identity of the artist. A petty act of malice on Doña Estrella's part to settle certain past business disputes between the antique dealer and the xenobiologist. The oil painting was discovered by Doña Estrella shortly after beginning her search and the delay, caused by Petia's research, of the monograph dedicated to Doña Angustias played in her favor. The story of his purchase starred in the usual musical session to close his lightning visit and, as he did in the past, he reveals to us certain commercial practices unknown to any of us and which surprised us so much during the making of Carpa 3088. Throughout his trip he had the essential collaboration of Fina and Paola who would intervene directly in this purchase. A relationship between agent and collector that goes much further than the strictly commercial, which starts from the youth of both women and, for the moment, Doña Estrella prefers not to comment. At the same time that Doña Estrella and Fina traveled around the planet, Paola's staff focused, above all, on the search for any documentation related to the stay of our protagonists on the second continent and would be responsible for the discovery of that photographic activity of Paulina that was ignored by all of us. An artistic activity focused more than anything on teaching, using an educational combination of traditional methods with the automatic loads of the past. As Petia commented about his pictorial work preserved in Boca Negra, we once again find ourselves with much more academic and controlled aspirations, far from any avant-garde experimentation. The discretion mentioned above is once again evident in the photographs acquired by Paola's agents and which, apparently, were never exhibited in public. Used as a demonstration of his teachings, they were put up for sale when the island property was liquidated, a fate shared, without a doubt, by the work on the cover and a large part of the archive that was not included in his later legacy. Doña Estrella narrated the discovery of the work in the antique store's warehouse, the feigned indifference with which its appearance was received, a cordial farewell to the merchant and immediate communication with Paola: I need a hook for the second continent: tall, redhead and with big tits the way that slug likes them. You will acquire a series of works, I include a list, but I attach the photo of the real interest. Silly tourist with money willing to be deceived, I will specify all the details tomorrow. Petia is already right when she claims that the goddess's gift touches eternity with her fingers when she behaves like a soulless bitch. Analía Castro Bermudez. Algunas imagenes: Some images:

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Made a sample file for Blender 2.81+ which shows a easy way to make seamless textures for my Futanari CBBE SSE SOS Addon. You can download the file here: seamless_sos_textures_sample.7z Baking Tips: To bake the seam texture select first the schlong and then "shift select" the body and activate "Selected to Active" To bake the final texture just select the schlong and deactivate "Selected to Active" its very important to have the right "image texture" selected before you click "bake" ("1st Bake Target" for Seam and "2nd Bake Target" for the final texture) RGB Color Adjust Tips: The values R=1 G=1 B=1 are the default values (use them for fair skin like body textures... like the leyenda textures) If the schlong texture is to bright lower/increase all 3 values or increase to match the baked seam brightness if the tint is to "reddish" lower the red value or increase the other values. (same for other colors) Random Tips: Convert your body textures to a common image format like *.png (Blender could open the *.dds files, but it can be buggy sometimes) You can use the sample file for other sos addons. export the base meshes as *.obj with bodyslide, import them into the sample file and use the same materials. (for experienced blender users) Free tools like Gimp or Pain.net can open and save *.dds files, there are also free online image converter Made a uncommented video which shows the workflow for a complete new texture set (used "SG Female Textures Renewal") Finished textures: SG Female Textures Renewal CBBE Futanari patch.7z Video: Seamless SOS Textures.mp4 If something is unclear please ask and I will add it to the "Tips".

