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hat_plays_simsOHGOD okay I have a sudden request list and it's all age conversions and/or sexyfeet and/or pregmorph additions.
I mean, mostly because I think I just figured out how to totally streamline my clothing to-do list AND unify the look of my game and bring you Medieval clothing that layers effortlessly from the scantest of scanties to big wintry fur coats.
1. Sexyfeet and Shoe Swaps
A. Kalynn's CU Simple Shift, found here. (Tapping at the Window or Past Eight O'Clock.) Silvain provides!
B.Heget's Perfect Tunics (straight sleeve, both lengths) with FantasyRogue's poulaines for TM-AM (I thought I had them. Turns out I do not)
2. Age Conversions
A.TO CF: Cynnix's edit of Needlecream's edit of a Liana dress, found here. Cynnix provides!
B.TO CM: Cynnix's edit of Ophelia's cross-less edit of Aligeth's Friar Tuck with FantasyRogue's Poulaines, found here. Cynnix provides!
C.TO CF: Beryllium's Frig Dress, found here. Cynnix provides!
C. To CM: Heget's Perfect Tunics with long and short fitted-sleeve tunics (steal the sleeves from these girls' gowns!) with poulaines, and a short, basic-sleeved tunic (01/02) with poulaines.
3. Morphs
A.Pregmorph: Bloom's Bigger Rounder Pregnant Belly TF True Nude, found here. (It explodes. Pls halp!)* Turns out it was my default version, not Bloom's original. But Cynnix provides!
B. Pregmorph: Skell's Happy Holidays Euro Santa Robe, AM (TM if you want), found here.
C.Cocomama's TF Plantsim Conversion, found here.* Cynnix provides!
D.Tiggerypum's AM Alpha Tunic, found here. (TM at mesher's discretion; other shapes need morphs but this post is about Maxis shapes) Cynnix provides!
4. Combinations and/or Other
A. Cocomama's Wide Fur Coat Long (find Dicreasy's AF pregmorph here) is something I very much want for winterwear, but I need:
i.TF Conversion with Pregmorph Dicreasy provides!
ii.CF Conversion Cynnix provides!
B. K8 of Parsimonious's Fairy Witch Gown is an awesome fantasy style, but I feel it needs:*
i.AF Pregmorph Cynnix provides, at that link!
ii.TF Conversion with Pregmorph Cynnix provides again! Same link.
iii.AF & TF conversions made into Apartment Life witch defaults Morganna provides, but still at the same link!
iv.CF Conversion Cynnix provides!
D.The Sims 2 Store Castle Set Knight could use a gender conversion (just fix the necks; under that much padding everyone looks the same); I'm not dying for it but it would make the heraldry sets nice and symmetrical. Cynnix provides an AF conversion AND an AM pregmorph, PLUS Androgyny versions!
* = I have no new texture plans for this mesh but desperately want it edited anyway.
HERE IS MY GOAL:
LAYERS. Thanks, Heget, for that idea. I want to be able to make my Sims' underwear chausses match their casual chausses. I want all the colors and styles to coordinate. I want underwear that fits under the casual clothes, and I want everybody to have at least three different options (before even looking at color) for every clothing category, regardless of age or gender. My list of partially-completed things to do looks like this at the moment:
Diapers, smocks, and smocks with coifs for infants
Diapers, smocks, and shifts for toddlers
Braises, braises with chausses, shirts, shirts with chausses, and long smocks for CM-EM
Braises with simple breast wraps, braises with German breast bagges, short smocks, short smocks with hosen and garters, and long shifts for CF-EF
At least three, maybe five everyday outfits for infants
At least three, maybe five everyday outfits for toddlers
Top-only tunics for CM-EM
Bottom-only chausses with poulaines for CM-EM (same as I've already done, only in all 82 colors I use)
At least three, maybe five full-body cross-class outfits, CM-EM
Top-only shifts with contrast placket for CF-EF (Silvain is on this, meshwise)
Bottom-only kirtles with wide lacings for CF-EF (again, Silvain is on it)
At least three, maybe five full-body cross-class outfits, CF-EF
Cocomama's Fur Coat as outerwear for CF-EF
Skell's Euro Santa Robes as outerwear for CM-EM
At least two Gym-exclusive outfits for CM-EM
At least two Gym-exclusive outfits for CF-EF
and...
