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McCracken: That's one wrinkly dress!
I'd try darkening the skin (to a black/cold blue tone) and make here a drow elf, as that's what the background remins me of.

Hoepfully you know Ad&D well enough t ...

Oh..uh...
/me vainly attempts to not look stupid

Reformat your computer! It is most obviously in need of it! images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif

Quite simply, you don't have enough RAM, or your computer is too slow to handle something that big.

I had to work on something that size a while back, and DAMN did it ever take forever to do anything ...

I'm not sure what the proper way to do this is, but since I despise my drawing abilities, I do a rough sketch, then use the pen tool in PS to create various stroked paths make everything nice and perf ...

But that would mean it would be a hell of a lot of work when I wanted to change the characters poses, because I'd have to screw with the patch every time.

Maybe I do want something animateable so tha ...

I understand how to make clothing for a high-poly char, and there are some tutorials on the subject, but what would be your suggestion to makinga cloak or other flowing garment (think Deus Ex dude)?

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I've got character studio, and I was talking about Bipeds before, but when I simply attach two parts of a mesh together, without welding them, and attach a biped to them, it can spit ect. mk was sayin ...

Haven't worked with bones much.
I've tried animating somethign when I've got two pieces, (ie. i just mirrored it and atached it, yet didn't weld yet) then It can split sometimes when using bipeds.

So ...

Feel flattered, because I registered here just to ask you some things about that model.

#1: What technique? Mesh/box medelling? patch? NURBs?

#2: If it's mesh, did you just model each part separetly ...