Does this look more like the sort of unstrutured dress they would actually have worn? Need a bit of sorting out, the trans is wrong on the base, and maybe the beadwork there is a bit heavy, but its a start.

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I'm no expert, but it looks good to me. I like all your work. Ron

Oh, now this is really nice. Good job!!!!

This is a very nice... But one question, why the american people called native to redskins? The rest of americans birth also in America...

... isn't that campfire just a little bit too close to that teepee? ;=]

Your pic is very 3Dimensional.
Good use of background.

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edited 10/5/2019

Estruch: it's a cultural thing.

Native american's because they are basically the indigenous race in the US. Everyone else arrived after they did, like there are native Austalians (aborigine) and native Kiwi's (maori). Its just that most people used to call them "red Indians" because somebody got lost trying to find India, and found American instead. Right taking of my lecturers hat and getting back to some serious posing. More native american dresses, and saving the teepee from burning down. There's just so little space in a poser pic sometimes.

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Superb absolutely superb picture. I agree the base of the dress doesn't look right. But other than that... Superb picute!!! 3dfilmdag

excellent, very very good! you're doing real great work there : )

Splendid picture. I'll buy one of your tipis whenever you're ready to sell! But the texture and the wrinkling of the dress seem too fine for either homespun or buckskin. Both of those would be stiffer and rougher. This looks more like a factory-made fabric.

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All I did was put a tex map on it. I will ask my friendly host if he will put the texture on the page he has set up for me, and let you know. And yes agree with you about the dress fabric, but I think when SergeMarck released these he stated that they were made out of a sheet. I can't model anything more complicated than a square box, and even then they go wonky, so rely on other peoples meshes to put tex maps on.

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