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  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554
    edited September 2020

     

    Serene Night said:

    I am messing around with it now. I really like that the bowtie is not conforming to the neck, and can be moved around, making it look a lot beter in certain poses.

    Hi!

    the bow also has a morph to bend its tips forward to make it look more natural.

    p

    Post edited by Protozoon on
  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,746
    edited September 2020
    mal3Imagery said:

    I got competition now :P  Grats @Protozoon yes

    I've been anxiously awaiting your product's arrival so when I first saw the White Tie outfit hit the store I thought it was yours - at first glance. lol I was surprised to see who the PA on it was since I hadn't seen them create clothing before. The White Tie outfit looks incredible, I'm grabbing it up for sure. And I'm super excited to see what you'll be coming out with as well. :) High quality male clothing is always something I'm interested in! :)

    I hope we get a lot more quality male clothing from Protozoon too - this outfit looks awesome and I hope we get more! :D There's definitely enough room for both of you in the field since a LOT more PAs make female clothing than male clothing.

    Post edited by 3Diva on
  • Serene NightSerene Night Posts: 17,675
    edited September 2020

    Here We go. It looks very nice. I love the seams, and all the great details. Stupendous work.

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  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554
    3Diva said:
    mal3Imagery said:

    I got competition now :P  Grats @Protozoon yes

    I've been anxiously awaiting your product's arrival so when I first saw the White Tie outfit hit the store I thought it was yours - at first glance. lol I was surprised to see who the PA on it was since I hadn't seen them create clothing before. The White Tie outfit looks incredible, I'm grabbing it up for sure. And I'm super excited to see what you'll be coming out with as well. :) High quality male clothing is always something I'm interested in! :)

    I hope we get a lot more quality male clothing from Protozoon too - this outfit looks awesome and I hope we get more! :D There's definitely enough room for both of you in the field since a LOT more PAs make female clothing than male clothing.

    I'm anxiously waiting for mal3imagery's products too. They'll be totally awesome.

  • mal3Imagerymal3Imagery Posts: 713

    A render of your new outfit :D

    Evening Out

  • jakibluejakiblue Posts: 7,281

    I actually thought you were posting a photo of the outfit this product was inspired by! Had to look twice to realise it was a render! Looks fantastic! 

    mal3Imagery said:

    A render of your new outfit :D

    Evening Out

     

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,187
    edited September 2020

    As with so many other products, this outfit doesn't quite know what to do with Felton.

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  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554
    Gordig said:

    As with so many other products, this outfit doesn't quite know what to do with Felton.

    Now this looks funny :) Did you dforce the pants? It might solve them. With shoes the toe pose preset might help too, or adjusting toes to about 20.

    The other garments can be dforced too with appropriate mat zones' dynamic strength experimented.

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,187
    edited September 2020

    I didn't try dForce on it, just loaded it onto the figure to see how it looked out of the box. I also tried Bullwarg, which fared slightly better, although the extreme head/neck morph caused a huge amount of distortion. Apes, on the other hand, wear this suit rather well (excepting the shoes, which they probably wouldn't wear anyway).

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  • jakibluejakiblue Posts: 7,281

    @Protozoon, have you got any thoughts for texture expansions for this? I'm curious whether you'd think you'd like to do more textures, for the tailcoat bit in particular. 

  • EllessarrEllessarr Posts: 1,395

    hmm for the peoples which had bought it, here my basic questions

    1 - the poly count of the outfit as aways (if possible for each piece)

    2 - if the "buttoms" and others stuffs are "rigified(attached to the outfit and don't distort) and are props or are "part of the piece of outfit and are proper rigged and "distorte? i means that not because i want they to do that, but because the "rigid" stuff in daz only work on daz when you export to outside the stuffs will no more be "attached" to the outfit and will be just "float around and not follow any pose or animation".

