ilovepregnantwomen I'd love to do a video of belly inflation, You are using daz studio right?

Yes, I'm using DAZ3d.  I have thought of a belly inflation scene.  It is easy to do the belly inflation, but what is hard is making it look realistic otherwise- like what to do with the rest of her body and facial expressions while her belly grows.  Maybe I can do the inflation sequence while she is sleeping?  That would solve those problems I guess. But yeah, they're not that hard to do in DAZ. Almost every render I do is an inflation scene, because that is how you get the clothes to fit properly using D-Force cloth. You start out with nicely fitting clothes on an unmorphed character at the beginning, then the clothes move and automatically adjust as she grows to the end of the scene. So really all I would have to do is render out that sequence and basically any render I do would be an inflation scene. Its just that some (most) are not going to look natural or realistic. But then again most of my renders are not realistic in the first place!

(July 8, 2020, 9:54 pm)bigbursty

ilovepregnantwomen I'd love to do a video of belly inflation, You are using daz studio right?

Yes, I'm using DAZ3d.  I have thought of a belly inflation scene.  It is easy to do the belly inflation, but what is hard is making it look realistic otherwise- like what to do with the rest of her body and facial expressions while her belly grows.  Maybe I can do the inflation sequence while she is sleeping?  That would solve those problems I guess.  But yeah, they're not that hard to do in DAZ.  Almost every render I do is an inflation scene, because that is how you get the clothes to fit properly using D-Force cloth.  You start out with nicely fitting clothes on an unmorphed character at the beginning, then the clothes move and automatically adjust as she grows to the end of the scene.  So really all I would have to do is render out that sequence and basically any render I do would be an inflation scene.  Its just that some (most) are not going to look natural or realistic.  But then again most of my renders are not realistic in the first place!

I'd love to learn how to do realistic renders.? maby we can work together?

New animation of Haley's belly expanding to massive proportions!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/191BRiw0...sp=sharing

Nice expansion. I feel for Haley

Link to walking animation after her expansion:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_F6yEFq...sp=sharing

Copied and pasted from a DA post:

This is for all you Haley fans!   

I keep getting more requests for Haley, and rightly so!  She kind of started this all off for me and you will see some of that portrayed in the story below.  The beginning part of the story is featuring Haley, but it will eventually involve all my girls (if I ever finish it).

But, the primary purpose of this post is to share the work-in-progress animation and to get some opinions/tips/suggestions on it.  So, if you like Haley and want to help me out with her, which animation do you like best and why?  (I would also take suggestions for the story, but I do have a lot of ideas in my head for that already)

Clip 1: This is the first walk animation I did with her at this extreme size:
    PROS:
        >She really waddles when she walks- this is how I would picture a girl would actually walk if her tummy was pumped full of this much silicone (see description of her current state below)
        >I like the open cardigan and tried to make it look more like a hospital gown that doesn't fit her because she is too huge.
        >I like her arms swinging free , adds realism and that's probably what she would do to help balance in real life if she was carrying a belly around that is this big.
    CONS:
        >Animation is not smooth and has several places that are jerky.  This is because it is a canned walk animation file that I heavily modified.  I have trouble modifying the a canned animations and still keep them smooth.  You can really see this in her arms/hands because I had to modify the animation a lot to keep them from clipping her huge tummy that's sticking out past her hips.
        >I can't get any clothing to fit her properly around the waist because she is too modified down there, hence the open cardigan repurposed as a hospital gown (this may be a pro or a con depending on your opinion, but I personally would like to have some sexy panties on her at least).  FWIW, I can make clothes fit her in a static pose, even at this size, but it just breaks up (explodes) during the animation.
        >Her breasts are exposed (I probably prefer them covered in this context, but maybe you don't).
        >It looks too much like she is a zombie!
Clip 2 and 3: These are two angles of my second attempted walk animation with mildly modified canned file:
    PROS:
        >Animation is much smoother.
        >Got a baby doll dress repurposed as a way too small hospital gown.
    CONS:
        >Her legs move too much and so her thighs clip through the lower part of her belly while walking.
        >The walk is too natural and doesn't show the effect of her enormous belly (I think the first animation portrays her emense girth much better)
        >I like the baby doll dress, but I think maybe the cardigan was better.
        >Hands holding her belly is kind of hot, but they are too static for me.  Can't see her walking that way if she was this size in real life. 

Anyway, let me know what you think.

Background on Haley, for those who are not familiar with her story (plus a lot of new info for any other interested party:

Haley started as an intern for Lenken Labs just out of college, now almost three years ago.  The special division of Lenken Labs that Haley was assigned to was working on some new products to make high order multiple pregnancies safer for the mom and her babies.  With the recent success of IVF treatments and other fertility drugs (including those made and sold by Lenken Labs), multiple pregnancies were becoming very commonplace.  The problem was that the current state of medical science was allowing successful multiple fertilizations, but late term complications often forced premature deliveries, which was not healthy for the babies.  Products were also readily available to delay the natural birthing process so women could carry to full term or beyond, but then that would be more risky and uncomfortable for the mother.  Lenken Labs was hoping to develop products that would help women carry high order multiples to full term, which was the best for the babies, while making the pregnancy easier on mom.