Heraldic plate for YA-EM, maille with surcote for TM-EM, and maille with tabard, formal surcote, and servant's livery for CM-EM
Heraldic plate for YA-EF, maille with tabard for TF-EF, and sideless surcote and servant's livery for CF-EF
Better-Researched Viking Hangeroks for CF-EF, with accessory treasure necklaces
And then I'm still trying to give swimwear some thought. In the Middle Ages, swimwear was either 'underwear,' 'skinny-dipping,' or 'what you were wearing when you fell in the water.' And while I don't object to that, I also can't ever remember which category is 'swimwear' on the friggin' Clothing Tool, so I feel like I ought to add SOMETHING visually distinctive, really.
Heraldic sets will come in the seven colors that were legal heradrly in the High Middle Ages (red, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, and white), with and without devices, underclothes without hose will be insixteen eight linen colors, underclothes WITH hose in at least 82 (I may do some parti-colored hose, I have ideas), and all regular Casual-Maternity-Formal-Gym-Outerwear outfits will come in about 82 colors. Anything I can texture-reference will be texture-referenced (and I want your opinion: I want to do very modest nursing slits on some TF-EF shifts and smocks. Would you rather I do versions with and without the slits or could you care less?) to save space, and I'll be pulling my no-bust-shading trick again so that if-or-when conversions to other body shapes happen, I can just texture-reference away with no worries.
I think I really need to separate the Medieval Pregmorph List from my wishlist, though. There are a lot of meshes on it I don't really use, or would love to get rid of, but it's still a useful reference for what meshes made without pregmorphs got them, and which ones still need them.
I mean, mostly because I think I just figured out how to totally streamline my clothing to-do list AND unify the look of my game and bring you Medieval clothing that layers effortlessly from the scantest of scanties to big wintry fur coats.
1. Sexyfeet and Shoe Swaps
B.Heget's Perfect Tunics (straight sleeve, both lengths) with FantasyRogue's poulaines for TM-AM (I thought I had them. Turns out I do not)
2. Age Conversions
A.
B.
C.
C. To CM: Heget's Perfect Tunics with long and short fitted-sleeve tunics (steal the sleeves from these girls' gowns!) with poulaines, and a short, basic-sleeved tunic (01/02) with poulaines.
3. Morphs
A.
B. Pregmorph: Skell's Happy Holidays Euro Santa Robe, AM (TM if you want), found here.
C.
D.
4. Combinations and/or Other
A. Cocomama's Wide Fur Coat Long (find Dicreasy's AF pregmorph here) is something I very much want for winterwear, but I need:
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B. K8 of Parsimonious's Fairy Witch Gown is an awesome fantasy style, but I feel it needs:*
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D.
* = I have no new texture plans for this mesh but desperately want it edited anyway.
HERE IS MY GOAL:
LAYERS. Thanks, Heget, for that idea. I want to be able to make my Sims' underwear chausses match their casual chausses. I want all the colors and styles to coordinate. I want underwear that fits under the casual clothes, and I want everybody to have at least three different options (before even looking at color) for every clothing category, regardless of age or gender. My list of partially-completed things to do looks like this at the moment:
Diapers, smocks, and smocks with coifs for infants
Diapers, smocks, and shifts for toddlers
Braises, braises with chausses, shirts, shirts with chausses, and long smocks for CM-EM
Braises with simple breast wraps, braises with German breast bagges, short smocks, short smocks with hosen and garters, and long shifts for CF-EF
At least three, maybe five everyday outfits for infants
At least three, maybe five everyday outfits for toddlers
Top-only tunics for CM-EM
Bottom-only chausses with poulaines for CM-EM (same as I've already done, only in all 82 colors I use)
At least three, maybe five full-body cross-class outfits, CM-EM
Top-only shifts with contrast placket for CF-EF (Silvain is on this, meshwise)
Bottom-only kirtles with wide lacings for CF-EF (again, Silvain is on it)
At least three, maybe five full-body cross-class outfits, CF-EF
Cocomama's Fur Coat as outerwear for CF-EF
Skell's Euro Santa Robes as outerwear for CM-EM
At least two Gym-exclusive outfits for CM-EM
At least two Gym-exclusive outfits for CF-EF
and...
