Armors and clothing

[Ztormi]

She has open back now. Straps are simple plane meshes and the shirt is modeled too so skintones should work.
Made small heels on the boots and they are more feminine too. One problem though, the heels are now below the origin, as I can't edit the female mesh itself so it might be that you can never see them anyways?

[Luther Blissett]

Cool. That should all be straightforward. Do I need to make boots, or texture the feet as boots or anything?

[Ztormi]

You can texture or model the boots. We have modeled them for every armor I guess?

Nice jacket. Love it 

[Lexx]

The part on the back should look more like this:



It's more a V than ||

[Haraldx]

It's more a V than ||

This

[Ztormi]

[Haraldx]

Yes, very good!

[Cryptopsy]

It's more a V than ||

Gettin kinda picky, aren't we?

[TheGreenHand]

Yes, the power armor is the only armor that works fine using the same model. The difference between the girl in PA and the man in PA is that the girl has a different Idle pose. Which looks strange, but maybe because I am not used to it.

What about the environmental armor?  That probably could use the same model.

[Karpov]

What about the environmental armor?  That probably could use the same model.

Almost. I tested it, everything looks good but the chest part is too wide, and it overlaps with the arms, not a big deal though.

[Karpov]

I guess it is better to have the boots modelled, it gives a more robust look. I can hide the feet in the character, so in theory you would not be adding much polygons.

[Haraldx]

Uhm... just 1 note - you forgot the suit Mobsters wear...

[Haraldx]

Very good! Damn, I wanted to make CLJ myself, but didn't have Karpovs model so... yeah, failed.

[Izual]

Mobsters need a different model/skeleton, don't they? Like boxers.

[Haraldx]

They just are more muscled and taller, nothing more. That can be done with some easy stuff.