Those damn legs!

[Sorryman54]

Sup tulpamancers.

I'm in the process of making a pony tulpa and I have one tiny problem..

 

THOSE FUCKING HINDLEGS.

It's a simple-ish problem. The hindlegs have problems shaping the way their supposed to. It's annoying and I can't fix it.

 

Do you think it's because of the fact I haven't put a skeleton in Shy? Or any anatomy? The only system she has is the reproductive.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

Also, YES, I HAVE READ THE PONY ANATOMY THREAD!

[Guest Anonymous]

I think I made a thread related to skeletons before. Lemme get it. And that shit fucked me up too, man.

[QB2]

QB doesn't have any systems at all, and he walks perfectly. Plus, since my little ponies are cartoon characters, they don't always move in a way a normal skeleton would actually allow... so any internal work would be semi-redundant.

I think the main thing to do to work on this would be to watch gifs and videos of your pony walking and pay great attention to exactly how their walking process works.

http://kyubeytulpa.tumblr.com/post/19379232168/lets-get-visualizing

[Sorryman54]

I know how she walks, but it's the hindleg's shape.

[Guest Anonymous]

http://tulpa.info/forums/Thread-For-ponymancers-like-me-trying-to-nail-bone-structure?highlight=ponymancers

 

Google

 

http://tulpa.info/forums/Thread-Visualization-Pony-tulpa-proportions?highlight=skeleton

 

http://tulpa.info/forums/Thread-Visualization-Tulpa-Anatomy?highlight=skeleton

 

There are different skeletal structures as well.

[Sorryman54]

I know. I have a huge folder with compiled pictures of Shy and other body systems for reference. I know what the legs look like, but can never 'morph' them correctly.

[Guest Anonymous]

Something I did when I still had Vinyl was I took a weapon (a sickle in that case) and shaved the layers of skin off to examine inside.

 

Stupid as shit in retrospect.

[Sorryman54]

My tulpa can feel pain, Brah...

[Phi]

Same thing happened with my tulpa's hair. I just ignored it and talked to her for awhile, and by the end of our conversation I noticed that her hair had fixed itself.

Sometimes putting too much focus on something just invites intrusive thoughts and other detrimental ideas.

[Sorryman54]

Same thing happened with my tulpa's hair. I just ignored it and talked to her for awhile, and by the end of our conversation I noticed that her hair had fixed itself.

Sometimes putting too much focus on something just invites intrusive thoughts and other detrimental ideas.

 

I never pay attention to her hindlegs (why would I?) when we're doing stuff. I guess it's me, but it's still annoying to say the least.