Heraldic plate for YA-EM, maille with surcote for TM-EM, and maille with tabard, formal surcote, and servant's livery for CM-EM
Heraldic plate for YA-EF, maille with tabard for TF-EF, and sideless surcote and servant's livery for CF-EF
Better-Researched Viking Hangeroks for CF-EF, with accessory treasure necklaces
And then I'm still trying to give swimwear some thought. In the Middle Ages, swimwear was either 'underwear,' 'skinny-dipping,' or 'what you were wearing when you fell in the water.' And while I don't object to that, I also can't ever remember which category is 'swimwear' on the friggin' Clothing Tool, so I feel like I ought to add SOMETHING visually distinctive, really.
Heraldic sets will come in the seven colors that were legal heradrly in the High Middle Ages (red, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, and white), with and without devices, underclothes without hose will be in
I think I really need to separate the Medieval Pregmorph List from my wishlist, though. There are a lot of meshes on it I don't really use, or would love to get rid of, but it's still a useful reference for what meshes made without pregmorphs got them, and which ones still need them.
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Date: 2013-01-23 06:20 am (UTC)I can't bring myself to bother with the BSOK. I mean, I get that it's dead useful for people who play with a ton of body shapes, particularly if they play a contemporary game and don't hide the Maxis stuff, but me, personally, I only WANT to use four shapes (loosely based on Sims 1 shapes, only instead of fat, fit, and skn it's fat, fit, avg, and skn), and they're usually pretty easy to tell apart at a glance, and man, do I ever lean on tooltips in Body Shop. If I really wanted to pin clothes to something, I'd pin them to an existing expansion. (I'm already thinking I should do that for the Rus Viking tunics (BV, with the Castaway stuff and all my traditional Chinese and Japanese clothes) and my own Heraldry stuff (OFB, cos that's where the knight armor is by default, and where I stick all my townie-disabled female short hair).)
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Date: 2013-01-23 07:12 am (UTC)But even if I had just a few shapes, anything that saves outfit-scrolling time in my laggy CAS is nice. Also, it means the mermaids and satyrs and werewolves are out of the way when I don't need them. (I'm beginning to sound a bit like an advertisement for the BSOK here, sorry.)
...I'm tempted to work out how to pin clothes to expansions, though, if only to get things like Viking tunics and other clothes for my subneighnorhoods and stuff out of the way, too- especially since when I'm not meshing I'm usually neck-deep in sim creation for my main hood.
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Date: 2013-01-23 07:40 am (UTC)Expansion Packs:
Basegame (no icons): Version 0x00000001, Product 0x00000001
University: Version 0x00000002, Product 0x00000002
Nightlife: Version 0x00000002, Product 0x00000003
Open for Business: Version 0x00000003, Product 0x00000004
Pets: Version 0x00000004, Product 0x00000007
Seasons: Version 0x00000006, Product 0x00000008
Bon Voyage: Version 0x00000006, Product 0x0000000B
Free Time: Version 0x00000006, Product 0x0000000E
Apartment Life: Version 0x00000006, Product 0x00000011
Stuff Packs:
Holiday 05: Version 0x00000002, Product 0x00000001
Holiday 06: Version 0x00000003, Product 0x00000001
Family Fun: Version 0x00000003, Product 0x00000005
Glamour Life: Version 0x00000003, Product 0x00000006
Celebration: Version 0x00000003, Product 0x00000009
H&M: Version 0x00000003, Product 0x0000000A
Teen Style: Version 0x00000004, Product 0x0000000C
K&B: Version 0x00000004, Product 0x0000000F
IKEA: Version 0x00000004, Product 0x00000010 (I don't know for sure if this is right, but no clothes came with Ikea, so... I don't know?)
