I have started learning how to use RealEngine 5 and Davinci Resolve. My intent is to eventually start doing animation. I have had Blender for more than 10 years, and have only gotten into about 1/100th of what it can do, so that's on the table too..

But..

I am still trying to perfect the superhero costume.

These are my latest attempts. This was made for Sydney G2, as I was using her to create an animation. Tell me what you think. I've come quite a long way with the UV mapping and texture creating. I don't think I will ever create real clothing. But I enjoy this:

The Supergirl logo and Superman logo on the belt are just place holders. I am still coming up with her own logo. I don't know right now which way I am going to go. But I will have something soon enough.

The suit looks fantastic—a nice range of textures.

The symbol of Hope is a placeholder until I can come up with her own logo. But I am happy with the colors and all the zones for textures that I was able to get on here, almost 100% with maps and using color math. 

This started out as a challenge to myself to see if I could actually animate scenes for a music video. I am diving into Blender, UnrealEngine and Davinci Resolve now too. I have had a dream of making a full length animation for quite some time. I am starting to realize that dream now.

Thanks for looking and commenting! I haven't posted anything here in a long time. It seems that the days of dozens of threads and my 300 page threads are long gone...

I created this suit for LaFemme. It's very loosely based off the suit Sasha Calle wore in the Flash movie. There is a cape and boots. I toyed with rigging it, but I don't know if anyone would want it. And I don't want to waste my time with that aspect if it's only for me, because I am totally comfortable with using it dynamically.

Let me know if you would be interested in it, and I will rig it, package it and put it in the Freebies...

Oh, and the only morph I used was for her head. The body is stock.

I would definitely be interested.  Thanks.

I will get started on it, then. It's been awhile since I've done any of this. So it's going to take me some time to get it all done. First is rigging the suit and fixing the weight maps.

If this is her standard suit, you could use a rigged version of it as the base figure and add the head, boots/gloves, unless she does her superhero things barefoot and bare handed of course.

Saves a lot of pokethtu headaches and fixes.

I modeled this suit, it's not a merchant resource

This one started out as just an exercise to see how extreme I could bend her. I am still trying to decide what kind of footwear to give her, but everything else is pretty cool. The suit is dynamic, but the cowl is rigged, and the goggles are a smart prop. All done by me.

It's a pretty good fit.  I like the body suit texture.

Thanks. I am going to put the Supergirl suit on her and see how that holds up to that pose. If I can get it without a lot of poke through, I'll be happy. Even though Supergirl would never have an occasion to pose like this, it's nice to know that her suit can hold up to it. Especially since I am going to be using her donor rig to make it a conformer.