Tailor Archive
Thread: Are Multipocket/Two-Pocket Belts scaled incorrectly?
I got excited when I saw I had reached the ability to craft "multipocket belts" and "two-pocket belts". I made one of each and tried them on, and they seemed more like life preserver flotation rings than belts. The belts were actually cutting through my hands and arms when they hung down straight at the sides of my hips and just looked ridiculous. My character is of 'average build'.
Has anyone else noticed this?
I'm wearing a formal shirt under a Casual Jacket. The shirt collar pokes THOUGH the jacket. Gonna have to make a switch soon.
A weighted wookie hood has problems when worn w/ a weighted wookie vest. The collide and poke through one another.
I can see why they might have belts layer on top of jackets, but for that 'look' towork properly the belt would have to stay roughly the same size (as when you're not wearing a jacket) and the jacket would have to pinch in against the body underneath the belt (instead of the jacket staying at it's normal puffed look).
Since that isn't possible, belts should really layer underneath jackets. You can still see them through the front opening of the jacket (which is actually the look I was expecting).
Ammo bandoliers are even worse...it looked like one of the rings of Saturn floating around me!
There is hope however: The "Small pocket belt" from Field gear II seems to fit correctly, so it is possible to wear a belt and not look like a character out of The Jetsons.
I had the same problem. (The life preserver look...) so I switched over to a black two-pocket belt and it looks much better. The two-pocket is probably still "hovering" above my jacket, but it's harder to tell because they're similar colors and without the pockets all along the back it's basically just a strip of leather.
All of the multi-pocket belts I've made since then have been white, as the storm troopers seem to really like them. Next time you're talking with an imp, try to pitch them a belt. If you remember from the movies, the troopers had those big beltsa round their wastes, and a white-multi pocket completes the look for the overts who just *have* to run around in armor.