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I'm not sure.. The hip/ waist area is slighlty off, the belt is a bit narrow and they are a bit low-rise for men's pants. When I used them, they seemed designed for females and ported over for men, because of the way they sit on the hips.
Usually the fabric on men's pants starts to blouse out around the thigh region. These pants have fairly narrow thighs but a big waist. It looks odd to me.
Styles vary, but if you go into combat with pants hanging low on your hips with your pockets full and you are a guy, your pants are likely to come down. This is why most of the time the belts are belted at the waist not lower.
My biggest gripe with the Urban Survivors jeans for G3M is probably the low rise waist and why I won't use them with no shirt. They sit so low they just look weird to me. Of course I come from a generation where we wore the waist on our jeans at the waist. LOL. The G2M version has a better fit IMVHO.
Laurie
If I can see almost the bottom of the "happy trail" and the beginnings of the pubic hair they're way too low. LOL Maybe (and I mean only maybe) they look ok on a female (debatable) but on a guy they just look wrong. YMMV ;)
I have, and it gets old when you have to install hundreds of items after rebuilding your PC. This is one reason I now use DIM to install, and would like to see similar options from other stores.
barbult, thanks for the time and effort with the jeans/pants comparisons. Very useful.
It's amazing how hard it is to find quality jeans and tee shirts, after all these years.
You would think that would have been figured out by now.
I am happy to see that someone actually put out some dirty laundry props, finally.
There were all these laundrymat sets with no laundry props, or crumpled clothing props, or folded clothes, or hanging clothes.
Ah well...
JD
What is clear looking at the pants and jeans thus far displayed that we are purchasing a lot of redundant leg wear and a lot of it just isn't that great. Maybe instead of marketing "outfits" which includes poor quality jeans with no waistbands or details the focus should be on making more singles with morphs.
I can at most use about 5 styles of jeans. I have zero use for jeans lacking details since they aren't usable on their own and rarely look good even partially hidden by a top.
That is how Streetwear (Stonemason) made his clothes. Jeans are one product, T-Stirt is another, and sneakers are a third. Each product has useful morphs, several textures and detailed modeling. Win Win Win.
Add Aave Nainan and Bluebird3D to the list of excellent 3D clothing creators- for both men and women. I love everything I have from them. Bad Kitteh Co has some amazing clothing for men over at Rendo as well (mostly for M4.) I went through a ton of outfits trying to find something for an M4 carpenter with Elite ++ morphs to wear. Her Toolboi set is very good.
I like Renegade for G3M a lot too (from the M7 Pro Bundle). I tend to use it with the top. I keep going back to this set. I like how it fits and looks.
Good jeans enhances realism!
Even... when I'm not quite realistic.
(Construction worker jeans. The wrinkles on the legs aren't perfect, but it's at least in the ballpark)
The same kinda goes for shirts and things as well. I like wrinkles and folds because real clothes have them ;). I have all those Stonemason clothes in my wishlist now :P.
Laurie
I looked at my library of men's jeans and pants and I only have a few that weren't covered here. I tried doing turnarouds but they didn't look nearly as nice as barbult's.
I agree with more clothing for men. One thing I wish for pants on the guys, is that they don't look like granny pants. When I want to do a render of my male character in just a pair of slacks/jammies/britches, whether it's sci-fi, or current times or medieval or fantasy....why does the waist band of the pants have to go all the way up to the navel...come on! Who wears their pants up near their armpits anymore??! :) I'll have to start thinking that the PAs who make pants in that fashion must wear them in real life like that ;) My 2 pennies worth.
I thought it would be fun to show the Sports Suit that Peter Fulford hinted to us about. I was impressed and bought it. It was on sale for less than $10. First I used the Cross Figure tool to create morphs for Genesis 3 Male for each garment. Then I fit them to G3M and was amazed how well they worked. I even applied some of the included Genesis 3 Female poses to G3M and used the corresponding morphs in the garments to shape the garments to match the pose. I had to do some very minor tweaking of the poses and some fiddling with smoothing and collision on the garments to get them looking the best I could. Look closely at the renders. You will see variations like whether the hoodie laces are hanging down or tied, how the scarf hangs, whether the sleeves are pushed up or hanging down, whether the hood is up or down, etc. (With the hood up, I had a heck of a time getting the hair hidden. I had to use the SY Hat and Hair Helper and the Geometry Editor.) There are many texture options in the package - so many, that I had a hard time figuring out what pants went with what hoodie.
The textures are very detailed and a real GPU memory hog. That could be an issue if you don't have a fancy graphics card. I have 6GB GPU RAM, and this image with one G3M and two instances barely fit. I was careful to optimize the instances for memory in Render Settings. The textures use quite a few maps and use displacement with SubD of 3 and 4. The textures look great, though. The forum image compression doesn't show them to their best advantage here.
Thanks barbult for all your splendid jeans/pants render comparisons. The quality of the sports pants/suit above is amazing along with the array of included posing morphs, and will be an instant buy for me too.
Kind regards.
These look awesome! I too bought the set, and the versatility and morphs and movements (such as being able to move the drawstirngs, open pockets, pull up hoods, etc) Is great!
I tested out some of the undress morphs and used them on g3m. It is the new image in my gallery. I won't post that here to derail the topic.
I hope these are a big hit. Great set, and great value to the customer.
Where can I download the Sport Suit from, I cant find it in the store :(
It is at renderoisty in the new releases
LOL, I just got sucked into a black hole over there looking for it. Looked at all kinds of other stuff too. OMG, 3D content sites are distracting!
Hip Hop Outfit for Genesis 3 Male(s)
Might as well add the new Hip Hop pants, even though they are not "jeans" exactly. This is one of the most jeans-like of the included textures. The fly area looks strangely shaded to me. The shading looks like the left side (as we view it in the render) is on top, not the right side where the button hole should be - know what I mean? On the unshaded modeled item, it looks like the the button hole side is on top, although the left and right sides of the pants front just butt together with no overlap in the waistband. The waistband, fly area and botton have nice thickness modeled in, but the belt loops don't.
I find the front part of the hip hop jeans looks a bit like the buttocks to me. The seam looks like it belongs in the rear when I saw that set.
And the hip-hop jeans, like most of the rest of the DAZ clothing models, invariably looks oddly flat compared to the model that is wearing the clothing.
I guess they are supposed to be loose so the guy can do all the wild break dancing moves. I have to admit I'm not tuned into the culture, so it is a guess.
The Daz Store is the only place I know my around and feel comfortable. The Sports Suit is the first thing I've purchased any place else for years, I think.
Where did you get this? Great idea with the Cross Figure tools, I never thought of using that just as convenience for my own conversions.
I bought this for the sneakers and the ball cap and that's it. I know what to expect from the vendor. It might get returned if the sneakers and ball cap don't actually hold up. The rest of it is throw-away IMO.
it's over on renderosity.
I really enjoy the look of Samsil's clothes over at Renderosity. At least they are loose fitting and look like clothes actual men would wear. I've not seen any man over the age of 18 wear skinny jeans. With so little options in men's clothing, quality and versatility is extremely important. The draping in women's clothing is only just started to look good, I hope to see more quality draping in men's clothing, but I doubt it.