Very odd thing...

[Syo Emerald]

Hey, I have a short question about shapes, especially the arms. I got two different shapes. One for my elf and another for my furry. Both have very similar settings for the torso, but still my furry seems to have very different arms and I can't manage to find which settings influence that.

For example: One top matches my elf fine, but won't fit on the arms of my furry. I tried already to torso muscles and body thickness, but even if I match both silders to the values of my elven shape my furry is still far away from fitting into the same clothes.

I can't find the reason for that. It looks like my furry go wider arms.

Any suggestions?

 

Edit:

I first tried to copy my elves torso numbers for the sliders to the furry shape = problem still there

In a last try I made a copy of my elven shape, wrote down all the specific values for the furry shape and wore the copy. The I slowly pasted all settings from the furryshape to the copy...and suddenly the problem was gone....

It that possible, that a shape can simply be broken?! :catfrustrated:

[Frawmusl]

Check the "Body" tab, It could be one of the all around adjustments?

[Monti Messmer]

Have you, shapeways, accidently switched from male to female or vice versa :matte-motes-big-grin-wink:

Monti

 

[Syo Emerald]

The bodytab was the same...and no Monti, since both shape had breasts I guess I didn't hit that button. :catvery-happy:

[Trifina]

Not sure if this is it, but your body tab 'height' setting affects the length of your torso (specically, your ribcage), in a way the the 'torso length' slider doesn't. You can get different effects by setting you height beyond where you want it, then fixing it with the toros and leg length settings.

 

How much that would affect your arms, I don't know. Of course, the 'shoulder' setting will have an affect.

[UncommonTruth]

Arm thickness is a combination of torso muscle, arm length, body fat, and body thickness. Arm length doesn't have a huge effect, but it does play into it.