What Lenken Labs came up with was the Elastiderm line of products.  The first (Elastiderm 1.0) was a special body lotion that could be applied to a pregnant woman's abdomen that allowed the skin and muscle tissue under the skin to stretch and expand much more easily.  This was successfully tested and was about to hit the market about the time Haley came to Lenken Labs.  Tests were indicating that this product was very successful, extending most multiple pregnancies 2-3 weeks further than without the treatment and was proven to ease the pregnancy for the women.  The only recorded side effect was that the mother's belly grew to be about 25% larger than without the treatment during direct week-to-week comparisons (the women often exceeded this 25% growth by the end since they tended to carry, and therefore grow, a few extra weeks before giving birth). 

While Elastiderm 1.0 was very successful and very safe for single or twin pregnancies, there was a need to extend triplet and even higher order multiple pregnancies to full term or at least closer to it.  It was considered best for the health of the babies if they could be carried to at least 37 weeks.  While Elastiderm 1.0 was effective at extending the pregnancy and reducing physical stress on the mother, it was still difficult to consistently carry to 37 weeks with 3 or more babies. A follow up solution was developed that was even more effective but potentially more risky.  Fittingly, the new product was dubbed Elastiderm 2.0.  This was actually injected directly into the mothers bloodstream and would allow much greater expansion of all the tissues involved in the pregnancy, from the skin to the uterus.  Combined with the external application of Elastiderm 1.0, the scientists at Lenken Labs were convinced that they had a solution.

When Haley arrived at Lenken Labs, Elastiderm 2.0 had gone through a lot of laboratory testing, but it was not actually tested in humans.  For several months, she was helping to complete the final lab testing processes, and she too became convinced of its effectiveness.  She was also feeling confident it was safe, but she knew they would need to test it on humans soon.  She never told anyone, but she had a huge attraction to pregnancy, and she was excited at the prospect of working with the ladies who would be testing the these products during actual pregnancies.  Secretly, she was also hoping she would have the opportunity to test them herself some day, but she was not ready to start a family of her own yet.

TO BE CONTINUED.....

......But to bring us up to date, this is her current state [note: SPOILER ALERT!]:
Haley is still working for Lenken Labs, testing the limits of Elastiderm products.  She is not actually pregnant now, (however she was a surrogate for triplets over a year ago as part of the Elastiderm 2.0 testing process), but she does have 28,200cc of a special silicone gel called Expandicone divided up equally into three implant sacs in her uterus.  Each implant sac had 300cc of a special catalyst added that reacted with the Expandicone gel, causing it to foam and expand to just over 100% of its initial volume.  So while her belly is extremely large, if doesn't weigh much more than before she had the expansion procedure done.  This animation is of Haley after her expansion procedure, walking around the halls of the hospital where Lenken Labs does their testing at.

(March 13, 2021, 2:23 pm)bigbursty Link to walking animation after her expansion:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_F6yEFq...sp=sharing

Copied and pasted from a DA post:

This is for all you Haley fans!   

I keep getting more requests for Haley, and rightly so!  She kind of started this all off for me and you will see some of that portrayed in the story below.  The beginning part of the story is featuring Haley, but it will eventually involve all my girls (if I ever finish it).

But, the primary purpose of this post is to share the work-in-progress animation and to get some opinions/tips/suggestions on it.  So, if you like Haley and want to help me out with her, which animation do you like best and why?  (I would also take suggestions for the story, but I do have a lot of ideas in my head for that already)

Clip 1: This is the first walk animation I did with her at this extreme size:
    PROS:
        >She really waddles when she walks- this is how I would picture a girl would actually walk if her tummy was pumped full of this much silicone (see description of her current state below)
        >I like the open cardigan and tried to make it look more like a hospital gown that doesn't fit her because she is too huge.
        >I like her arms swinging free , adds realism and that's probably what she would do to help balance in real life if she was carrying a belly around that is this big.
    CONS:
        >Animation is not smooth and has several places that are jerky.  This is because it is a canned walk animation file that I heavily modified.  I have trouble modifying the a canned animations and still keep them smooth.  You can really see this in her arms/hands because I had to modify the animation a lot to keep them from clipping her huge tummy that's sticking out past her hips.
        >I can't get any clothing to fit her properly around the waist because she is too modified down there, hence the open cardigan repurposed as a hospital gown (this may be a pro or a con depending on your opinion, but I personally would like to have some sexy panties on her at least).  FWIW, I can make clothes fit her in a static pose, even at this size, but it just breaks up (explodes) during the animation.
        >Her breasts are exposed (I probably prefer them covered in this context, but maybe you don't).
        >It looks too much like she is a zombie!
Clip 2 and 3: These are two angles of my second attempted walk animation with mildly modified canned file:
    PROS:
        >Animation is much smoother.
        >Got a baby doll dress repurposed as a way too small hospital gown.
    CONS:
        >Her legs move too much and so her thighs clip through the lower part of her belly while walking.
        >The walk is too natural and doesn't show the effect of her enormous belly (I think the first animation portrays her emense girth much better)
        >I like the baby doll dress, but I think maybe the cardigan was better.
        >Hands holding her belly is kind of hot, but they are too static for me.  Can't see her walking that way if she was this size in real life. 

