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Tarina Sewell
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Join date: 20 Jul 2007
Posts: 2,180
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02-12-2008 14:28
I'm having some issues with making wife beater, er.. Tank tops for men. A normal size male avatar it certainly looks fine, but I come into some serious stretching issues when a bulked up beefcake avatar wears them... Any ideas or suggestions on where the tank shoulder lines should fall to prevent this??
TY so much
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Teake Homewood
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Join date: 30 Jun 2007
Posts: 170
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02-12-2008 14:52
perhaps make an alt to do modelling, stretch it to your hearts content so you dont screw up your normal one, thats what i was doing for my clothes
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Tarina Sewell
Just Browsing Thank you
Join date: 20 Jul 2007
Posts: 2,180
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02-12-2008 15:08
From: Teake Homewood perhaps make an alt to do modelling, stretch it to your hearts content so you dont screw up your normal one, thats what i was doing for my clothes Yes, I do... Unfortunantly it seems no matter where I cut the lines (arm holes) it stretches horribly for very muscular avatar.. I use a few to test. So... I personally like the buff avatars.. but they are a pain to fit..
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Teake Homewood
Made In AUS
Join date: 30 Jun 2007
Posts: 170
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02-12-2008 19:58
yeah i know what you mean , ive been making clothes for a while for myself and have found that worry, although , i dont look like a pyrmid turned upside down and legs shoved on it , but i have found this annoying thing before.
I use chip midnight's templates , robin wood's , and the standard sl supplied ones depending on the complexity of the design.
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