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Getting help from the local lycanroc anthro.

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Angel

Posted by Angel 10 months ago Report

A very helpful presentation.

Bright

Posted by Bright 10 months ago Report

Glad to hear it!

Brains2

Posted by Brains2 10 months ago Report

Educational! XD Wonder if I'll feel up for trying an internal shot.

GreyFacePred

Posted by GreyFacePred 9 months ago Report

Feedback on the idea of "Folds":
For my Characters, I'm going to have a High-Realism of about %80-90. I'm running some math on the shape of the stomach to ensure it is as strong as possible.
What the math is saying is that Folds are not random. The human stomach isn't designed for vore, but if you wanted a stomach designed for vore, then Folds can be a pretty good idea compared to a hypothetical smooth mono-chamber.
Folds allow for expansion without stretching, and CAN let the muscles focus on stretching in one direction, which is an extreme advantage for muscular stretching and preserving squeeze strength. Snakes use this biological advantage because their belly is a long tube, so the prey stretches the stomach muscles on only one radial axis.

At least one of my Characters' stomachs will use vertical/longitudinal Folds to provide horizontal expansion, and have the muscular stretching provide for the vertical portion of expansion. A Character/visual side effect of this stomach shape means that the belly tends to swell wider than it swells outwards, because the Folds offer less resistance than muscular stretching.

And of course, a stomach that is very full will have the Folds flattened from running out of room; the fullness causing stomach muscles to stretch in all directions. Then, the stomach surface will appear smooth. This stomach state could be painful, but it is a predator instinct to "secure" as much food as possible.


The drawing stages I have no critique for.
Have a nice day!

Bright

Posted by Bright 9 months ago Report

Interesting thoughts there. I like the idea.