Months ago I made an Aurora Spencer model in Blender. After a few months of using it and getting Praise from Aurora Spencer herself, I felt now is the perfect time for all of you to have access to the Model. Using a Basic Fox Model made by Warfaremachine. WHen using this model PLEASE TAG ME ON TWITTER, OR LINK MY TWITTER WHERE EVER YOU RELEASE YOUR ART. A picture using her has been Retweeted by Warfaremachine himself. My Twitter: https://twitter.com/Smokedaddy_3D Added Superloba Outfit (Suit by Wafaremachine, Retextured) Added Cow Bikini

If there are any bugs, please notify me on Twitter Features Rigify FK/IK Rig Base (IK/FK & FK/IK Follow/Snap, Rubber Tweak Bones, Pole Switch) Custom UI Panel Optimised for Subdivision Shapekeys accessible from Rig UI Switchable Penis Eye Glow Controls Material Controls Costume Selector Skin Selector Modifier Control Character Switch (Both Characters are the same model) Posing Rigify Rigs If you have never posed a rigify rig before, this video will tell you all about the rig's functionalities, that should get you up and running. https://youtu.be/vKgH5zXIYmM If you have problems with this file, read the below notes on this Project Page. Should that not solve them, hit up the Smutbase Discord Server https://discord.gg/T2DBVzH or tweet https://twitter.com/therealcrute Please note that if your problem could have been solved by reading the Project Page and you still ask me because you did not read through it, you will suffer my displeasure. FAQ My Viewport is all pink The model's environment texture is not packed in with the file to save space. You would normally link or append this model from the library into your scene file, which will override these settings anyway. You can simply assign one of blenders default environment maps, if you want to look at the model in varying lighting conditions. In a default install you will find these in Blender\2.XX\datafiles\studiolights\world\. Look for EXR files. How to Link a Model To link a model from a different blend file, place your 3D-Cursor where you want it to spawn in. Then go to File > Link Browse to the blend file that contains your desired models and double click it The browser will now show you the Data Blocks that make up that file. From these, chose "Collections". From the list of available collections, chose the one that has the name of the object you want, for instance, the collection that contains the rig for the Armature.Handcuff is named just that. Deactivate the "Instance Collections" Checkbox in the right side Properties Panel, then hit the "Link" Button. Your model is now in the scene, but you will not be able to pose it. To achieve this, select the linked object and run Object > Relations > Make Proxy. In more complex models, this will bring up a list of objects to make the proxy off of. From these you will select an Armature Object. For these models in this pack there is only one choice, so pick it and you will have a posable Proxy Armature. If you link in your file and the rig panel is NOT appearing, do not be alarmed, this is a security thing. You will have to reload the script manually. There are 2 ways of doing this: The first is to save the Scene File and then running File > Revert. This will reload everything that is a dependency of the file, which includes the script. The second way is to switch the Outliner Panel to "Blend File" Mode, Locating the linked File that is to be reloaded and right-clicking it, then selecting "Reload". One more important thing to mention about Linked Content is this: Any change that is not keyframed in your Scene File will be overwritten with information from the Linked Library File. So if you link a character and pose it, but you do NOT keyframe the bones' Location, Rotation and maybe Scale, those changes will, on re-loading the scene file, get lost and your pose will be reset to the rig's Rest Pose. How to Append a Model Luckily, Appending is nowhere near as complicated as Linking a model. Basically, Appending is just glorified Copy'n Paste. Just like with Linking, go to File > Append. From the Browser select the same Data Blocks, the Collection named after the model you want to append. As before, keep the "Instance Collections" Checkbox unchecked. And that is it. No Rig UI in the Side-Panel To open the Properties Panel (also known as the N-Panel) Press N or click the small arrow icon on the right side of the 3D-View Window. The Rig UI should be in the Item Tab If it is not there, this is most likely due to your Automatic Python execution being disallowed. This is a safety default. To run the python file that creates the rig panel, either go to your Preferences > Save & Load > Blend Files > Auto Run Python Sripts and enable this, then reload the file by going to File > Revert and confirming that, or Opening a Text Editor Window, selecting the Rig_UI python file from the dropdown that lists the text files in the current .blend and then Running Script. This will manually execute the code and build the Rig Panel. Loading the rig UI The Rig UI loads automatically, unless you have "Auto-run Python Scripts" disabled, in which case, all you need to do is run it from the text editor by selecting the Rig_UI.py file and hitting "Run" manually.

