This is why I was a little surprised and saddened that antonia didnt draw more support.  Being creative commons liscenced there is very little you cant do legally.  She was very open and free to work with.  I wonder if things might have been different if she was released in the PP2014 era (subD, fitting room) vs the PP2012 era.

One thing I will say is that I think dawn has made a bigger impact (and in a way I wish it weren't so) than Antonia did.  I think the content quantity and quality is stronger with dawn and I think the interest level 90 days in is still strong.  As an example I dont think 3 months after AntoniaWM release we were having this discussion about her.  And I say all this as someone who quite loved antonia and the good folks who gifted her to the community.

 

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It seems they want us to make content for there meshes.
but then they go you half to jump threw all of our hoops to make content for our meshes.

 

Certain things have to stay protected, or people would be doing whatever they want with it, making their own figures, etc. 

You can shrinkwrap a body if you're only using it to build clothing for that figure. There are plenty of base bodysuits people have made for free for the most popular figures. They used to be called quicksuits.

You just can't shrinkwrap a body to make your own independent figure. The body shape and the geometry that makes it is proprietary. 

 

~Shane