Carpa 3088 download Este fin de semana he concluido las ultimas correcciones y ya esta disponible para su descarga Carpa 3088. Un numero de caracter monografico dedicado a la figura de Angustias de la soledad Martinez Ribera. Como es habitual, he aqui un fragmento de su introduccion. Intro: La aparición de este numero especial, Carpa 3088, al improviso, habrá sorprendido, sin duda alguna, a las seguidoras de las publicaciones de nuestro tercer mandato editorial y de las ediciones de la redacción de fotografía antigua del mismo. De una forma somera, en Carpa 1288, se comento, un tanto de pasada, la necesidad de dedicar un volumen extraordinario a la figura de Angustias de la Soledad Martinez Ribera y su magistral obra artística, apareciendo en ese numero como una de las desconocidas influencias de Condenacion Torres Mesa y como, muy por encima, nos detuvimos en sus historias gráficas y desdichada biografía. Cuando se cerro la edición del volumen anterior, todo estaba dispuesto para concluir los monográficos dedicados a la figura de “Nene” e iniciar el trabajo en el gran proyecto editorial centrado en la historia de la fotografía planetaria tal y como anunciaba en la despedida de nuestro 1288. Todo se precipito cuando a las pocas horas de abrirse sus servidores y distribuir las ediciones físicas, fui citada por la autoridad principal de este mandato: Genoveva Dorcas de Aguirre Puertas, a requerimiento de la octava división del conocimiento. El hecho de ser convocada directamente por nuestra autoridad ya es de por si un hecho extraordinario, pero aun lo era mas que “La octava de la sabias”, como familiarmente se conoce a la división de xenobiologia, fuera quien, realmente, convocara la reunión. Llegue al piso 43 de nuestra torre acompañada por Petia y Tini por cuestiones de respaldo técnico y datos pues nuestra linea editorial no tiene y, posiblemente, nunca tendrá relación con los temas de estudio de las arzodoctas de los laboratorios de investigación extra planetaria. Poco puedo contar sobre la entrevista con Doña Genoveva, nada confidencial hubo en ella, con su encantadora amabilidad y presencia, nuestra autoridad ordeno que la redacción se preparara para recibir, en tres días, la visita de Doña Estrella del Castillo de Valdivia y Orozco arzodocta principal de la división y figura legendaria de la exploración espacial por sus investigaciones y descubrimientos sobre las distintas formas de vida extra planetarias. Ella misma nos comunicaría el porque de su visita aunque nos aseguro que sus motivos eran de carácter estrictamente privado y nada tenían que ver con lo publicado hasta entonces por la redacción Prácticamente, toda la reunión fue acaparada por Petia y, en menor medida, por Tini, Doña Genoveva, como otras tantas venerables antes de ella, estaba fascinada por nuestra redactora y sobre todo, en su caso, por su producción novelera y folletinera. Petia correspondió a dicha admiración como merecía nuestra autoridad y uno tras otro interpreto lo mas granado de su composición melódica y obsequio a Doña Genoveva con los archivos de tres producciones inéditas creadas junto a Tini y la pentarquia, para despedirse con la promesa de una bienvenida musical a la visitante que nunca podría olvidar. Al salir, animadas las tres aunque algo intrigadas, por la urgencia de la reunión y visita, decidimos que la única actitud posible seria el no poético gesto de: “Pongame a mi otras dos”, al tomar asiento donde siempre. La visita de Doña Estrella a nuestra redacción, en solitario, sin comitiva, se desarrollo sin incidentes: Se intereso por nuestro trabajo, disfruto del espectáculo musical de la pentarquia, lloro con sus folletines y merendó con nosotras como una redactora mas, pero, antes de despedirse, nos sorprendió a todas al confesar el motivo de su petición a la autoridad del mandato. La arzodocta, décadas atrás, había iniciado una colección de arte privado en la que Angustias de la Soledad Martinez Ribera era su absoluta protagonista. Una colección mantenida en secreto por, en su momento, una infantil cuestión de prestigio academico dada la temática principal de su obra, y que Carpa 1288 le había llevado a romper, hacer publica su existencia y decidido a solicitar al mandato editorial el permiso, sin problemas concedido, para que nuestra redacción realizara el monográfico que presento en este previo aunque antes quería entrevistarse con nosotras, para diseñar y dirigir su proyecto editorial, sin necesidad de recurrir a los ruegos u ordenes de nuestras superioras. Doña Estrella fue criada por su tia Enriqueta tras fallecer sus madres en un trágico accidente aeroespacial, Doña Enriqueta Dalando Urquijo era una de las pocas académicas especializada en los antiguos “linelines” o en cualquiera de sus variantes planetarias por lo que la futura xenobiologa creció con ellos y, llegada su primera juventud, quedo fascinada por la obra de Angustias de quien, una vez obtenido el reconocimiento como investigadora