Originally Posted by PlayerID666
The reason the shirt looks odd is that a realistic shirt has both elasticity and friction, which I would imagine yours lacks.
If a person rotated in a circle, their shirt wouldn't move that much, largely because friction would hold it in place and what little motion did occur would be obscured by stretching.
Your shirt however can only compress, by falling onto itself, and does that very easily sliding over the smooth joints of tori.
the shirts made out of that light shiny sating shit, note the shinyness of the shirt...
the material is so light and thin that the movement is realistic for it.
but i doubt you actually meant for it to be like that he stup? =P
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well, 1. BenDover was right, I was going for the thin, silky style shirt
2. A tori doesn't have skin, and therefore would have less friction against the shirt.
3. my main purpose of this, was to get used to the clothilde tags in c4d, I wasn't really going for realism.
2. A tori doesn't have skin, and therefore would have less friction against the shirt.
3. my main purpose of this, was to get used to the clothilde tags in c4d, I wasn't really going for realism.
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