Tailor Archive
Thread: On bandoliers, sashes, etc.
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915Knightsaber
Sat Jul 12, 2003 3:33 am
#1
Alright, so at Field Wear III now. I made a few Two Strap Bandoliers (I think they're called Two-Strapped). Gave them to a PA member friend, and it looked like someone encircled him with giant wooden loops. Can we at least have those fit? The same thing with sashes and the like, they look like gigantic oval loops that most of the time don't even touch the person wearing it.
Not to mention I have -serious- issues with someone not being able to wear a pack of any kind and a bandolier at the same time. I'm unable to sell any of my bandoliers because they
A. Look like crap.
B. Unequip packs.
I tell ya, tailors are getting -no- love. Is anyone out there listening in developer land? Clothes have gotta fit. And for the love of Yoda, straps and packs can be worn at the same time!
Not to mention I have -serious- issues with someone not being able to wear a pack of any kind and a bandolier at the same time. I'm unable to sell any of my bandoliers because they
A. Look like crap.
B. Unequip packs.
I tell ya, tailors are getting -no- love. Is anyone out there listening in developer land? Clothes have gotta fit. And for the love of Yoda, straps and packs can be worn at the same time!
Feen_icks
Sun Jul 13, 2003 5:50 pm
#2
indeed i was most dissapointed when my strap unequipped my pack... *sigh*
and yeah, i refuse to wear most such stuff anyway cos i cant bear to have this giant hoop on me.
and yeah, i refuse to wear most such stuff anyway cos i cant bear to have this giant hoop on me.
Anabelle
Sun Jul 13, 2003 6:13 pm
#3
This is also a problem with belts (on women at least). The belts, when equipped with certain other objects, hover around the waist line like rings around a planet... rather than fitting tightly.
raizel76
Sun Jul 13, 2003 6:59 pm
#4
Yup, I can't stand wearing belts for that reason. It's tolerable on the male characters but it's horrific on the females. The thing doesn't even come close to resting around my waist. Instead it looks like it's hovering about 3 inches away. Bah!
Alkiera
Sun Jul 13, 2003 9:53 pm
#5
The things that tend to do this are:
A) Jackets of any kind
B) Dresses/Robes.
While wearing just a shirt and pants, a belt looks fine. But the instant you put on a jacket, your belt becomes like 10 sizes too large, and is only touching at the back.
We're not the only ones needing some work, tho. Almost every elite profession has some issues that need to be looked at.
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Alkiera Kerithor
Kauri, Corellia, Coronet
HunterWilde
Sun Jul 13, 2003 9:59 pm
#6
This is a problem with the way clothing is layered on a character model. For some reason, belts, sashes, etc end up being layered over jackets rather than under them. Hence they end up looking like flotation devices. As soon as you take the jacket off, it looks fine again.
But honestly, outfits tend to look a lot better when you include a jacket (especially when you get up to dusters) which means people usually end up not wearing the belts. I really wish they would fix this (along with not being able to wear sashes/bandoliers with a pack, since you have to have a pack equipped to actually get the benefit of the extra inventory space).
But honestly, outfits tend to look a lot better when you include a jacket (especially when you get up to dusters) which means people usually end up not wearing the belts. I really wish they would fix this (along with not being able to wear sashes/bandoliers with a pack, since you have to have a pack equipped to actually get the benefit of the extra inventory space).
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