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Version 4.2 was released in February 2008 which added a set of built-in male morphs and further technical improvements. Version 4.1 was released in April 2007 and included a separate rigged eyeBrow prop and improved on the capability to load multiple sets of morphs into the character without causing conflicts. Sporting an almost mannequin-like appearance, Victoria 4's head nevertheless contains enough polys to make photorealistic, real-person likenesses possible. The mesh for Victoria 4.0 was developed using Luxology's modo. As with V3, V4's proportions and rigging were not designed to be backwards compatible. The fourth and final standalone generation of Victoria was released in late 2006, which included a new body shape and added several technical improvements to the figure. Victoria 3's eyebrows were not transmapped but textures painted onto the face texture. Victoria 3 was the first of Daz 3D figures to support morph injection poses, which allowed users to apply morphs from the Pose Library rather than manually selecting body parts and loading morph target files. This figure has an even higher density of polygons (74,510 polygons compare to 28,989 polys for V1 and V2 ) with improvement in rigging over the previous millennium figures. This was also the first figure for which neither Victoria nor Michael had genitals modeled on the body mesh V3 provided a fine enough poly count in the region to make it possible for third party morphers to design their own while Michael 3's genitals were a parented prop (which continued with the next generation). This generation was the first to have both the male and female figures be modeled from the same base 'unimesh,' allowing Victoria 3 and Michael 3 to easily share poses, texture maps and even morph targets. Victoria 3, released in 2002 yet again raised the poly count and resculpted the face, leaving out transmapped eyebrows in favor of painting them directly onto the face texture, but was no longer backwards compatible to Victoria 2's rigging, textures or clothing. Victoria 2's eyebrows were separately transmapped objects. From this point forward, the Stephanie character (following the Generation numbering) was no longer a remorphed Michael but a character based on (and requiring) Victoria. Released in 2001, V2 contained more body shaping features and a wider range of facial expressions but was rigged to be compatible with V1's clothing and accessories.

Victoria 2 was the next step in the figure development, refining the rigging and coming with as a reduced polygon version. Zygote also sold an anime-morphed character for Victoria named Aiko, and each successive generation of Victoria has so far had an accompanying Aiko (whose facial morphs can vary between anime and a less exaggerated Asian). She was originally released as 'The Millennium Woman', but the resulting colloquial shortening to 'Millie' led to Zygote renaming her as Victoria. Victoria 1 was released by then-Zygote in February 1999 and was the first named medium-resolution figure for use with Poser. The figure comes pre-rigged with standardized features, and earlier versions can be exported to a variety of 3D modeling/animation applications. īesides being poseable, using preset morph dials the figure can be manipulated into a variety of different aesthetic and ethnic female forms.

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The figure was originally created as one of two standard characters which also included the male character ' Michael' ('Stephanie' being a full body female morph of Michael). There have been several 'generations' of the figure, all bearing the same name.

Victoria is an articulated 3D female figure developed and sold by Daz 3D.