16th Century Gownby Simulated StylesThis dress was a commission for the darling @persimmontrees and

16th Century Gownby Simulated StylesThis dress was a commission for the darling @persimmontrees and is now public!more info & download below the cut!This gown started as a request from the lovely @persimmontrees​ through our Historical Simmer Discord. While I had never done a commission, the request couldn’t have come at a better time, as I was feeling a little stumped on what to create next. This was a great opportunity to study up on an era that I’m not the most knowledgeable of, while simultaneously receiving some much-needed inspiration!The mesh for this gown is completely original – no frankenmeshing here! Other than the patterns for the Damask and Elizabethan gown (credit: google and @persimmontrees​), the textures are completely from scratch – I painted the Brocade pattern by hand.Like my last upload (18th Century Riding Habit), this gown comes in separate package files for a more organized CAS – I didn’t want anyone frantically clicking around in swatches to find the pattern they like. So each file has it’s own pattern, in multiple combinations of where the pattern lies, and in many different color swatches. And don’t worry, there are many solid swatches among the 3 files if patterns aren’t for you!There’s also a fun surprise swatch hidden within one of the 3 versions: tag me when you find it!!!16th CENTURY GOWNbase game compatible3 separate styles – download 1 merged file or 3 separate filesteen-elder, disabled for randomall LODs, morphs, shadow map, specular, normal map, & custom thumbnailsDOWNLOAD HERE!!Interested in commissioning something for yourself?? Shoot me a message or ask! I’m always open to creating something new (more info to come on my commissioning process)! Or, if you like my content and would just like to show me your support, I’d appreciate your donation through Ko-Fi! Interested in recoloring my content?? Send me a message or ask – I’m happy to send you my texture files. My texturing process is anally organized, so I have files with each portion of my meshes already separated into their own layers for easy recoloring.Special thanks & credits:@linzlu helped with some weird weighting and slot ray issues@vintagesimstress​ helped with the above also!@simverses offered some great CASTools insight@javitrulovesims was amazing for just listening to me vent lol -- source link

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