Just a figure I made futzing around with Daz back in my earlier days. I was looking at it and realizing that I'd derped the model's positioning pretty badly on the left boot--the sole is below the surface of the road--and I noticed something that I hadn't done or intended. I'd put the thumbs close to the belt, intending to edit the image and make it look like she'd hooked her thumbs into her belt, but look closely. Somehow, the collision following algorithms in Daz Studio interpreted the position of her thumbs in such a way that they now loop through her belt loops. Pretty clever little program, and a pretty good artist, too, to incorporate such detail into the pants I'd used. Can't remember if it was Hongyu's stuff I used or not. (Doesn't matter. Buy Hongyu's stuff anyway. It is good stuff.) Pretty neat trick and a fairly solid program, Daz. (But you couldn't figure out how to un-frak the boot screwup, could you? Thanks a lot.) Edit to un-derp the post: the model's whole outfit was Rhiannon's "Southern Nights for Genesis 3" set. (Thank you, FurNose, thank you.) Couldn't remember what I'd used--the image was made more than ten minutes ago, so yeah--but you should still buy Hongyu's stuff. Just buy Rhiannon's stuff, too.