Sims 2 Store: Version 0x00000006, Product 0x0000000D
M&G: Version 0x00000006, Product 0x00000012
And that's it! The only other thing to remember is that anything you want available for Young Adults has to be Version 0x00000002 or higher.
In my game, Fantasy hair and clothes I can't bear to get rid of, the gothic stuff for vampires, and all Sherahbim's gorgeous fantasy Gypsy clothes are pinned to Nightlife, short hair for lady-knights or female clergy and the ninja costumes I use for unisex clergyperson clothes are pinned to OFB, Castaway Stories clothes and hair, Afro-Caribbean hairs, traditional Chinese and Japanese clothes, and all those gorgeous Rose and XM East Asian hairs are all pinned to BV, Plantsim hairs and tunics and scanties go in Seasons, and like I said I'm thinking about sticking the Viking clothes in BV, too, and heraldic/armored stuff in either OFB (that's where the plate armor comes from) or Store Stuff (that's where the good chainmaille comes from). Which will leave me with only my nice High Middle Ages French-ish stuff sitting out with CC stars.
I do hear you on subtle differences. I'm not one for any bodybuilders bigger than the LBB or Jacci's Runner, because of the skinny Maxis necks and the way REALLY broad shoulders look awkward with the Maxis joints, but there's part of me that kind of wants both the RenGal AND the Well-Rounded Sim in-game, if good male counterparts happen for both of 'em, and I can tell they'd be hard to tell apart. (My trick shall be, always create multi-shape content in the same order. Right now it goes Maxis-Androgyny-AG+RNR-RenGal+???.)
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Date: 2013-01-23 03:15 pm (UTC)Okay- at work right now, but when off can send (with morphs and teen ages):
Original perfect tunic (long) with basic sleeves & maxis bare feet aka Seven Years War set
Original perfect tunic (long) basic sleeves SF
Original sleeves w/ Robin Hood boots and poulaines and version with the gathered sleeves- and shorter tunic length- for the life of me I can't remember if there is a version of each- I know there should be meshes of both lengths with both shoes options but not a version of every style with the regular sleeves...
The version of the tunic with modified Romeo sleeves hasn't been sent out for morphs and teen conversions, but it exists.
We totally need to collaborate on a perfect tunic mega project...
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Date: 2013-01-23 03:32 pm (UTC)So, no! No, I do not have those yet. I have the first version, without morphs. I'll look forward to getting the expanded set!
Anyway, the reason I want the version (long or short) with the regular sleeves is so my menfolk can have gym clothes-- something in maille, probably on Tig's alpha tunic, and a nice quilted gambeson on probably one of the short gathered-sleeve Perfect Tunics for the higher-class and/or soldier types, and then for the non-war-like guys and/or peasants who are just involved in sweaty work, a shirt with hose and shoes. (I'll be damned if I can think of a third thing for ladies' gym clothes. So far my brain says 'Io dress with flats, loose kirtle' and 'Io dress with sexy feet, loose kirtle with the skirt rucked up over the smock,' and both of those mental images are cheerfully nicked from Tres Riches Heures, just like the guys in hose and shirts and shoes tilling the fields.)
And I've gotten a start on textures today! Got my textures for mens' chausses all recolored and shiny, and my base for ladies' hose is almost done-- got my rolled top (wishing I could bump-map a thicker roll) and my garters. I'm all excited about hose and garters right now because Silvain's separates will let me tie stocking-and-garter colors to the shift-and-placket top, so they can contrast nicely with the kirtle bottom if I remember to put some nice shoes with a pretty alpha on there.
When I'm tired, I ramble.
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Date: 2013-01-23 04:44 pm (UTC)I've gotten very attached to my smocked shift textures - I have them with long sleeves on the amaryl meshes with the baggy waist, 3/4 sleeves on the Sumer dress w/ the empire waist- and I decided the short sleeve version can go on the mesh you used for your shifts.
That one reference site on the Burgundian gowns is a godsend- and browsing around it showed some nice pictures of short men's braises that I really like the look of a lot more than the AAS texture or the bulky Aligeth? Mesh.
