"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> schreef in bericht 
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>> The pants are very nice now. I could certainly work a bit more on them, 
>> but
>> I shall leave that for another occasion. There is now a next step in
>> complexity that I want to explore: breeches with bindings along the 
>> calves.
>> I think I know how to do this (again, the tutorial manual give a number 
>> of
>> useful hints in that direction) but I have to try this out on a figure.
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> Wouldn't these be shorter pantaloons? I'm no sailor tailor, just curious. 
> :)

There are a lot of different type of breeches, depending on historical epoch 
mainly, and use. I googled some images and there are even a number of sewing 
'patterns' for making them in RL. Not so useful in the mesh universe, but it 
might give some ideas. What I want to try is the Celtic or the Viking type 
of breeches, and bind them at the calves, perhaps with some additional 
leggings (for winter) if I feel confident enough.
17:00 hours: the breeches are finished and ready for simulation. Next step 
are the bindings...

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>> <grin> yes the hat! Such a simple object, originally built from a torus. 
>> I
>> wanted something outlandish anyway  :-)
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> It is definitely unique and outlandish. :)

Yes indeed.

Thomas

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