y la asociada estabilidad económica necesaria, inicio esa colección que comentaba un poco mas arriba. Un afán coleccionista que le llevo a descubrir desconocidas facetas de la artista y que gustosamente mostraría a esta redacción una vez iniciado el trabajo previo en este 3088 junto a todos los archivos documentales que, pacientemente, había reunido a lo largo de los años. No tuve que convocar ninguna reunión a posteriori para dar una respuesta, los ojos brillantes de mis compañeras suplicaban que aceptara el ruego de la académica. Se rompieron las ordenes de la superioridad e inmediatamente se acordó pasar una semana en la residencia de Doña Estrella del Castillo para visitar la colección y organizar los previos al inicio del real para este volumen especial. Básicamente, se decidió que toda la redacción se instalaría en la vivienda y desde allí se realizaría este Carpa 3088, que nuestras lectoras disfrutaran como hemos hecho nosotras. Como única condición dispuse que la propia Doña Estrella participaría activamente en la elaboración de la revista, como una redactora mas, dado el conocimiento sobre el personaje y, naturalmente, su posición nos abriría el acceso, sin burocráticos retrasos a según que fondos o archivos imperiales y privados. Doña Estrella del Castillo de Valdivia y Orozco, académica ilustre, al cerrar la velada y mientras Sagrario, entre lagrimas, desgranaba “ Un regalo envenenado” de Lucinda Roy, se convirtió en Doña Estrellita para Petia al aceptar un pequeño papel en una breve improvisación con la que pensaba abrir nuestras jornadas de trabajo. Google translator: This weekend I finished the final corrections and Carpa 3088 is now available for download. This special issue is dedicated to the figure of Angustias de la Soledad Martínez Ribera. As usual, here is an excerpt from its introduction. Intro: The unexpected appearance of this special issue, Carpa 3088, will undoubtedly have surprised those who follow the publications of our third editorial term and the editions from our vintage photography department. In Carpa 1288, we briefly mentioned, somewhat in passing, the need to dedicate an extraordinary volume to the figure of Angustias de la Soledad Martínez Ribera and her masterful artistic work, mentioning her in that issue as one of the unknown influences on Condenación Torres Mesa, and briefly touching upon her graphic stories and tragic biography. When the previous volume was finalized, everything was ready to complete the monographs dedicated to the figure of "Nene" and begin work on the major publishing project focused on the history of planetary photography, as announced in the closing remarks of our 1288th issue. Everything changed drastically when, just hours after launching the servers and distributing the physical copies, I was summoned by the principal authority of this administration: Genoveva Dorcas de Aguirre Puertas, at the request of the Eighth Division of Knowledge. The fact that I was summoned directly by our authority is extraordinary in itself, but it was even more so that "The Eighth of the Wise," as the xenobiology division is familiarly known, was the one who actually convened the meeting. I arrived on the 43rd floor of our tower accompanied by Petia and Tini for technical support and data, since our editorial focus has no connection, and possibly never will, with the areas of study of the archdaught scholars of the extraterrestrial research laboratories. I can say little about the interview with Doña Genoveva; there was nothing confidential about it. With her charming kindness and presence, our authority instructed the editorial staff to prepare to receive, in three days, the visit of Doña Estrella del Castillo de Valdivia y Orozco, principal archduke of the division and a legendary figure in space exploration for her research and discoveries regarding various forms of extraterrestrial life. She herself would inform us of the reason for her visit, although she assured us that her motives were strictly private and had nothing to do with what the editorial staff had published up to that point. Practically the entire meeting was dominated by Petia and, to a lesser extent, by Tini. Doña Genoveva, like so many other venerable women before her, was fascinated by our editor and, above all, in her case, by her novels and serialized novels. Petia reciprocated this admiration as befitted our authority, and one after another, she performed the finest pieces of her melodic compositions. She then presented Doña Genoveva with the recordings of three unreleased productions created with Tini and the Pentarquia, bidding farewell with the promise of a musical welcome for the visitor that she would never forget. As we left, the three of us, though somewhat intrigued by the urgency of the meeting and visit, decided that the only possible response would be the decidedly unpoetic gesture of: “Give me two more,” as we took our usual seats. Doña Estrella's visit to our