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Heads up, M4 (and Poser) users!
I’ve just uploaded three caps smart-propped for M4 to my ShareCQ account.  Zip file contains both a Poser runtime folder, and a plain .obj object folder. 
http://www.sharecg.com/v/63011/gallery/11/Poser/Fur-Caps-for-M4

The Poser props also come with three options for fur settings, as shown below, as well as the plain caps.

Thank you Rosemaryr. They are beautiful and will be very useful for that certain Napolean in Russia scene I am working on.

Those are some wonderful hats!

Perfect for the cold of a Siberian winter or the steppes and the Golden Horde.

If anybody needs some Mongol textures this is from a studded quilted coat worn as light armour. The real thing though later than the Genghis Kahn period. Most likely 17th century. It’s probably better as a guide than a texture due to low lighting.

I’m enjoying the hats. This one is not really historical - more 70s spy drama. Fur is from Teresa Tyllo - my favourite fur textures.

Welllll… the seventies *is* history….. right??  *giggle*

Rosemaryr - 22 June 2012 08:22 PM

Welllll… the seventies *is* history….. right??  *giggle*

Well it will be history one day anyway. They probably do it all at school now.

Really bad day - trying to get new Poser 9 set up as the sale convinced me to update from 7. Hope it wasn’t a mistake.

Forgot to post this. Some good poses for M4 faffing with a hat in a 17th century way. Work fine in DS but Poser < 9 complains about version. They string together well to make little animations.

M4 - Gentlemanly Conduct

Now have P9 working and enjoying the new interface.

I love vacations!  Got some more freebies done for you guys!  First up: turbans!

http://www.sharecg.com/v/63158/view/11/Poser/Two-turban-props-for-Micheal-4

These are two styles of turbans, made in MD, using an insane amount of virtual cloth, twisted and wrapped around poor M4’s noggin. 
The first (Soft Turban) is usable in Mid-Eastern looks, as well as Orientalist revivalism, circa French Revolution and even into the Victorian age.
The second is based on a Tuareg style, piled high.
Both are smart props, fitted to M4.

Both have an additional version, with Poser dynamics.  The Soft turban can also have a tail, which drapes over the shoulder, and the Tribal turban has a dynamic face/neck cloth addition.

The second freebie offering is what I call a ‘false’ turban: not really wrapped.  Instead it is ‘sewed’ together in MD using different strips to create the look of a twisted turban.
http://www.sharecg.com/v/63159/gallery/11/Poser/Turban-Turban-band-and-Fez

This one comes with a full turban, a turban band, and two fez(es) of different heighths.  The fez fits into the turban band item for a third look altogether.
There are plenty of material zones for your creative mix-and-match texture play.
Smart-propped to M4, in a Poser runtime folder.  I also have the plain Obj object and UV maps available.

Playing with the turbans before breakfast…. Using indigo fabrics as I think that’s what the Tuareg use.

I’ve finally got my MD licence!

Woohoo!  Can’t wait to see the neat things you come up with! 

good to see this thread lives on. 

Thanks for the great hat props RosemaryR - the fluffy fur one looks awesome and is making me think about mongols.  I’ve been working on some horse textures and now I’m thinking about the hair room and horse skins.

question - I know several people here have picked up my K4 Enfanta clothing set.  Would there be any interest in a texture addition? I found three more unfinished textures for it socked away on my hd. A red gold set theme roses, a green on green set theme butterflies, and a floral embroidery on white .

Lyrra

I don’t know if anyone is still looking at this thread. I damaged amuscle in my arm so have been away from everything for a while.

Here’s a tile of some 18th century fabric from Seville Cathedral Treasury.

Baglet - 03 September 2012 11:57 AM

I don’t know if anyone is still looking at this thread. I damaged amuscle in my arm so have been away from everything for a while.

Here’s a tile of some 18th century fabric from Seville Cathedral Treasury.

Very pretty Baglet. Thank you very much.