Here is a link to download the PDF for making a V4 Clone for Dawn
Notes:
You can use a prepared pose for Dawn, instead of manually matching her up (such as provided in this POST by @Bejaymac, which includes additional changes and scaling), or here are some settings (with some updates) for Dawn to match V4, to get you started. Again they were real quick, but close enough to get fitting clothes. The odd decimal places are due to the dials…I did not work to get them that precise.
Originally posted by me as a NOTE:
@Pendraia mentioned using “scale” was bad for this, but not sure the technical reasons why. You can always redo, if we find there are better setting and overwrite the .dsf. Just thought I should mention it, cause I just “figured” this out, where others do this stuff often in content creation
hip z translate -3.13
abdomen2 y-scale 139.1% ***
abdomen2 bend -1.59
left collar front-back 1.66
right collar front-back -1.66
left forearm bend -2.46
left forearm side-side -2.00
right forearm bend 2.46
right forearm side-side -2.00
left thigh bend -1.24 (originally -3.47, but changed since zeroing V4 in tutorial V2)
left thigh side-side -7.44
right thigh bend -1.24 (originally -3.47, but changed since zeroing V4 in tutorial V2)
right thigh side-side 7.44
left shin bend 0.8 (updated per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4, originally 2.75)
left shin side-side 2.9 (updated per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4, originally 2.4)
left foot bend 22.87 (added per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4)
left foot twist 4.85 (added per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4)
right shin bend 0.8 (updated per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4, originally 2.75)
right shin side-side -2.9 (updated per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4, originally -2.4)
right foot bend 22.87 (added per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4)
right foot twist -4.85 (added per Bejaymac pose for zeroed V4)