  • Seven193Seven193 Posts: 1,111
    Gordig said:

    I didn't try dForce on it, just loaded it onto the figure to see how it looked out of the box. I also tried Bullwarg, which fared slightly better, although the extreme head/neck morph caused a huge amount of distortion. Apes, on the other hand, wear this suit rather well (excepting the shoes, which they probably wouldn't wear anyway

    Sharp looking monkey suit!  A cane, top hat, and white gloves would complete the look.Something similar:
    https://www.daz3d.com/ultimate-morphing-tux-bundle

     

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,187
    Ellessarr said:

    hmm for the peoples which had bought it, here my basic questions

    1 - the poly count of the outfit as aways (if possible for each piece)

    2 - if the "buttoms" and others stuffs are "rigified(attached to the outfit and don't distort) and are props or are "part of the piece of outfit and are proper rigged and "distorte? i means that not because i want they to do that, but because the "rigid" stuff in daz only work on daz when you export to outside the stuffs will no more be "attached" to the outfit and will be just "float around and not follow any pose or animation".


    Name : 
    Dress Shirt_32142
    Label : 
    Dress Shirt
    Class : 
    DzFigure
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    Triangles : 
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    Quads : 
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    Total Faces : 
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    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Waistcoat_13073
    Label : 
    Waistcoat
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
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    Triangles : 
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    Quads : 
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    Name : 
    Bowtie_272
    Label : 
    Bowtie
    Class : 
    DzFigure
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    Name : 
    Tailcoat_26892
    Label : 
    Tailcoat (2)
    Class : 
    DzFigure
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    Trousers_23843
    Label : 
    Trousers
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    Label : 
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    Name : 
    Dress Shoes_12528
    Label : 
    Dress Shoes
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    The buttons are rigid follow nodes.

     

  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554
    edited September 2020
    jakiblue said:

    @Protozoon, have you got any thoughts for texture expansions for this? I'm curious whether you'd think you'd like to do more textures, for the tailcoat bit in particular. 

    Hey!

    You know what, this is a great idea. Not only textures but a proper expansion pack with a tophat, cane, gloves, a little bouquet for the left lapel and some textures with poses for their theme. +open hanging bowtie.
    Actually I have a half-ready texture for a circus ringmaster/lion tamer (whip needed also XD)/moulin rouge announcer.

    I take this in serious consideration :)

    P

    Post edited by Protozoon on
  • Fungible UserFungible User Posts: 456
    edited September 2020
    Summerhorse said:

    I just hope that all of the people complaining about men's clothing over the years are able to buy it.

    This is our chance to show PA s that time spent on well made menswear can pay off.

    I bought it for exactly this reason. It is simply spectacular and ticks so many boxes of mine concerning male clothing items...but the greatest of all the boxes to be ticked is, of course, outstanding quality. Yes, I am one of 'those people' who complain about men's clothing, but credit given where it's due. I will always support vendors who produce these type of garments.

    POST EDIT - Sorry, forgot to mention the outstanding promo images....totally sold me.

    Post edited by Fungible User on
  • EllessarrEllessarr Posts: 1,395
    Gordig said:
    Ellessarr said:

    hmm for the peoples which had bought it, here my basic questions

    1 - the poly count of the outfit as aways (if possible for each piece)

    2 - if the "buttoms" and others stuffs are "rigified(attached to the outfit and don't distort) and are props or are "part of the piece of outfit and are proper rigged and "distorte? i means that not because i want they to do that, but because the "rigid" stuff in daz only work on daz when you export to outside the stuffs will no more be "attached" to the outfit and will be just "float around and not follow any pose or animation".


