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A tutorial for basic body morphing in Gimp Furrfu 06/12/15 (Fri) 23:14:12 No.12 [Reply]

Here's the basic process that I've been using for a lot of morphing, be it breast expansion, pregnancy, muscles, or even just artwork fixups.

You'll need to be familiar with using layers in the paint program, obviously.

The first stage is really to get the base image in a state where it's really for morphing, by doing any cleanup, framing, etc.

Note that I've taken these screenshots from an completed XCF file, so the 5 layers are already present-- while going through each stage, you will need to create a layer and paste the work in.

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Furrfu 06/12/15 (Fri) 23:29:43 No.16

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Usually I'll work on the expansion in stages-- doing a modest enlargement at first, and afterwards duplicate that layer and iWarp it again, and again, and again...

Furrfu 06/12/15 (Fri) 23:32:29 No.17

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Finally, enable just the layers you need for the finished morph-- the background/original layer, the morphed layer, and foreground.

By the way, notice the stacking of the layers-- 'foreground' has to be at the top for obvious reasons.

Furrfu 06/12/15 (Fri) 23:38:27 No.18

Keep in mind that IWarp can make a mess of a lot detail, and obviously overstretched and scaled areas of an image are to be avoided. In a pinch, the 'Shrink' in IWarp can unblur lines, growing outside an area can compress the area back, and there's the rest of the paint program to use. Damn, when editing someone's art, it need you to be an artist as well...

Morphing method II Furrfu 06/13/15 (Sat) 00:10:16 No.19

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There's also a second 'quicker' way to do simple morphing with less farting about with layers...

Open the image in Gimp, and then Duplicate the default/background layer. With the second layer, add an Alpha/Transparency channel to it.

Then IWarp the second layer, not worrying too much if other parts of the image get distorted.. In this case, the butt of the kitsune girl got squashed a bit-- in other images, things like straight line features in the background become curved, making it obvious something was distorted.

Next, the unwanted distorted areas in the second layer then get erased.

Flatten the image, post it to the Internets, and then bask in the mouthbreather comments that you live for! Yay.

Furrfu 06/13/15 (Sat) 00:12:25 No.20

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