Getting Help: ______________________________________________ If you have problems with this file, read the below notes on this Project Page. Should that not solve them, hit up the Smutbase Discord Server https://discord.gg/T2DBVzH or tweet https://twitter.com/therealcrute Please note that if your problem could have been solved by reading the Project Page and you still ask me because you did not read through it, you will suffer my displeasure. Loading the rig UI The Rig UI loads automatically, unless you have "Auto-run Python Scripts" disabled, in which case, all you need to do is run it from the text editor by selecting the Rig_UI.py file and hitting "Run" manually. Manually Running Python Scripts in Blender Auto-Running Python Scripts in Blender. Warning: might pose a security risk Popsicles Features: ______________________________________________ Base Color: Put in your Diffuse Color here. Color Preset: Let's your input through if set to 0, any higher value overrides it with premade Gradients. Your options and their respective values are: 1 Triple Orange 2 Solero(TM) 3 Designer Rainbow 4 Classic Rainbow 5 Vive la Revolution! Hue/Val/Sat: Can be used to art direct the ice creams appearance. This violates all kinds of energy conservation laws, I am sure, but for NPR purposes it is perfect. Wetness Position: Slides a wetness film down from the top of the object to its bottom. Wetness Edge Hardness: Sets the hardness of the edge that the wetness film has. 0 is very gradual, 1 is very hard and abrupt. Fluid Darkening: Allows you to darken the area that is covered in fluid. Not physically accurate but again, useful for NPR. Transmission: Allows you to set the transmissiveness of the material. Ice Cream fares better with a little less, Popsicles should get a little more. Bump Strength: Determines how deep surface irregularities are. Subdivision Modifier: Doubles and smooths out Object Geometry for Smoother Silhouettes. Has a separate Viewport and Render Setting, keep Viewport Level low for better performance. How to use: ______________________________________________ Paste, Append or link the Popsicle/Twinsicle/Roundhead, etc. Collection to your file. This will give you all you need. All material settings are done in the Shader NodeGroups Tutorial for Linking and Appending https://smutba.se/tutorials/view/79/ Changelog: ______________________________________________ V [1.0.0] 2021/04/23 Initial Release Considered Future Features: ______________________________________________ Frozen Condensation Overlay Procedural Melting ______________________________________________ Candy Cane Features: ______________________________________________ Select the CandyCane Object in Object Mode, open the Properties Panel (press N) and find the Properties Tab. This holds the Custom Properties controlling the features. Cane Length: Controls the length of the cane. Divet Scale: Controls size of surface irregularities. Handle Bend: Controls the amount of bend the handle has. Rails Amount: Controls the amount of grooves along the canes length. Twist Amount: Controls how many stripes the cane has. Modifiers: Subdivision Modifier: Doubles and smooths out Object Geometry for Smoother Silhouettes. Has a separate Viewport and Render Setting, keep Viewport Level low for better performance. How to use: ______________________________________________ Paste, Append or link the Lollipop Collection to your file. This will give you all you need. All material settings are done in the Shader NodeGroups Tutorial for Linking and Appending https://smutba.se/tutorials/view/79/ Changelog: ______________________________________________ V [1.0.2] 2021/04/24 FIXED Lattice would shear the cane, changed interpolation to linear. Now works as intended. V [1.0.1] 2021/04/24 FIXED Modifier on Array.Start.Cap that was causing the render to spaz out is now gone. REMOVED Bezier Path Objects that were no longer in use. Missed those before. CHANGED Object Data Block naming to be consistent with my naming pattern. V [1.0.0] 2021/04/23 Initial Release Considered Future Features: ______________________________________________ WetMap Flavor Presets Stripe Pattern Options More Divet Options ______________________________________________ Credits: ______________________________________________ noodlebox: for helping me make this shader work on the deformed geometry. Magical! lizendy: for telling me to stop adding features to my releases. morelewd: for showing me an entirely new mindset on finishing assets. Lollipop Features: ______________________________________________ Colors: Hue, Saturation, Value Controls for the input Diffuse Color. Bump Strength: Controls depth of surface irregularities. Warp Strength: Controls bending of candy color lines. Subdivision Modifier: Doubles and smooths out Object Geometry for Smoother Silhouettes. Has a separate Viewport and Render Setting, keep Viewport Level low for better performance.