But yes! x10000 to more chausses and bottom/top only.
I will say thanks to that site I too am confused on plackets versus breast bands versus another layer of sleeveless kirtle. A simple placard in the front actually seems least likely to me- probably because it makes me think of the stomacher pieces of rococo wear. But as I am using mid-medieval, Italian Renaissance, and Tudor fantasy - and these are different cultures and races with different tech and isolated development- I think I should get away with more than one possible method of construction.
I grew dissatisfied with the original sleeves of the tunic because of how it overshot the wrists- but your point about chain maile I think mollifies me. I still need 'awesome boot' option and a fourth idea for sleeves... Cynnix has been working on accessory shoes- which let's face it would have been the sound answer to all this madness.
Augh. At least another hour til I can get out.
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Date: 2013-01-23 05:42 pm (UTC)And I'm glad to hear I'm not the only person who thinks Aligeth's braises are too bulky. I know the AAS ones leave something to be desired, but I like how they look on a blockfoot speedo mesh... which is usually at least easy to beg for.
Chausses everywhere, because I'm re-doing my old sets in all 82 colors. *sobs gently* I'm looking forward to doing the top-and-bottom dresses, because they'll let me give this look without sticking people with my contrast color choices. (There will be plain shifts, and then there will be plain shifts with plackets on, and I'm trying to think about how to do half sleeves without just begging for an accessory to make it look right.
Wait, which site is this? Because there is a lot of argument about breast bands. We've got the Lengberg Castle finds now, which suggests actual bras (although I REALLY want to see the breast-bag styles on a dummy or something; as it stands they look kind of like a halter top). Matilda La Zouche seems to go the pinned-on stomacher route with her Burgundian gown, but I suspect a supportive kirtle like her blue underdress here could hold an ample bosom securely in place and still provide the same look. Different women may well have done it different ways.
I kind of like the loose sleeves on the original tunic-- I wish I could find more meshes in general with loose, straight sleeves. As far as Awesome Boots go, variations on the theme of short ankle boots with pointed-ish toes seem to have been very popular-- they're in a lot of artwork-- but they haven't turned up on any meshes yet. (Instead we get Aligeth's Robin Hood shoe, which isn't bad, but it isn't good, either.) I almost think if you did soled hosen (just good pointy toes and a bump map) on your shorter tunics, the ankle boots could be painted on convincingly enough (convincingly enough to get extra mileage out of a soled-hosen mesh, anyway, which a short but not Romeo short tunic is perfect for). For REALLY awesome boots that would probably require a little meshing, knee boots for hunting or thigh-high boots for riding are pretty darned awesome, and use the same basic shape of the ankle boot and the body of the poulaine.
Accessory shoes are a good idea in theory, but I don't know if I'm so keen on it in practice-- you have to have blockfoot versions of ALL your meshes for them to work, and you have to have custom CAS icons to see what you're adding to your Sim, and for folk who don't have Bon Voyage or prefer accessories to jewelry, there's the whole issue of the shoes showing up on outfits where they wouldn't be particularly appropriate, so you're always going to the mirror to change your Sim in and out of them. I'd be more inclined to try the trick I heard about where you can supposedly use SimPE to categorize separates as formal or outerwear; from what I hear, as long as you keep them binned as casual, too, they work just fine in other categories.
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Date: 2013-01-23 10:24 pm (UTC)Here's were my head started spinning with "layers or not layers? And layers of what?" : http://cadieux.mediumaevum.com/burgundian-placket.html
Can't seem to find the links with the braises- but I remember looking at paintings of St. Sebastian and the folds and design of the braise actually looked in shape more like the speedos than AAS's. And yes- nice medieval halter top bras. ^^
My vice is elaborate boots- good thing I don't have the money to buy more than the 6 boots (one of which I've had since high school) that I own. But I alway drew characters with ridiculous fantasy boots and my love of Calavier styles is directly for the fancy boots with spilling lace cuffs.
I did originally make the tunic w/ the soled hose feet- but switched it to basic maxis as the first mesh.
