Cheeky Bratz - 16 Solo Poses for GF8 / GF8.1
Copyright (C) by Pushee-Ri, 2023
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As described in the promotional text, the poses of this project were tested with different GF8 and GF8.1 models. 

With one exception (pose 10), all the other poses had only the known, minor problems such as distances that were 
sometimes too large or slight overlaps of body parts. These are known problems that can be solved with the 
usual techniques.

"Pose 10" can be used without problems for all models that have been scaled proportionally to the GF8 base. 
With disproportionately scaled models such as Victoria 8 (whose arms are proportionally too short), 
the model's hands "grow" into the back.

This is - as described - not a fault due to a badly made pose, but is due to the model mentioned 
and its disproportionate physique.

"Poses 17 & 18"
These poses only work with a camera above the model's head. Therefore, they are not explicitly 
mentioned / shown in the list, but are free additions so that you can recreate scenes 
as shown in the main promo image.


IMORTANT:

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"Preset Exceeds Limits" dialog
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If a "Preset Exceeds Limits" dialog box appears, please select "Leave Limits On". Although I tried not to cross any 
limits, these limits were generated and implemented by DAZ when bones were locked and unlocked ("pin") during the 
creation of the pose or when the pose was mirrored.


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"Fused" body parts
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In normal life, a model's skin or musculature gives way (creates "dents") when poses are tight. In 3D, this "denting" 
is not possible, so it is normal (for complex poses) to press parts of the body into each other. 

If this pressing of body parts into each other leads to irritating results with your particular model, 
you can find a few tips on how to avoid or repair it in the PDF manual.