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14 comments

  1. Skessa
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    wow, she looks great, can´t wait for the new amour. I think I´m going to play a Dwarfen Girl again. With that amour
    I haven´t got a proportion fix. I like my dwarf sturdy
  2. JAPhoenix
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    The fact that you are converting these armors for use by dwarves (and the proportion fix oMFG) AT ALL makes me want to weep a rainbow I AM SO HAPPY
    1. Entopie
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      Well, I try (give it m best shot). Sometimes it workes and sometimes not.
      Some of the armors for the update won't be available for male dwarfs, so to make up for that I made some dwarven male exclusive ports (The carta thug outfit from Legacy, the light armor a and b, and the medium armor a for dwarves from DA2. Reference picture1 by OrientalisDraco and reference picture 2:
    2. JAPhoenix
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      The fact that this mod is fair game for all races is so wonderful! YOU ARE WONDERFUL *showers you in rose petals and glitter*
    3. Entopie
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      Thank you
    4. thesorceress
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      Wow, I think the 3rd, 4th and 5th armors (from the 1st pic) would look great on females too! It's awesome you've decided to port even more armors - variety is always good!
      And I think her figure is just right
  3. deleted6317247
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    Ooh, wow! Looking good.
  4. Qessanea
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    Actually I kind of like her figure; the curves fit my notion of how dwarves look.

    That said, I plan to do a dwarf PT soon to take advantage of all your armours that do give dwarves the slimmer frame
    1. Entopie
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      I'll have to hurry up then.

      I'm thinking about updating the mod sometime next week at the latest. I have kept people waiting relatively or too long, haven't I? (I also hope that the waiting will be worth it)
    2. Qessanea
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      There's no rush on my account. And since you, and other modders, provide people with fantastic and high-quality additions to their game at no cost, there's really no such thing as 'too long.' Anybody who thinks otherwise should learn to mod themselves, if they're so impatient
  5. patdc
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    My Dwarven Ladies thank you and Oghren says the next round on him at Cora's. Thank you for all the hard work your putting in to make our games better
    1. Entopie
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      It is more fun than work

      I'm happy if you and the others like the ports, enjoy dressing your characters up with them or even start a new playthrough. :

      I'll take Oghren up on this...
  6. makara5656
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    While I'm working on conversion, I never scaled the mesh right, left, up or down. I don't know about blender but in Max, there's an option to scale all directions at a time. That way, it won't look too stout or too skinny or flat.

    Hmm... but sometimes like in this situation I think it's best to do like you did because after all, dwarf, elf, human has different body shape.
    1. Entopie
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      Blender has that option too, but I use the skeleton for scaling etc.. This way I can usually fit the mesh much better and scale/fit certain parts, like the collar, better.
      The problem with this armor is that the collar is too narrow for the neck of a dwarf. I scaled the mesh and after that I tweaked the collar by scaling it via the neck bones, but that has it limits, because this will deform the collar. If too much scaling is done, the collar will look completely distorted. So there really was no option than to make the mesh wider, meaning scale it in y and x direction.
      Fitting for humans and elfs is most of the time no problem, but fitting to dwarfs, especially male dwarfs is hell.

      (Yeah, I know, narrow is a elastic term...that is out of it's usualy context )