Male clothing that reflects that the character is male, not a Ken doll. Men dress right or left, and most of us show it in casual clothing. 2) Cloths that look like people wear them. That means textures and morphs. There's d*mn few good ripped jeans textures and fewer tshirt textures. 3) Cloths that have material mapping for different material types. If it's a layered outfit, material settings for each expected material. That way I can use P5 materials on the different parts. Buttons, undershirts showing through, overdresses all should be seperatly mapped for materials. 4) Shirts that open, zippers that work, pants that can sag around the waist. 5) Regular polygons so it works better with Tailor. 6) And for the umpteenth time, a pair of white underware for Mike in the Fruit of the Loom style. There have been a number of nobel attempts, but no one has done it right yet. They either look more like a swimsuit or are way too high at the waist. I mean, come on guys, a lot of men have tighty-whitey Fruit of the Looms in their drawer, so we've got plenty of examples. I'd do it, but I'm not that good at modeling yet (and probably never will be). The closest was a pair of shorts by EdW that was available off of his site for a while, but because they were designed to fit over Mike's default (and a little strange) genitalia, they look a little funky in some poses. The absolute best clothing I've seen has been JeanZ and the Utilize stuff. Regular polygons, good morphs (but even they need more), and logical polygon breaks so if you turn off the legs, you've got an even line on the shorts. These packages aren't cheap, but they were well worth the money. I'd rather pay $30 for a small clothing set that is VERY well done with great morphs, than get a ton of cloths that just sit there and look like crap after they've been Tailor-ized.

Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL

Subject: Poll - What I want Poser Clothing to do