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Tomb Raider / Lara Croft Face of the 2016 ~ 2018 game? Where to find?

xXQuatroXxxXQuatroXx Posts: 173
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Hi all,

The should be a model or face morph somewhere that resembles the lara croft model from 2016 ~ 2018 very well.

Can anyone tell me where i can find her? been searching, no luck.

Thanks

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  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,754

    Don't know of any morph, but this thread might help you

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/58423/celebrity-look-a-likes-for-3d-figures-part-2/p1

     

  • xXQuatroXxxXQuatroXx Posts: 173
    Not realy what im looking for. Looking for pure ingame model like sfm used.
  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,754
    xXQuatroXx said:
    Not realy what im looking for. Looking for pure ingame model like sfm used.

    You won't find that for daz studio. SFM uses illegally ripped game models, DS uses original mesh developed for use inside daz studio. The rigging used on DS models is much different that the bones used on game models, so they couldn't even be imported and posed in DS.

  • unused account - glossedsfmunused account - glossedsfm Posts: 329
    edited February 2019
    xXQuatroXx said:
    Not realy what im looking for. Looking for pure ingame model like sfm used.

     

    If you want the actual in-game models and not daz lookalikes then you can find them on sites like deviantart, sfmlab and smutbase.  Deviantart you'll find mostly xnalara format but if you wanted to open it up in Blender you can get scripts that convert the textures.  Sfmlab is obviously for SFM while smutbase (link to that site is on sfmlab) has the models available in common formats (.blend, .fbx, c4d, etc) for Blender, 3DSM and Maya.  If you're thinking about bringing any of those into Daz3ds then be ready to do a lot of work.  They can be imported into Daz3ds but in order to be able to do any body or face posing you'd have to rig the models using Daz standards.

     

    There are legality issues when using those models like FSMC said.  If you want to try avoiding trouble with Square Enix or any other game develop then use their models but dont charge anything for it. Some people have sold animations or posters of those models and tried to pass that off as a service.  But i dont know the legalities of that either. But even if you dont charge anything for your work you might still get takedown notices of anything you make of them. It varies from one game company to another.  Nintendo for example protects its IP's while Square Enix might be a bit more lax (as you can see judging from alllll the nsfw Lara Croft stuff out there).

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  • xXQuatroXxxXQuatroXx Posts: 173
    Yeah wasnt planning on changing lara or do anything 18+ like. But the face realy looks good that sfm did. Anyway thanks guys. I realy thought a sa w daz3d download some where in the past just forgot where it was. Was hoping maybe you knew.
  • unused account - glossedsfmunused account - glossedsfm Posts: 329

    Well someone did make a "vault rustler" outfit which is based on her TR2013 appearance.  But for the faces you'll see that for Daz there are lots of poor imitations or people who do their "interpretation" of what they want Lara to look like.  I've only seen a few get close to her in game look. In the link below is one example that i think is pretty close.  Her TR2013, ROTTR and SOTTR face and hair will be hard to recreate since most Daz characters dont look anything like her so they would need a lot of tweaking.  But her pre-TR2013 appearance like in TR:Legend or Underworld might be easier to make in Daz because it seems like it resembles a lot of Daz characters.

     

    https://www.deviantart.com/roro31/art/Lara-Croft-Daz-Studio-Model-544660476

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,754

    There is this "interpretation" of her https://www.daz3d.com/laura-for-genesis-3-female-s

     

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