This was surprisingly hard, I hope I did it accurately enough for you all to use well. The dork's leg polygons don't wrap evenly, so lining up the seams was tougher than on the P4 woman. As long as you use it as a seams guide and don't try anything too fancy (like painting stripes on him, etc.), it should be OK. :) Let me know if it helps, and thanks for the nice comments on my previous seam guides. Take care. SnowS Hoping his pictures are worth 1001 words.

You've been very busy SnowS. Thanks for all your hard work on these! I DO know the time it takes to do these. I guess I have to tackle Vicky's bod next ;-) James

As long as you use it as a seams guide and don't try >anything too fancy (like painting stripes on him, etc.), >it should be OK. :) Figures! That's exactly what I have to do! I knew it, the world really is out to get me! :) Seriously though, thanks for doing this, I know how much work this kind of thing is. Regards- Lemurtek

Lemertek, you still should be able to paint the stripes you need (I actually had you in mind when I was working on this, that's why more areas of the arms and legs are fully colored). :) The only real trouble will come if you need stripes to wrap completely around a leg or arm. Hope it helps anyway. ;) SnowS

It's a very helpful reference. Right now I'm about 50% done with the male's Zebra stripes, just paint, save, render, Doh! Paint, Save, Render, Doh! Paint... :) Wonder if I sold a kidney, it would be enough to buy Deep Paint 3D? :) Anyway, thanks again for posting this!

Snow, that is excellent work and I really must thank you for making these excellent guides. Paul

Thanks a ton .. it can be a pain without the guide