Okay, so I'm home from Anaheim and attacking alpha dresses for kids and RenGals, and I'm noticing some mapping issues and some alpha issues. For instance, the CF Rengal arms poke through the alpha sleeves, the alpha-editable overdress on the AF and TF Rengals are wider than the body to the point where I can't use them, the Maxis and RenGal child meshes both map weirdly over the belly on the body layer, and the alpha layer on the dress doesn't seem to have an inside, and I can't really use the original AF mesh as a master because on every other age and shape, the alpha overdresses all meet the skirt in different places (except AF Androgyny, including the Maxis TF pregmorph you made).
I know you're busy as anything working on RGv2 and the million other projects you've got, but I don't know what to do besides ask for your help. Everything but the CF meshes look fine if I'm not using the alpha layer, at least (and the AG, Androgyny, and EF RGv2 ONLY have problems with where the alpha top and pouch meet the body).
If I didn't want to do 82 recolors of twelve meshes in three (possibly four, honestly) different designs, it wouldn't be a problem-- but that adds up to, er, about three thousand clothing files, and that is WAY more than I can justify making if I'm not slaving them to a master.
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Date: 2012-12-29 01:47 am (UTC)From:I know you're busy as anything working on RGv2 and the million other projects you've got, but I don't know what to do besides ask for your help. Everything but the CF meshes look fine if I'm not using the alpha layer, at least (and the AG, Androgyny, and EF RGv2 ONLY have problems with where the alpha top and pouch meet the body).
If I didn't want to do 82 recolors of twelve meshes in three (possibly four, honestly) different designs, it wouldn't be a problem-- but that adds up to, er, about three thousand clothing files, and that is WAY more than I can justify making if I'm not slaving them to a master.