Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'clothes'.
Found 3 results
-
2,755 downloads
This CC is offered completely free You’re allowed to modify it in any way, shape or form imaginable; asking me for permission is not necessary I don’t take requests nor commissions Details: Base game compatible For young adult and adult femsims Located on the outfit category Enabled for naked, everyday, sleepwear, formalwear, career, outwear and validformaternity Disabled for random sims All LODs and morphs Polycount: 4978 2-3 color channels 2 variations Only available in .package format Defects: Had to reduce the textures around 10% and made some retouches, from hyper close you will notice pixelation Clipping between boobs and armpits, most noticeable on sims with cowtits (double or triple the size via custom sliders) I didn’t test every single animation so there’s a chance for clipping in other areas Some stretching behind the armpits Microscopic clipping below the boobs (look at the pic), not a showstopper Notes: I could have mirrored meshes and textures to make this a top instead of a full body outfit, but Sim Medieval’s textures are hard enough to manipulate as it is (well, except if you aren’t making sexy garments then adapting them is easier, more or less) Compatible with shoes, texture and 3d accessories from the game, myself or any other creator (probably you will find some clipping on the base of the neck with some necklaces/chokers) Credits: Electronic Arts for original textures and meshes -
View File Medieval ComCorset Layered Dress EDIT, for MedBod This CC is offered completely free You’re allowed to modify it in any way, shape or form imaginable; asking me for permission is not necessary I don’t take requests nor commissions Details: Base game compatible For young adult and adult femsims Located on the outfit category Enabled for naked, everyday, sleepwear, formalwear, career, outwear and validformaternity Disabled for random sims All LODs and morphs Polycount: 4978 2-3 color channels 2 variations Only available in .package format Defects: Had to reduce the textures around 10% and made some retouches, from hyper close you will notice pixelation Clipping between boobs and armpits, most noticeable on sims with cowtits (double or triple the size via custom sliders) I didn’t test every single animation so there’s a chance for clipping in other areas Some stretching behind the armpits Microscopic clipping below the boobs (look at the pic), not a showstopper Notes: I could have mirrored meshes and textures to make this a top instead of a full body outfit, but Sim Medieval’s textures are hard enough to manipulate as it is (well, except if you aren’t making sexy garments then adapting them is easier, more or less) Compatible with shoes, texture and 3d accessories from the game, myself or any other creator (probably you will find some clipping on the base of the neck with some necklaces/chokers) Credits: Electronic Arts for original textures and meshes Submitter JoshQ Submitted 10/14/2018 Category Clothing
-
A quick update (although this should probably be a blog post but I'll save that for the pre-release). I'm currently working on Dibella Armor but I'm not ready to show it yet. Dibella Armor will be skimpy or full armor that can be seen through. I'm considering attaching a script to the armor that will increase the defense of a player with the Blessing of Dibella. This isn't set in stone as I'm not sure how to write the script yet. If I do implement this, skimpy armors will have a ton of defense with Dibella's Blessing but have very little without it. And the skimpier the better. The armor in the image above is a variant of the Wayn Chainmail Armor. Why call it Wayn Chainmail? Beacuse Wayn is the name of a blacksmith in Morrowind. Most of the new armors in this mod will be named after blacksmiths from previous Elder Scrolls games because in the lore of this mod they designed them. Other ideas that I may add but may not make it into the initial release: Unique bandit bosses the are equipped with armor that can only be found on them. Clothes and armor patterns that can be learned (consumed like a spell tome) or taken to a blacksmith to be made.