Okay- gonna upload the WIP and various zips for things for you.
Update: zips at my journal.
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Date: 2013-01-24 01:44 am (UTC)Oh good. I don't use sexy feet, but I'm glad that mesh will get more use.
I may have a teen version of Cocomama's coat. I'm actually pretty sure I do. I make conversions and morphs when I get frustrated with their lack and the forget I did it until I see WCIF posts. I'll poke around for it tomorrow. I may be able to do a conversion for kiddos too. I need a nice, simple conversion project to take my mind off the linen caps I keep blowing up in spectacular and unusual ways. Plus, I always need outerwear.
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Date: 2013-01-24 01:53 am (UTC)I found some boys' braises that are pretty cute, and definitely high-cut. Then there are these, which are based on the Lengberg Castle finds. (I don't think those could hold up chausses, though-- I think they're meant for joined hosen.) There are some older depictions of braises here, maybe that'll help? Some of the bulk vs tailoring seems to be related to age.
I shall hie myself hence to your journal!
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Date: 2013-01-24 01:56 am (UTC)And of course that mesh is going to see some use! It's a simple short shift for kids, with no shoes. You'd think there would be tons of those, but nope. And this one keeps the child proportions on the legs instead of shrinking adult legs until they look weirdly skinny!
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Date: 2013-01-24 02:28 am (UTC)Oh, and I think I found your braises!
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Date: 2013-01-24 02:34 am (UTC)One of my issues with the 18th century stuff was I knew how it was created for lots of it, so I kept wanting to build it that way instead of how you would milkshape meshes and a paint document that fitxs the UV Map - and then I'd hit the vast empty patches of my knowledge....
I'm a 2-D artist, actually, so all this meshing I do make I'm surprised at myself. And suddenly all the frekkin' effort and focus on the sigils becomes self-evident. (Those things, weirdly enough, are my stress-relief).
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Date: 2013-01-24 02:42 am (UTC)I've drawn, and I can usually make sketches to help me draft patterns, but I have ALWAYS had more luck with 3D than 2D.
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Date: 2013-01-24 02:50 am (UTC)But lawrdy, the number of paper dolls I have made over the years, from magizine cut outs to re-bought sets to at least a hundred different dolls with all their outifts, accesories, houses, and a full stable worth of horses (with their own additions) ever since I was four or so....
If I wasn't doing Sims, I'd be making far too elaborate flash dress-up games, trufax.
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Date: 2013-01-24 03:06 am (UTC)Since I'm not much of a pen-and-paper artist, paper dolls were usually beyond me... although I did have a big 'set' that my grandmother cut out of catalogs for me. Also known as, how to make clothing catalogs interesting to a four-to-six year old.
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Date: 2013-01-24 03:10 am (UTC)Oh, I'm passionate about paper dolls. and I rarely made tabs for mine. But oh, I'd take the laminate yourself document business kits and use them on my drawings so that when I cut the dolls out I wouldn't have to worry about tears or creases and I would make fancy envelopes to hold all the pieces...
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Date: 2013-01-24 05:34 am (UTC)And crawling through my Bodyshop I do have a mesh that goes to mid-calf that is loose and baggy and really likely needs some serious overall...
Or were you thinking take the alpha robe of the 18th century suitmesh (which the alpha part is a bit longer than it's used for the suit recolors) and switch the pant bottoms for something more 1200s instead of 1700s? because I'm starting to think that.
Or it is something completely different?
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Date: 2013-01-24 06:10 am (UTC)Honestly I mostly looked at all your 18th century stuff and went 'oh, pretty,' instead of giving really in-depth thought to adapting the meshes to my own period, which is probably how I missed the shirt with hose and toes. *Facepalms*
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Date: 2013-01-24 07:31 pm (UTC)The included texture is an AAS one I have in my game.
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Date: 2013-01-25 02:40 am (UTC)Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
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Date: 2013-01-27 04:58 pm (UTC)Re: Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
Date: 2013-01-28 01:10 am (UTC)I am a Cynthia, but most people call me Cyn. I've been told I'm a fertility goddess in some games, the werewolves deity in another players game and now my self sim is running an orphanage in someone's game.
