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*Product Name: Baggy Jeans M4H4
*Copyright 08-09-10
*By: SickleYield
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This is a superconforming pair of hiphop pants for Michael 4 which also supports the Morphs++ and Hiro 4.  The pants are one figure with 19366 polygons and the included boxers for wearing under them have 2000 polys.  There is a wallet chain smartprop which has 15671 polys.  Extra morphs are included to fix any possible clipping, to add a male "package" for realism, and to allow the pants to be lowered, the fly to be opened, et cetera.  The wallet chain smartprop has many morphs for posing and adjustment as well.
 
There are three texture sets for the jeans and boxers, one for the prop.  Both DAZ 3 and Poser materials are included and are accessed as MAT poses.  The appropriate program's material will be applied when the icon is clicked whether you use DAZ or Poser, and these should work with Poser versions 4 and up.  The chain won't look identical in Poser and DAZ, but I think I've managed to achieve the chrome look in both.

Tested on a PC with 64-bit Vista Ultimate, Poser 6 and DAZ Studio 3.0 Advanced.

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System Requirements:

PC with Windows (or Mac with file converter)
Poser 
DAZ Studio 3.0 (free or commercial version)

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Ownership Statement and Licensing:

All of this product's content was created by SickleYield.  User has permission to use this product to create commercial and non-commercial renders and animations only.  (See included EULA for details.)

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Needed Files:

DAZ's Michael 4 and/or Hiro 4

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Installation Instructions:

Unzip to your Poser directory or DAZ's Content directory and choose "yes" to overwrite. The outfit will be found in Character/SickleYield/BaggyJeans and MAT poses in Poses/SickleYield/MAT BaggyJeans.



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Usage Tips or Limitations:


  
When using the dropped pants morphs, it may be necessary to use the shinfix and thighfix morphs to eliminate clipping.  All such morphs work best with the character's legs closer together.

There is only one FBM in the chain for the Heavy morph, and that must be used manually.  You should be able to easily fit it to basically any other character using the adjustment morphs.  This lets you have your chain fit any character without distortion which would be unavoidable if it were a figure with copied FBMs.

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Files Included in the Product:


In runtime/templates:

BaggyJeans.jpg
Boxers.jpg         
chain.jpg

In runtime/geometries/sickleyield/baggyjeans/M4:

SYBJJeansM4.obj
SYBJBoxersM4.obj
SYBJChainPropM4.obj


In Runtime/textures/sickleyield/BaggyJeans:

baggyjeans_black.jpg     
baggyjeans_blue.jpg      
baggyjeans_bump.jpg      
baggyjeans_dark.jpg      
baggyjeans_disp.jpg      
boxers_black.jpg         
boxers_bump.jpg          
boxers_navy.jpg          
boxers_red.jpg           
metal_ref.jpg  

In Runtime/libraries/character/SickleYield/BaggyJeans:

Boxers.cr2               
Boxers.png               
HipHopJeans.cr2          
HipHopJeans.png 


In Runtime/libraries/pose/SickleYield/MAT BaggyJeans:

Boxers Black.dsa         
Boxers Black.png         
Boxers Black.pz2         
Boxers Navy.dsa          
Boxers Navy.png          
Boxers Navy.pz2          
Boxers Red.dsa           
Boxers Red.png           
Boxers Red.pz2           
Jeans Black.dsa          
Jeans Black.png          
Jeans Black.pz2          
Jeans Blue.dsa           
Jeans Blue.png           
Jeans Blue.pz2           
Jeans Dark.dsa           
Jeans Dark.png           
Jeans Dark.pz2           
Wallet Chain.png         
Wallet Chain.pz2         


In Runtime/libraries/props/SickleYield/BaggyJeans:

Wallet Chain.pp2
wallet Chain.png

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Additional credits:

First and foremost, I thank the creators of GIMP and Blender, which are incredibly full-featured 2D and 3D creation programs available for free.  Credit is owed to the makers of the CR2 editor, a very useful and easy-to-use free program for editing cr2 files.  

Finally, special thanks to my friend Enigmatic, without whose Blender advice and skills I would never have gotten into 3d to begin with, and and to the customer who suggested I do some big jeans. 

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