Anyway, let me know what you think.

Background on Haley, for those who are not familiar with her story (plus a lot of new info for any other interested party:

Haley started as an intern for Lenken Labs just out of college, now almost three years ago.  The special division of Lenken Labs that Haley was assigned to was working on some new products to make high order multiple pregnancies safer for the mom and her babies.  With the recent success of IVF treatments and other fertility drugs (including those made and sold by Lenken Labs), multiple pregnancies were becoming very commonplace.  The problem was that the current state of medical science was allowing successful multiple fertilizations, but late term complications often forced premature deliveries, which was not healthy for the babies.  Products were also readily available to delay the natural birthing process so women could carry to full term or beyond, but then that would be more risky and uncomfortable for the mother.  Lenken Labs was hoping to develop products that would help women carry high order multiples to full term, which was the best for the babies, while making the pregnancy easier on mom.

What Lenken Labs came up with was the Elastiderm line of products.  The first (Elastiderm 1.0) was a special body lotion that could be applied to a pregnant woman's abdomen that allowed the skin and muscle tissue under the skin to stretch and expand much more easily.  This was successfully tested and was about to hit the market about the time Haley came to Lenken Labs.  Tests were indicating that this product was very successful, extending most multiple pregnancies 2-3 weeks further than without the treatment and was proven to ease the pregnancy for the women.  The only recorded side effect was that the mother's belly grew to be about 25% larger than without the treatment during direct week-to-week comparisons (the women often exceeded this 25% growth by the end since they tended to carry, and therefore grow, a few extra weeks before giving birth). 

While Elastiderm 1.0 was very successful and very safe for single or twin pregnancies, there was a need to extend triplet and even higher order multiple pregnancies to full term or at least closer to it.  It was considered best for the health of the babies if they could be carried to at least 37 weeks.  While Elastiderm 1.0 was effective at extending the pregnancy and reducing physical stress on the mother, it was still difficult to consistently carry to 37 weeks with 3 or more babies. A follow up solution was developed that was even more effective but potentially more risky.  Fittingly, the new product was dubbed Elastiderm 2.0.  This was actually injected directly into the mothers bloodstream and would allow much greater expansion of all the tissues involved in the pregnancy, from the skin to the uterus.  Combined with the external application of Elastiderm 1.0, the scientists at Lenken Labs were convinced that they had a solution.

When Haley arrived at Lenken Labs, Elastiderm 2.0 had gone through a lot of laboratory testing, but it was not actually tested in humans.  For several months, she was helping to complete the final lab testing processes, and she too became convinced of its effectiveness.  She was also feeling confident it was safe, but she knew they would need to test it on humans soon.  She never told anyone, but she had a huge attraction to pregnancy, and she was excited at the prospect of working with the ladies who would be testing the these products during actual pregnancies.  Secretly, she was also hoping she would have the opportunity to test them herself some day, but she was not ready to start a family of her own yet.

TO BE CONTINUED.....

......But to bring us up to date, this is her current state [note: SPOILER ALERT!]:
Haley is still working for Lenken Labs, testing the limits of Elastiderm products.  She is not actually pregnant now, (however she was a surrogate for triplets over a year ago as part of the Elastiderm 2.0 testing process), but she does have 28,200cc of a special silicone gel called Expandicone divided up equally into three implant sacs in her uterus.  Each implant sac had 300cc of a special catalyst added that reacted with the Expandicone gel, causing it to foam and expand to just over 100% of its initial volume.  So while her belly is extremely large, if doesn't weigh much more than before she had the expansion procedure done.  This animation is of Haley after her expansion procedure, walking around the halls of the hospital where Lenken Labs does their testing at.

Why isn’t this a real thing?! Ugh.

Still love your work. May I ask what morphs you are using? I want to be able to replicate a belly that big. Both the implant series, and the one on your avatar. I've gotten the back bending issue solved by using your pervious tips, now I just need to find a morph that looks good.

(I'm still teaching myself, but eventually i'd like to do some vore renders for another site.)

I use shape shift for Genesis 8 females. Turn off the limits on the sliders and you can go as big as you want.

Thanks again. Maybe one day I can get as good as you. lol

I'm sure you can. I learned by doing. I got into it three different times, and gave up the first two because the learning curve was too steep. Third time was a charm!