VFX Clothes

[realitybites]

I found a way to allow your character movement of one arm! Well this kinda helps if your somewhat skilled with VFX(like moi)But what you do is make some clothes that are a little wider than the characters frame, then move the character up to about the position of the head. Make sure you use the float or it wont work, yes I know he floats *note its best to make your character skinny.

[KuroShinnen]

Dude, that is awsome... I might just use this because that would make a lot of things so much easier. ;D

[realitybites]

Make sure to make your character skinny so you can make the clothes less bulbous, other than that, be glad to use it.

[yonvik]

dude freaking awsome lol u shoudl make armour like helmets and such

[realitybites]

Thats for you to make not me, I could but wheres the fun in that, thats kinda also the point too.

[Doan the Nado]

That is really a pretty good idea; I've never heard of anyone else doing that. To help get some people started, could you tell us what elements and stuff you used to make those clothes?

[thetruecoolness]

The top one is the Barrier A, and a ring effect, and the bottom one I'm not sure what he used for the cap but the clothers are barrier A effects again. So really it's fairly simple but still looks pretty cool.

[realitybites]

Whoa, TTC ya beat me to it. yeah thats all it is. By the way, the cap is already on the death model, I didn't make it.

[Deleted]

Yeah, that's pretty cool.

[realitybites]

I figured its great to use for a weird, looking character. The best part is the arms, you can move them anyway you like, you can even add hands. But I think this is relatively useful if I do say so myself.