newsroom, alone and without an entourage, went off without a hitch. She showed interest in our work, enjoyed the musical performance of the Pentarchy, wept over her pamphlets, and shared a snack with us like any other editor. But before leaving, she surprised us all by revealing the reason for her request to the editorial board. Decades earlier, the learned archbishop had begun a private art collection in which Angustias de la Soledad Martínez Ribera was the central figure. This collection had been kept secret, at the time due to a childish concern for academic prestige given the main theme of her work. Carpa 1288 had prompted her to break this silence, make its existence public, and request permission from the editorial board—granted without hesitation—for our editorial team to produce the special issue I am presenting here. However, she first wanted to meet with us to discuss designing and directing her editorial project, without having to resort to the pleas or orders of our superiors. Doña Estrella was raised by her aunt Enriqueta after her mothers died in a tragic aerospace accident. Doña Enriqueta Dalando Urquijo was one of the few academics specializing in the ancient "linears" or any of their planetary variations, so the future xenobiologist grew up surrounded by them. In her early adulthood, she became fascinated by the work of Angustias, and once she achieved recognition as a researcher and the necessary financial stability, she began the collection I mentioned earlier. This passion for collecting led her to discover unknown facets of the artist, which she would gladly share with this publication once she had begun the preliminary work on this issue, 3088, along with all the documentary archives she had patiently gathered over the years. I didn't have to call a meeting afterward to give an answer; the bright eyes of my colleagues begged me to accept the academic's request. The orders from our superiors were disregarded, and it was immediately agreed to spend a week at Doña Estrella del Castillo's residence to visit the collection and organize the preparations for the actual start of work on this special volume. Essentially, it was decided that the entire editorial team would be based at her house, and from there, this issue, Carpa 3088, would be produced, so that our readers could enjoy it as we have. My only condition was that Doña Estrella herself would actively participate in the magazine's production, as just another writer, given her knowledge of the subject and, naturally, her position would grant us access, without bureaucratic delays, to certain imperial and private collections and archives. Doña Estrella del Castillo de Valdivia y Orozco, an illustrious academic, as the evening drew to a close, and while Sagrario, in tears, recited Lucinda Roy's "A Poisoned Gift," became Doña Estrellita for Petia by accepting a small role in a brief improvisation with which she planned to open our work sessions. Algunas de sus paginas: Some images:

Starfield Rig Collection V1.0 (Blender 4.3+) View File This is a quick upload of Starfield's Armatures for characters, all creature types, and robots. Taking advantage of Animation IO - the new animation and rig export tools recently released by Devaris45 for Blender 4.3+, I've extracted Starfield's vanilla armatures for the following characters, creatures and robots: Humans (All human characters share the same skeleton, the only difference is the female skeleton is scaled slightly smaller than the male skeleton.) - Male - Female Creatures - Biped - Critter - Floater - Flyer - Hexapod - Hopper - Larva - Manta - Mantid - Octopede - Parasite - QuadrapedA - QuadrapedB - QudrapedC - Starfish - Swimmer - Terromorph Robotics - BallisticTurret - LaserTurret - MiniBot - ModelA - ModelS - ModelT - SecurityCamera The goal of this resource is to provide a central file that has all of Starfield's vanilla armatures for the purposes of creating custom animations or even new types of armatures. This is purely a modder's resources, and is meant for Blender 4.5 and up. It can probably work in earlier versions as it just contains raw armatures. I just saved the .Blend while using 4.5, so there's a chance data can be lost if using a earlier version, but that is exceedingly rare. Do note that since the animation tools are in their infancy and have only just been released, the author has cautioned that rigs that have been exported back into Starfield have caused some crashes due to some possibly undecoded parts of the format. So with that being said, let me know how these work. Credits - Bethesda Softworks for Starfield itself - Blender for being Blender - Deveris256 for the Animation IO addon Starfield Rig Collection 1.0.rar Submitter Darkflip95 Submitted 03/29/26 Category Animation Requirements - Starfield - Blender 4.3+ - Animation IO addon by Devaris256 (https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/16184?tab=description)  

