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Looking for this kind of clothing, no idea of keyword

antoine_94386758antoine_94386758 Posts: 20
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Hello guys, 
I'm looking for this kind of clothing for a project (moses look).


I tryied some keyword but I couldn't find anything, any suggestions by any chance ? 

 


Thanks !

 

 

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  • EtriganEtrigan Posts: 603

    I don't wish to discourage you, But, finding such modest clothing will be a tough hunt. 

    I would start with Wilmap, she'd done a lot of historical clothing. Her Genesis 1 catalogue is the largest.

    Pappy411 used to be a vendor on Rendo, but I can't find him in the searches and clicking on his link in my purchased items bounces me. He had some biblical outfits for M4.

  • AnotherUserNameAnotherUserName Posts: 2,726
    edited May 2016

    "LET MY PEOPLE GO"!!!

    Sorry, had to say it. laugh

    Are you looking for dynamic clothing or just autofit?

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  • HaslorHaslor Posts: 406

    You might look on Share CG, there are several artist who do biblical clothes.

  • JOdelJOdel Posts: 6,254

    I've a nasty suspicion that the keyword is 'dynamic'. Biblical robes are thin on the ground when it comes to conforming. And that overrobe would be a nightmare to rig and have coming out looking well. And Studio has a rather limited choice of dynamic items because Studio doesn't have a "real" dynamic system available to useres. Just enough of one to say they actually do "have" one.

    There are some new possibilities. Over on Rendo there's a utility that allows one to use Poser dynamic items in Studio. It enables the item to drape, acto the Optitex controls.

    The bright side to that is that there are a LOT more, and more varied, dynamic items built for Poser, because Poser's cloth room allows the user to do the draping, or to "clothify" whatever item they choose. Studio is tied to the Optitex proprietory system which is closed to the end user, and costs too much for very many people to get a chance to work with it. But on the Poser side there are a lot of people producing dynamic clothing. Some of it suitable for biblical renders. Most of it takes shaders 

  • antoine_94386758antoine_94386758 Posts: 20

    Ok guys, thanks for the feedback.
    I'll dig a bit more

  • vwranglervwrangler Posts: 4,820
    edited May 2016

    Depending on which figure you're working with, and what sort of shaders you have, this might work

    http://www.daz3d.com/sf-wizard-for-genesis-2

    Strangely enough, wizard robes and biblical clothing have a lot of stylistic overlap, at least for males. One thing to note, though, is that because of the drapey sleeves, wizard robes tend not to autofit well -- autofit usually destroys the bones in the sleeves, and even when it doesn't, it frequently destroys their function.

    There used to be an expansion for SF Wizard that had that sort of overrobe, but that looks like it's not available any more.

    EDIT: Sickleyield just re-enabled the links for the expansion with the overrobe: http://sickleyield.deviantart.com/art/Sorcery-For-SF-Wizard-G2M-FREE-EXPANSION-434553638

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  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001

    Don't worry that they say they are for M4/V4...

    http://www.daz3d.com/angelic-bundle-for-v4-and-m4

    That is close to the 'base' robe.

  • MaxHancockMaxHancock Posts: 226

    How I wish there were more accurate historical clothing we could purchase, and not just solider uniforms, but all types.  

  • Ken OBanionKen OBanion Posts: 1,447

    There's this:

    https://www.daz3d.com/shepherd-for-m3

    You didn't specify what figure/character you wanted it for, and I've never tried using auto-fit to convert anything that old, but hey, it's worth a shot!

     

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