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Which hair for the default look of Futa Belline? (Patreon)

Published:
2022-02-03 17:17:54
Edited:
2022-02-07 10:13:12
Imported:
2022-03

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I think the left one is good. It can't clip through her breasts because it's short, meanwhile others can during some positions.

Though middle one is also good since it's not that long & the clipping wouldn't be too much of an issue compared to the right one.


Comments

Jon

im with you on the left, shorter hair is a good look

androinz
>>77112812

I would prefer to have the straight model's hair but I have no idea how to convert the hair &amp; also, there is still the clipping issue. But I guess the middle one is also good since the clipping would be minimal. And yeah the look on the left suits the mischievous character of Belline.

Bonk

Left one is the best imo

STEPHANE

short hair, it allows to be able to see her breasts in all positions in POV mode ;)

Spagliato

Quite frustrating when hair covers all the facial expressions. Really enjoyed 'Paiges ponytail' by Clockwork Silver for this reason

androinz (edited)

Comment edits

2022-03-04 04:13:31 For that I'm using the "snap," setting, as the name suggests it's to snap the hair to it's original style and allows me to control how much it'll "move." The middle one seems to be the winner &amp; I will try to find the optimal settings to prevent it from covering facial expressions.
2022-02-07 10:12:25 For that I'm using the "snap," setting, as the name suggests it's to snap the hair to it's original style and allows me to control how much it'll "move." The middle one seems to be the winner & I will try to find the optimal settings to prevent it from covering facial expressions.
>>77148585

For that I'm using the "snap," setting, as the name suggests it's to snap the hair to it's original style and allows me to control how much it'll "move." The middle one seems to be the winner & I will try to find the optimal settings to prevent it from covering facial expressions.