The 3D pregnant female morph model now available from 3D Science is developed by medical illustrators to show changes in the lower female abdomen during gestation. The base for the morph is generated from scans of live models with optimized geometric resolution.
The 3D pregnant female morph model is a derivative of the 3D female integumentary system, with geometry carefully crafted to provide resolution in key areas for high quality rendering with excessive and superfluous geometry removed to increase functionality of the product. The morph begins the gestation process at conception and carries through to full-term. The package includes the skin of the female and the uterus, showing the changes in the lower abdominal and pelvic region that take place during pregnancy. A full-term fetus (non-morphing) is included with the model that is scaled to fit inside the expanded uterus. The model can be purchased with or without texture maps for the female skin and hair. The fetus and the uterus are not textured.
Zygote's Solid 3D Anatomy has set the standard in CAD and Simulation for over a decade.
"One of the main reasons we (Ghost) upgraded was to take advantage of the improved texturing and increased accuracy of the bony anatomy. Historically, we've spent a goodly amount of time trying to massage previous versions into shaders and geometry tweaks that stood up to the scrutiny of a close-up shot. With version 5 of the male and female anatomy collections, all I did was light it. No screwing around. Just animate, light and render... Honestly? The surgical procedure portions were the easiest part of this production."
Laura Schulz / Project Manager - ghOst Productions, Inc.