Set for Dawn

[TylerMcDowell]

Something I am working on. Mask, suit, bracers, corset, belt, and boots. Not trying to steal anyone's thunder, I didn't know that other folks had already done similar. I am working on learning how to save everything as proper DS files and then transferring them to Poser.

 

[Rae134]

Shiny! Nice.
I don't think anyone will mind, there's enough room for superhero costumes. You wouldn't want your super team to all look the same would you?

 

[Lorraine]

This is pretty chill, Tyler!

 

[Gadget Girl]

Looks good. And I think Rae is right. You need different superhero costumes, and yours has a great look of its own. Just one thought. Because of the thickness on the corset and bracers, maybe add a little to the boots as well? Just a thought.

 

[Alisa]

Yep, agree! Definitely room for different superheros!!

 

[FairyFantastic]

looks great

 

[Miss B]

Ohhhhh, Shiny!!! I like Shiny.

 

[RAMWolff]

Very cool!

 

[quietrob]

Where is this in the WIP chain?

 

[Glitterati3D]

It looks really great and I love the textures.

The only thing I would comment on is that you need a little more geometry in the elbows. They're a little blocky.

In Poser we could just increase subdivision and get some added smoothness, can you do that in DS too? Just make a "strong" recommendation in the ReadMe that they up the SUBD for clean curves.

 

[Alisa]

Yes, DS has SubD and it can be set on in the product.

For Poser, you don't want to set it on because it won't work for people who have P9/PP2012, but we do have a "if you have P10+, please put on SubD" (with instructions on how) and can suggest a Sub-D level.

 

[TylerMcDowell]

I noticed the elbows and have been thinking of adding a few more polys in that area. I am trying to keep it as low poly as practical because DS has the ability to add subdivision levels as well. I do want it to look as good as possible right from the start though. Thanks for the compliment on the textures, though it just straight materials. I haven't started making any textures.

I wish I knew where it was in the chain. I mostly made things for my own use and a couple of freebies for V4. Once I got to adding morphs and JCMs I added just what I wanted/needed and just stopped.. I never knew a simple (or even a less than slow/hard) way to add all the morphs that I felt were needed for a proper product. DS seems to take care of a lot of the work so far. So far everything is modeled, UVed, and autofitted in DS. I have been working through most the major morphs to see how everything fits and moves.

 

[Glitterati3D]

I noticed the elbows and have been thinking of adding a few more polys in that area. I am trying to keep it as low poly as practical because DS has the ability to add subdivision levels as well. I do want it to look as good as possible right from the start though. Thanks for the compliment on the textures, though it just straight materials. I haven't started making any textures.

I wish I knew where it was in the chain. I mostly made things for my own use and a couple of freebies for V4. Once I got to adding morphs and JCMs I added just what I wanted/needed and just stopped.. I never knew a simple (or even a less than slow/hard) way to add all the morphs that I felt were needed for a proper product. DS seems to take care of a lot of the work so far. So far everything is modeled, UVed, and autofitted in DS. I have been working through most the major morphs to see how everything fits and moves.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "where it was in the chain." As for morphs, I would recommend if you are going to include the starter morphs, test the breast cup sizes and movement morphs extensively. With a tiny bit of morph brush work in Poser it really cleans up crushing and bending where I don't want bends.

Other than that, I would suggest if you are looking at adding geometry to the elbows, bend the heck out of the knees and check them too - front and back of the knees. Those are usually the trouble spots with low poly meshes.

 

[TylerMcDowell]

Sorry, that part was for quietrob.

 

[quietrob]

Sorry, that part was for quietrob.

And I thank you! Gliteratti, I asked where it was with respect to it being a Work In Progress (WIP). Tyler didn't ignore me! (Wipes a single tear from his eye)

Oh and thank you for making a Poser version!

 

[Pendraia]

Cool suit...

 

[Glitterati3D]

And I thank you! Gliteratti, I asked where it was with respect to it being a Work In Progress (WIP). Tyler didn't ignore me! (Wipes a single tear from his eye)

Oh and thank you for making a Poser version!

Ahhhh, I should have read before I replied.

 

[Miss B]

Oh and thank you for making a Poser version!

Yes indeed.

 

[anironbutterfly]

This looks very good, and versatile between the super spy/super hero and scifi genres.

 

[quietrob]

What goes inside that thigh holster? A Shock Grenade? A Stasis Field projector? Her Cellphone with collapsible selfie stick? That day's lunch?