Idk if this is possible but it would be cool if all the clothes stretched to fit different body types -- himbos and bimbos with small/large boobs but also fat bodies, curvy bodies, skinny bodies, trans bodies, intersex bodies, disabled bodies, etc. I know nothing about code but I know games like the Sims manage to do this, I know that's an rpg 3d game or whatever but maybe that means it would be easier to do on a 2d scale? With like a grid system maybe that recognizes points on the body or something? At the very least we should have clothes that fit the fat body skin.
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queengenevieve wrote:
See, 3d models are generally made up of polygons. This is a quick explanation from the internet, I am not articulate enough to explain what polygons are myself: Polygons are straight-sided shapes (3 or more sides), defined by three-dimensional points (vertices) and the straight lines that connect them (edges)
Whereas 2d images consist of pixels. And pixels are just squares. One dimensional, coloured squares. Trying to stretch 2d images as small as the ones used in Bimboland's clothes would quickly end at blurry discoloured messes. If it was done via some automated code anyway. You can edit the clothes by hand while retaining quality. Depending on what you wanna do you'd get by with just the liquify tool on photoshop, but the more you wanna enlarge an image the more you need to involve manual drawing/painting/blurring/whatever.
I'm sorry if this seems spammy or something, but one of the things in life I just find neat is the structure of digital images. So anyway, the reason sims can do clothe stretching is because it's a 3d format, thus it can take advantage of the versatility of polygons. And tiny bimboland jpgs just cant. It's really neat though. I know that's weird, leave me be.
Idk if this is possible but it would be cool if all the clothes stretched to fit different body types -- himbos and bimbos with small/large boobs but also fat bodies, curvy bodies, skinny bodies, trans bodies, intersex bodies, disabled bodies, etc. I know nothing about code but I know games like the Sims manage to do this, I know that's an rpg 3d game or whatever but maybe that means it would be easier to do on a 2d scale? With like a grid system maybe that recognizes points on the body or something? At the very least we should have clothes that fit the fat body skin.Listen. I love this concept but code aside there is a fundamental difference between 3d and 2d images as far as their, I guess structure? Goes.
See, 3d models are generally made up of polygons. This is a quick explanation from the internet, I am not articulate enough to explain what polygons are myself: Polygons are straight-sided shapes (3 or more sides), defined by three-dimensional points (vertices) and the straight lines that connect them (edges)
Whereas 2d images consist of pixels. And pixels are just squares. One dimensional, coloured squares. Trying to stretch 2d images as small as the ones used in Bimboland's clothes would quickly end at blurry discoloured messes. If it was done via some automated code anyway. You can edit the clothes by hand while retaining quality. Depending on what you wanna do you'd get by with just the liquify tool on photoshop, but the more you wanna enlarge an image the more you need to involve manual drawing/painting/blurring/whatever.
I'm sorry if this seems spammy or something, but one of the things in life I just find neat is the structure of digital images. So anyway, the reason sims can do clothe stretching is because it's a 3d format, thus it can take advantage of the versatility of polygons. And tiny bimboland jpgs just cant. It's really neat though. I know that's weird, leave me be.
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AlienPrinceFromVenus wrote:
queengenevieve wrote:That's not weird that's really interesting!! I didn't know any of that, thanks for taking the time to explain :))Idk if this is possible but it would be cool if all the clothes stretched to fit different body types -- himbos and bimbos with small/large boobs but also fat bodies, curvy bodies, skinny bodies, trans bodies, intersex bodies, disabled bodies, etc. I know nothing about code but I know games like the Sims manage to do this, I know that's an rpg 3d game or whatever but maybe that means it would be easier to do on a 2d scale? With like a grid system maybe that recognizes points on the body or something? At the very least we should have clothes that fit the fat body skin.Listen. I love this concept but code aside there is a fundamental difference between 3d and 2d images as far as their, I guess structure? Goes.
See, 3d models are generally made up of polygons. This is a quick explanation from the internet, I am not articulate enough to explain what polygons are myself: Polygons are straight-sided shapes (3 or more sides), defined by three-dimensional points (vertices) and the straight lines that connect them (edges)
Whereas 2d images consist of pixels. And pixels are just squares. One dimensional, coloured squares. Trying to stretch 2d images as small as the ones used in Bimboland's clothes would quickly end at blurry discoloured messes. If it was done via some automated code anyway. You can edit the clothes by hand while retaining quality. Depending on what you wanna do you'd get by with just the liquify tool on photoshop, but the more you wanna enlarge an image the more you need to involve manual drawing/painting/blurring/whatever.
I'm sorry if this seems spammy or something, but one of the things in life I just find neat is the structure of digital images. So anyway, the reason sims can do clothe stretching is because it's a 3d format, thus it can take advantage of the versatility of polygons. And tiny bimboland jpgs just cant. It's really neat though. I know that's weird, leave me be.
I think it would be better if we earned more money from dueling like $200 per duel (depending on the difficulty of course) because i feel like it is kind of unfair to duel someone who is intermediate and get only about 40 B$ for it especially given the price of items in the shop, that is too small of an amount of money. I know there are other ways to make money on bimboland but i think that increasing the amount of money we earn while dueling will help a lot of people especially newbies. <3
Tokens should not be so expensive to buy!
100 tokens DOES NOT equal 100 diamonds, that math is absolutely absurd!
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Cum_Dumpster wrote:
LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACKTokens should not be so expensive to buy!100 tokens DOES NOT equal 100 diamonds, that math is absolutely absurd!
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I would really love it if we were able so gift people things from the SHOPS instead of having to pay real money to show some appreciation.
Great idea! It would be wonderful to do this! ❤❤❤
SpermLover wrote:
SpermLover wrote:
I would really love it if we were able so gift people things from the SHOPS instead of having to pay real money to show some appreciation.
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change the name of the site to lobsterland
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torrenoia wrote:
My suggestion is once again about counters. I'd like to have a counter on my page telling me how many more votes I have either use up or have left each day. I would like this to sit along with the other counters I've suggested. Also to ask again about having all the timers resetting at the same time each day (for arcade and leaving reactions etc.) Thank you.
change the name of the site to lobsterlandSuper I just love you for saying that!
My suggestion is once again about counters. I'd like to have a counter on my page telling me how many more votes I have either use up or have left each day. I would like this to sit along with the other counters I've suggested. Also to ask again about having all the timers resetting at the same time each day (for arcade and leaving reactions etc.) Thank you.
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nullplayer
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Legal Alien - lvl 44
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Senator - lvl 260
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Citizen - lvl 211
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