Fallout 4 Animation Modding This thread is for modders and animators. It is here to discuss everything related to working with Fallout 4 animations. All tools and Guide is now located on nexus mods, in form of Fallout 4 Animation Kit. Fallout 4 Animation Kit (F4AK) >> Download << Finally, version 1.0.0. Guide is now in PDF format inside the Kit archive. First to mention - this will be the place I put the latest stable release. I recommend using kit downloaded from here, NOT github! Github contains a lot of trash files, scripts can be newer but with more bugs. This KIT includes: Detailed guide on working with Fallout 4 animations in PDF format. Both import and export are covered. Almost all tools and plugins you need to export or import animations. If something is not included you can find a download link in the guide. Preset files for HCT, including rig.txt files and .hko settings files. Scenes and rigs for 3ds max for Human character. In later version will add other rigs as well. Deathclaw skeleton and mesh in max format, but its not quite correct, there just an example. FAQ Q: So, we can now create animations for Fallout 4? A: Yes, we can. You can. Q: Can I make 3rd person animations using this Kit\Guide? A: Yes, you can. Q: What is not included in the kit? A: 3ds max\maya\blender are not included, HavokContentTools is also not included. You'll have to ask other modders to obtain a link for HCT. Everything else is there. But I still recommend looking for newer versions of included tools, like niftools or hkxpack. Q: Were do I get the Guide? A: Download the rar archive in the Files page here, and it will be in the root, called F4AK_AnimationGuide.pdf. You can view PDF using free Adobe Acrobat Reader, or using your web browser. Q: Will this guide teach me how to work with 3ds max, rig tech and animation theory? A: No. It is assumed that you know your way around 3ds max at least to some extent, even though I tried to described everything in as much detail as possible. You don't need to be a rigging\animation\3ds max guru, but if you never worked with 3ds max or 3d animation before - I recommend learning those things first. DigitalTutors introductions may be a good place to start. Also I highly recommend larning 12 Animation Principles. Just google it. Important note! I admit, lately I spend less time on this project, and F4 modding. But I still think that it is important to try and keep all documentation stuff in one place. I remember those days of Oblivion, Skyrim moddins, when there were 10 guides explaining the same thing, and they were all outdated, so in the end we had to spend tons of time figuring stuff out on our own. So my goal is to make F4AK the "Go to" main documentation when it comes to F4 animation production. Keep in mind that F4AK guide is aimed at people with some experience with 3ds max. So it's NOT a 3ds max usage guide. And it is also NOT a Creation Kit or Papyrus scripting Guide. It's main goal is to describe how to work with skeletons and animations, how to produce required hkx, xml and nif files for later use in your mods. So! Please, DO NOT create your copies or versions of F4AK, if you think you need to update it, if things changed and I missed the change. Instead - write me about what needs to be updated. You can reach out to me via PM, or directly by my email - cccgirl7@gmail.com . I will get notification on my email from PM as well, but if it's more urgent better just write me an email. Once I get it, I will update the documentation. Thanks for your attention Keep modding!

Download - Rayne_highpoly.zip 8K poster (low-poly) - 8K_poster.png Rayne from BloodRayne. Hi-poly Blender 3D model. * You can change the color of different clothers parts to white, grey, black and red. * 3 types of texture. Leather, latex, regular. Future plans: 0. Low/mid-poly model available for public download. High-poly model can't be intergrated normally to current-gen games - huge lags will be. 1. NSFW version add-on. Currently nude body not done fully - chest needs to be polished, primary sexual characteristics need to be finished, we didn't add any underwear things. Will contain: * Naked model, public hair. * Transparent clothing. * Lingerie. * Jeanette Voerman (VTMB) type of skirt and shirt. 2. Port to Resident Evil 2/3. If you want to see more mods like this you can support us by donation on: Patreon page - UnknDoomer and folks is creating SFM/NSFW 3D models and games modifications | Patreon Notice: Every our core models and mods that were originally free will be in the same state in future. Page is for folks who want to support us via this service / looking for additional mods and things. PayPal - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/cardanddice Bitcoin - 14sed2GkzDQBd4ovEA5piZkCZcnyuaK96s USDT - 0xfC7054e7EEB4C6f7db5164a34D6A557cCf1F755E, Tether, ERC20 YooMoney - 410011261868322 Buy specific things directly on: CubeBrush Cults3D TurboSquid Join our Discord channel - https://discord.gg/KMb7GbpfZN