Any feedback appreciated.

cute... but... ummm my only complaint is the women are all the same size chest! get a little variety in there ;) We wolves like women of variety lol Other than that, STELLAR.

With that said, BWolf, I should plug the maker of the bodies. ;0 ) All three bodies are Spanki's Mia with very little changes. In fact the face on the left is Mia as well. Maps and lighting are from the Mia package. All hair is that of Kozaburo. The bikini bottoms use my own textures. All transmaps are mine. I'll work on those sizes though. ;0 )

hehe hafta admit its not the size, its how dey use em :) smacks himself and hides from a moderator oops.. my bad.

wow!!!!!!!!!!!nice jugs!!!!!!!!!hehehehehe

If that was wet cloth, there would be wrinkles (and LOTS of them) in the fabric. The color is nice, but the texture and fit doesn't work. (It would be tighter around the neck, too.) Carolly

Carolly I got this idea at the "Coyote Ugly" tryouts in Las Vegas last week. I watched 160 women in TShirts get wet, so I did do the needed research. :0 ) I agree about the neckline, but believe me wrinkles are the exception with wet TShirts. Thanks, HL [Graphic used by permission from PlanetNightClub.com]

damn looks like a Club I go to here in Detroit... saw one girl there last week wearing nothing but see through clothes.. I was like oh lord I AM NOT STANDING UP!I was sitting at the bar when she came to buy a drink :)

BladeWolf, which club would that be? Greetings from Livonia! Ciao! Joe

I guess that the rule of thumb is that cloth in contac has a higher transparancy (whiter on the transmap) than cloth not in contact. What few wrinkles there are could be replicated with a bump map. OBTW .... nice researches!

Gordon

I agree with Houlong and disagree with hauksdottir: You don't seem to have taken the shapes of the body under the fabric into consideration. The wet patterns you've used seem pretty random. I'm seeing a lot of opacity between the breasts, for instance, and very little on the peaks with the occasional small white bubble. Don't forget gravity! I don't think there should be any major wrinkles.

Gunderstorm and Huolong I like where you are going with this thinking. I'll try to implement them, but I have a concern. I have other examples where these rules do not seem to hold true. This is partly due to the fact that in a wet tshirt contest, different parts of the shirt get wet at different times. We cannot assume that the entire shirt is soaked unless we are doing a just-out-of-the-pool pic, right?

If your eyes are on any other part but the wet parts, I think you have other things to be concerned with. ;)

If your eyes are on any other part but the wet parts, I think you have other things to be concerned with. ;) Seriously, you're probably right, but by comparason, the contours of the rest of the torso are relatively flat (especially on the women YOU'RE using). Even the fabric on her back might stick completely to the skin except for along the spine. The fabric over the abdomen might be so waterlogged and heavy, it might just hang (depending on the pose). It might be a matter of contrasts. There are really only 3 states: dry (opaque white), wet with no skin contact (opaque off-white), and wet WITH skin contact (semi-transparent). Another item to consider: in the photos you are referencing the girls are wearing "a-shirts", not t-shirts like your models. The fabric is ribbed (which makes it more snug), it's cut differently (which affects how it hangs), and it's thinner. Am I being too picky? Probably. I'm afraid we'd best all go out and conduct further research. By all means, keep sharing!

Bump the ribs, opaque dry, partly opaque wet no contact, more transparent wet....nicht wahr? Zatit?

Gordon