Attached Link: Ayesha

Heya, well life goes on and I get waylaid by it as usual, so I am now what... two weeks late in getting up a model I am trying to use in a series of 1920's models and clothing, some of which are native to NorthEastern Africa. This is Ayesha, the first of my Silent Ladies Who Roared. I have been working on her harem pants, since every attempt to get anything to work short of learning how to build them myself has failed. Now I am stuck, since though they look good in one position, and I even did get IK chains set and working, they do not work right upon moving the figure around, nor do they conform correctly. Steve, you are a master with clothing. So are you Traveler. Ayesha in fact owes most of her existence in many of her morphs to Traveler. Would either of you gentlemen, or any of you who are more experienced at this than I, care to download Ayesha, and her poor miserable harem pants, and help me fix them so they are ready to post? She is a bit better endowed than the American Flapper girl I am working on, but has very similar proportions, and I hope to get up Julia and Bebe, my two flappers soon as I have time for a decent presentation of them, to once again beg folks to make 1920's garb for my Silent Ladies collection, that I would like to share with all. Would't it be nice... IF MY PANTS WORKED? Please help? For any with genuine desire to see this little belly dancer dressed right and a willingness to have a go at helping me figure out where I am going wrong, go get her and her pants at http://www.kreative.net/hbg/silentladies/ayesha.html There are also more renderings of the little dancing lady on that page as well. Thanks ever so, Liz Birdsong hbg@kreative.net