|
Blazingsonic Tank
Registered User
Join date: 2 Dec 2005
Posts: 44
|
04-30-2006 14:09
Topic speak for iteself, but anyway I would like for my avatar to where real tight mini skirts that do not look puffy and have holes in them.
(That's like for avatars with full figures)
|
|
Tya Fallingbridge
Proud Prim Whore
Join date: 28 Aug 2003
Posts: 790
|
04-30-2006 14:11
From: Blazingsonic Tank Topic speak for iteself, but anyway I would like for my avatar to where real tight mini skirts that do not look puffy and have holes in them. make your butt a 0 when you are wearing skirts...  |
|
Drea Sopor
Registered User
Join date: 14 Jan 2006
Posts: 9
|
YESSSSS why cant we do that!!!
04-30-2006 14:14
that would be so much better. and, the waistline!!! could it be any higher? Seriously, ok Lindens, I'm a fashion designer in the real world, and I gotta say, that waist line hasnt been used in over 50 years!!! Just kidding but cant the waist line be a little lower and the shirt be longer? And yes the skirt? WOW its terrible!!!! Which is why us designers ear prims skirts, which is more objects, and more lagg! Think about it!
|
|
Blazingsonic Tank
Registered User
Join date: 2 Dec 2005
Posts: 44
|
04-30-2006 14:15
I was thinking around the lines of for people of all sizes not just the skinny minies.
(That was for the Zero Butt suggestion)
|
|
Drea Sopor
Registered User
Join date: 14 Jan 2006
Posts: 9
|
YESSSSS why cant we do that!!!
04-30-2006 14:15
that would be so much better. and, the waistline!!! could it be any higher? Seriously, ok Lindens, I'm a fashion designer in the real world, and I gotta say, that waist line hasnt been used in over 50 years!!! Just kidding but cant the waist line be a little lower and the shirt be longer? And yes the skirt? WOW its terrible!!!! Which is why us designers wear prims skirts, which is more objects, and more lagg! Think about it!
|
|
Tiara Montale
Crabby Pants Founder
Join date: 26 Oct 2005
Posts: 40
|
04-30-2006 14:16
**mis** prepared punk (prim skirt) is a wardrobe staple "must have".
_____________________
[left] "Fairytales are more than true; not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten."
~G. K. Chesterton
[/left]
|
|
Warda Kawabata
Amityville Horror
Join date: 4 Nov 2005
Posts: 1,300
|
04-30-2006 14:53
The high waistline in the mesh is there because some skirts have been made that high. There is an option to lower the waistline when making the skirt.
Tight miniskirts? This issue is caused more by people making their avatar shape as they'd like it to appear when clothed. The result is that when they then add clothes on top, the shape looks exaggerated. The best fix would be for people to have avatar shapes that are closer to natural humans, if you want your skirts to look like natural humans are wearing them.
I don't think a change needs to be made to this mesh. What would be nice is an overcoat mesh that can flow seamlessly with a skirt.
|
|
Argent Stonecutter
Emergency Mustelid
Join date: 20 Sep 2005
Posts: 20,263
|
04-30-2006 16:36
From: Warda Kawabata There is an option to lower the waistline when making the skirt. It still leaves a gap. From: someone Tight miniskirts? This issue is caused more by people making their avatar shape as they'd like it to appear when clothed. The result is that when they then add clothes on top, the shape looks exaggerated. The best fix would be for people to have avatar shapes that are closer to natural humans, if you want your skirts to look like natural humans are wearing them. That doesn't get rid of the gaps. It's not the shape of the mesh that's the problem, it's the fact that it can't be pulled tight against the convex hull of the body. From: someone What would be nice is an overcoat mesh that can flow seamlessly with a skirt. Yes, we need a real jacket mesh, one that can optionally encase the arms or flow over them, and that extends to the floor. |
