Izumi - V.L.S.I - Torrent DL

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Haven\'t seen this motion used in ages, probably never on Iwara. I made those split shorts for Izumi earlier this year, and wanted to make a video with her anyway, so here it is. No stage. This motion was never intended for stages, so Izumi floats around all over the place. I hope you enjoy the psychedelic background that was thrown together from various VJ animations. If not, there is a version with black BG in the torrents, and I even added one with alpha channel, in case somebody likes to remix this stuff. More about that topic here.This time I used the old blender render engine, because there is no environment anyway. Izumi has awesome legs, so I re-framed the camera motion a little to give them more screen time. The skin shader was made years ago and is supposed to re-create those ultra shiny skin highlights from Trabulance eroge. The shorts I mentioned earlier use a pretty complicated rig, consisting of 1 bone for backward, and 2 bones for forward motion on each side. So they are not weighed to the thigh bones at all. The backward bones move the rear "flap" of the shorts when her legs move back, while the forward1 bones move the front flap when her legs move forward. This has the effect of widening the slit at the side when she moves. The forward2 bones mainly slide the waistband up her belly when the legs are pulled up close to her chest, so it prevents clipping. A further improvement could be to add bones for the inside, so that the fabric between her legs doesn\'t stretch. Would improve the fan service factor too.Torrent Files:Torrent including psychedelic BG and black BG versions.Torrent including transparent version with alpha channel.Torrent Magnets:Torrent including psychedelic BG and black BG versions.Torrent including transparent version with alpha channel.The big versions now use h.265 instead of h.264, so they are a lot smaller. Please let me know how well they work for you, or if there are any issues.The version with alpha channel is a jp2 image sequence. Compositing applications should be able to read it.