    Name : 
    Dress Shirt_32142
    Label : 
    Dress Shirt
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
    28,439 / 7,865
    Triangles : 
    0 / 122
    Quads : 
    27,229 / 7,691
    Total Faces : 
    27,229 / 7,813
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Waistcoat_13073
    Label : 
    Waistcoat
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
    3,918 / 3,918
    Triangles : 
    48 / 48
    Quads : 
    3,892 / 3,892
    Total Faces : 
    3,940 / 3,940
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Bowtie_272
    Label : 
    Bowtie
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
    272 / 272
    Triangles : 
    0 / 0
    Quads : 
    272 / 272
    Total Faces : 
    272 / 272
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Tailcoat_26892
    Label : 
    Tailcoat (2)
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
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    Triangles : 
    0 / 193
    Quads : 
    24,521 / 8,282
    Total Faces : 
    24,521 / 8,475
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Trousers_23843
    Label : 
    Trousers
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
    76,645 / 19,164
    Triangles : 
    0 / 180
    Quads : 
    76,452 / 18,978
    Total Faces : 
    76,452 / 19,158
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Socks_1910
    Label : 
    Socks
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
    7,578 / 1,910
    Triangles : 
    0 / 0
    Quads : 
    7,520 / 1,880
    Total Faces : 
    7,520 / 1,880
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0


    Name : 
    Dress Shoes_12528
    Label : 
    Dress Shoes
    Class : 
    DzFigure
    Vertices : 
    50,086 / 12,528
    Triangles : 
    0 / 612
    Quads : 
    49,450 / 11,918
    Total Faces : 
    49,450 / 12,530
    Total Lines : 
    0 / 0

    The buttons are rigid follow nodes.

     

    hmm thanks i would say nowadays my worst enemie is not really being 'outfit poly count" but this rigid nodes, while for daz it's awesome outside daz it's a nightmare, you need to "proper parent the stuff in a 3d mesh editor", to make it work otherwise you need to "remove everything

     

    here a nightmare exemple:

    it's look awesome and cool inside daz but if i have to remove all the rigid nodes this is what happens

  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554
    edited September 2020

    I just tried this shader set on the suit. It works perfectly for the suit if you need variety of superb textures fast.

    https://www.daz3d.com/ultra-shaders-business-class-fabric-shaders

    P

    Post edited by Protozoon on
  • Mark_e593e0a5Mark_e593e0a5 Posts: 1,598

    Great work. Looks great even without dForce, fits well on most of my male characters. Please continue laugh. I hate clothes that solely rely on dForce to look decent, especially for males. 

  • 3Ddreamer3Ddreamer Posts: 1,313

    If you are taking suggestions for an expansion; a modern tuxedo jacket to works with this shirt, waistcoat, trousers. So there would be 3 jacket styles. And if that tuxedo jacket had open and closed options... would work great with the open bow tie you mention...

  • TercelTercel Posts: 101

    Love, love, love this!  And if there will be expansion styles can I voice my request for a jabot, cravat, and embellished type shirt studs, some of which might have botanical stylings on them, or vaguely secret society type symbols that others would just admire as interesting but those in the know - or the society - would recognize. 

  • ZaiZai Posts: 289
    edited November 2021

    Some morning dress for you Proto!

    Post edited by Zai on
  • SummerhorseSummerhorse Posts: 684

    With destinysgarden shaders

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  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554

     

    Summerhorse said:

    With destinysgarden shaders

    Cool!

  • zombiewhackerzombiewhacker Posts: 684

    Is there any specific era this outfit falls under? My first guess was Edwardian, but then I think one of the posters here said it was modern. Great looking outfit regardless of time period.

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,316

    zombiewhacker said:

    Is there any specific era this outfit falls under? My first guess was Edwardian, but then I think one of the posters here said it was modern. Great looking outfit regardless of time period.

    I thought it was 1920s. It that Edwardian? There a multiple variations of tuxedos and must are still around if you know where to look to buy.

  • Phoenix1966Phoenix1966 Posts: 1,714
    edited July 2021

    Edwardian era is usually 1901-1910, but some consider it extends to the beginning of World War 1.

    The picture below is considered Edwardian evening fashions including tailcoats and an early version of the tuxedo

    Post edited by Phoenix1966 on
  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,780

    zombiewhacker said:

    Is there any specific era this outfit falls under? My first guess was Edwardian, but then I think one of the posters here said it was modern. Great looking outfit regardless of time period.

    I was under the imprssion it was modern as I have seen this style in a few settings

  • zombiewhackerzombiewhacker Posts: 684

    Thanks to all. Just purchased.

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