I have more meshes for you here.
Re: Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
Date: 2013-01-28 07:39 am (UTC)I can see why you'd end up as any and all of those things. Usually I try to let canonized creators pick their own purviews, but you do so many awesome things; my game wouldn't look the same without you.
At least a lack of double shifts means he's got a little more time to spend?
Re: Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
Date: 2013-01-29 09:26 pm (UTC)Yes, he's spending time with the little guy and that is a huge help (I get him when the baby sleeps lol). I actually got laundry done, cleaned the floors, washed windows and still had time to make meshes.
Re: Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
Date: 2013-01-29 10:05 pm (UTC)Dude! You were productive!
Re: Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
Date: 2013-02-07 09:59 pm (UTC)https://www.box.com/s/vf6iwt6wpnnbo20prysg
https://www.box.com/s/hgnrng9mgnkk52wenwnn
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Date: 2013-02-07 11:18 pm (UTC)Re: Cocomama's TF plantsim edit
Date: 2013-02-08 06:04 pm (UTC)I have all heget's tunics almost done for cm, finishing up with them now :)
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Date: 2013-02-08 09:28 pm (UTC)Also, would you mind posting to the Wishing Tree thread about the CF conversion? I can do it if you don't want to, it'd just be awesome to have 'em all in one place.
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Date: 2013-02-10 11:59 pm (UTC)https://www.box.com/s/r0lh4yb7xetw6sg9dldx <--Mpreg
https://www.box.com/s/xaoavts6p6e8ehix3a45 <--Ladies
Finishing up the cm heget tunics and the Amaryll wide sleeve edits now.
Re: Castle Set Knights
Date: 2013-02-11 05:37 am (UTC)... Not that I wasn't distracted by things like... the internet and crossover RP and an eight-minute video of wild leopards encountering a mirror and proceeding to behave like cats faced with a mirror for the first time. (I'm gonna blame bump maps. Bump maps are generally discouraging. *grapples with bump map, trying to make it add detail without looking like lumpy burlap*
*grabs files and is grateful* Baby bumps on chainmaille. Of all the crappy times to be pregnant...
Re: Castle Set Knights
Date: 2013-02-11 12:19 pm (UTC)I have the mechanic sleeve on the Amaryll dress and it does look much better. I decided to do a version with the poulaines too. The UV map is a bit different than the original so it can be one group in case somebody wants to easily make a default of it. I'll convert to other ages today. Did you just want the flats or did you need sexyfeet too?
While I had the knight in milkshape I decided to make the Androgyny conversions too. I'm trying to get the Brawny Knight done too. It's so hard to just stick to one shape and finish it. My mind jumps around too much.
https://www.box.com/s/6y164ad7a118n0652dvu <---Ladies
https://www.box.com/s/z9bg29npxm9m3w6r4mif <----Men
Re: Castle Set Knights
Date: 2013-02-11 05:36 pm (UTC)I thought the Amaryll dress was one group? Shows what I know. But thank you, thank you! Now my ladies can have gym clothes and simple servants' livery with sleeves that they don't need to be sewn into AND won't trail in his lordship's soup while they serve! And flats AND poulaines! That's exciting indeed. I do want sexy feet please, because I want to do one set of barefoot gym clothes with the skirt all tucked up over the chemise.
Wow, Androgyny, too? I wasn't sure the Store maille would show much difference with other bodyshapes until you hit a bodybuilder, a big guy like your Brawny Knight, or somebody with lifted shoulders. Under that much maille and padding, everybody's kind of the same shape. *downloads anyway and is grateful*
I know the feeling about not being able to stick to just one thing. That's why I'm trying to make my underwear recolors easy on myself-- if these are what's under everybody's clothes, then they're done and I don't have to worry about them. ... Although my brain did just inform me I need to do a second shift texture with the keyhole neckline from ZoeJ's nightgown, instead of just the Sherahbim gathered neckline that shows under the Front-Laced Lady. Ah well, it's always good to have two fabric options, right? *facepalms* Time to go install new meshes!