Looking for G2M Kilt

DaWaterRat

Am I right that the closest thing to a kilt for G2M available at the moment is SickleYield's Dark skirt over at Rendo? I'm setting up a new game (essentially Hogwarts in the Dresdenverse) and one of my players decided that his character was going to test the school's dress code by wearing a kilt. (The game is set in Chicago.)

I know I can autofit something from Genesis or G2F, but if there is something official, I'd rather see if I can fit that into the budget.

cecilia.robinson

Wicked Kilt, while not for Gen2M, could work.

Chohole

Prince Charlie is for Genesis http://www.daz3d.com/scottish-kilts-prince-charlie-outfit as is Highland lad http://www.daz3d.com/highland-lad

I am not at all sure that there is actually one made specially for G2M

There is also a dynamic one made for earlier figures http://www.daz3d.com/modern-kilt

3Ddreamer

Nothing G2M yet but I have
The dynamic Modern Kilt which I was happy using with Genesis, can't see a problem with G2M (not so happy with the seam in the texture at the side)
http://www.daz3d.com/modern-kilt
The Prince Charles - maybe a bit formal unless you mix and match in another shirt.
http://www.daz3d.com/scottish-kilts-prince-charlie-outfit
Highland Lad - which in the modern (short) version is probably what someone would wear to test the boundaries at school in America
http://www.daz3d.com/highland-lad

Personally I'm not a fan of the so called fashion kilts and I suspect where they might get off wearing a traditional kilt to school on Tartan Day or something, I doubt they'd get off wearing Wicked Kilt - which to me looks just like a skirt, doesn't appear to have a split that a wrap around garment should nor proper pleats at the back. And sorry but Sickleyield's outfit isn't a kilt either, aside from the length it doesn't seem to wrap around or have pleats.

Edit - Beaten to it while I typed :-)

DaWaterRat

Yeah, I know the Dark Skirt doesn't actually qualify as a kilt. Thus the "closest to" qualifier.

For reference, here's the section on the write-up that got him (the player) thinking... (yes, I wrote it in a "School Handbook" voice.)

"Slacks are to be navy, black, or khaki tan. Skirts are to be knee length or longer, and may be navy, black, khaki tan, or in the student's house plaid."

Note the lack of gender specification, which was on purpose.

And yes, I went to a plaidmaker site and made plaids for each dormitory house. :)

Which means that Wicked Kilt would probably take the texture best, since I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that Xena designed her Wicked line to take shaders well.

vwrangler

DaWaterRat said:

Yeah, I know the Dark Skirt doesn't actually qualify as a kilt. Thus the "closest to" qualifier.

For reference, here's the section on the write-up that got him (the player) thinking... (yes, I wrote it in a "School Handbook" voice.)

"Slacks are to be navy, black, or khaki tan. Skirts are to be knee length or longer, and may be navy, black, khaki tan, or in the student's house plaid."

Note the lack of gender specification, which was on purpose.

And yes, I went to a plaidmaker site and made plaids for each dormitory house. :)

Which means that Wicked Kilt would probably take the texture best, since I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that Xena designed her Wicked line to take shaders well.

Wicked Kilt will work, but you need to be careful about the particular shader and posing. I used Transfer Utility to move it to G2M, and still have issues with weird deformations in front. You can sort of see what I'm talking about in this image in my dA gallery (entirely work-safe, even! and it's black!)