First: Please excuse my pretty long absence, I had a little surgery on the footsole (yep, a very uncomfortable part for this) and felt not much like sitting in front of the computer for a while. I still need a wheelchair when I want to go out but now I am able again to walk around in our rooms and Leo brought me a laptop and built a remote so that I can use my computer with it. Not that setting up renders is any fun this way (the display of the laptop is not any good than my monitor) but I can communicate again and participate here.

 

I am pretty amazed about your dresses rjjack. They really make the poses go alive (and in fact it was not me who built them, Schlabber did it and I converted and tweaked them with his friendly permission).

I would be very intersted in some information about how you made the highheels fit so well - they look fabulous on Antonia and most of all as if they are native to her!

@RobynsVeil and all users new to WW2: I prefer dynamics over conforming as well, especially when it comes to dresses and skirts.  You can use WW2 for dynamic clothes as well by converting as a prop. Works like a charm, I just tried this with the free dynamic "Little Black dress" by Corvas you find in freestuff.

 

@Shante: One tip I have about avoiding problems with updated things is to install everything like the paths in the zip-file recommend it. This way you can simply get the new versions of add-ons and allow them to overwrite the old ones.

I'm not always right, but my mistakes are more interesting!

And I am not strange, I am Limited Edition!

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