I hope this post is in the right thread. I just finished (I hope) this Dynamic Cloth oufit, "Suede Top and Skirt" for Glamorous Jessi by Jim Burton. I hope to have it available at Content Paradise sometime this week, but I'd like to have a couple people give it a test run first.

You'll need to have Glamorous Jessi, and P6. Some experience with dynamic cloth would be a plus, but I do have general instructions in the readme. The beta set includes everything the final set will have - baring any changes.

If your interested, IM me with your email address and I'll send the zip to you (2.53mb)

Thanks!!

Message edited on: 07/31/2005 17:30

I don't have P6, or that figure, but I have to tell you that that outfit is darling!!!! One thing you might consider adding is a hair accessory....maybe something with dangling feathers. That outfit reminds me of Native American because of the pattern and colours in the skirt part.

Acadia,

Thanks! I actually have started on a feather rosett, but it's not quite ready for primetime yet :). I've thought about making a generic version for V3 (this was originally a skirt for a V3 character), and making a conforming version to go with the dynamic clothing. But so far thinking about it is as far as I have gotten.

This is my first attempt at making something for "general consuption". It's been quite a learning experience. My next step will be to attack conforming clothing creation, should be very interesting.

Personally, I think Dynamic clothing is far better than conforming. It's easier to fit to different figures, plus you can get the clothes posed to look nicely draped on the figure's body, unlike conforming clothes which seem to stick out oddly or at weird angles. I've only experimented with Dynamic clothing through tutorials, but wow, I loved the results that I saw.

I agree 100%, I really like using dynamic clothing. I'd rather tweak the simulation to get things to fit right than have to try to match morphs or use magnets to cover poke throughs.

Plus, with dynamic hair and dynamic clothing, you can use wind and/or figure movement to simulate the affects of movement in an image. The same results could take hours working with magnets (or faking it in post work).

But for items like shoes, conforming still seems to be the best way to go.

Well I have both, Glam Jessi and P6 so, if you want, I can test cour new outfit with them as there in not that much clothing for her available. BTW, will it fit also to Glennis?

It should fit also Glennis i think, as the difference between Glam Jessi and Glennis is only the HI-res head. I'll be glad to test the clothes too (have P6 for PC and Glamourous Jessi).

Jules - as Semidieu stated, it should work fine with Glam Glennis, as I believe that Glennis is the highres head version of GJ (I have the pre-release beta GJ for cloths creation-not the full package).

Semidieu - Thanks, IM me your e-mail address and I'll get the outfit e-mailed right away (or if you have an ftp address, I could drop it there).

I think this is going to be a great outfit!- As to dynamic clothing, though, I can see some advantages, but some disdvantages, too. There are a lot of restrictuons in what you can model, and how you can fit it. You (mostly) can't do things like finish off edges, I gather some makers don't finish off edges on conforming clothing either, though- so no big disadvantage for them. ;-) It does let you work a skirt, even a long skirt, nicely though, so it is perfect for a set like this. Dynamic clothing was all unknown territory to me even a couple of weeks ago, but I'm now starting to get a handle on the subject.

It would be a pleasure to test such a swell product for glamorous jessi!

It's too late... This outfit is now available for free at Content Paradise ! Have fun, as it is a great great outfit !

Attached Link: Link to the outfit

Attached Link: http://www.contentparadise.com/user/search.php?substring=&provider=jb0

I already downloaded it, it is a very nice outfit for Jessie!