Hi all, Here is a new dress for Vickie, a kind of loose, comfy dress. Uthena has offered to post it from her site and says she'll be doing it sometime tonight. I'll admit to you all, its not perfect. I didn't like the way it moved when bending the thighs from front to back and I fixed that (playing with the spherical falloff zones). However, now the side to side tends to bulge in a funny place. As this is only the 2nd dress I've made from scratch. I think its decent and I'm going ahead and offering it up. If you gurus know how to fix it, I would appreciate any suggestions. All in all, its not bad. The only other problem with it, is the texture tends to break on the sides and do a funny repeating thing. I've covered that up with post render work for the posting pic. I will work on it and see if I can fix the side to side thing. If I don't, and one of you can, well, great! Let me know if I'm a loser for posting this in this condition. ;)

The shape is beautifull. The undulations a little too regular maybe, but it looks like a dress that is definately worth posting :)

Wynter, haven't tried them yet, but I dled the other and am in the process of dling this one. They are very nice. Looking forward to using them. Diane

"A loser of posting this in this condition", heavens no! The stuff you're doing here takes a lot of work to produce. Everything I've made so far has some problems. It pretty much comes down to getting the figure to a point where it works reasonably well then moving on to the next one. You can spend all your time trying to get a model 'perfect' or you can give it your best shot and move on to a new challenge. What you've learned from the previous figures will always improve your current work. I look at some of the Pprops that I made when I first started and just cringe. But without doing them, I wouldn't have been able to make the Real Eyes or melAngel. Keep working at it. The more conformables you make, the better you'll get.

That is excellent Wynter, and I know just how much work goes into these - kudos on creating some excellent work Paul

Thanks everyone, your messages mean a lot to me.