As always, do with my creations whatever you want, just keep my work free.Ī big thank you for all the kind people that made the tools and tutorials I used to make these meshes. irritating.Īll new meshes come with one EAmaxis texture and an UV-map. So I didn't have time to make more textures for the new meshes or make nice sharp clean Alpha textures as the reaction and movement of my new ergonomic mouse is uhm. It took a lot of time to get the game and all the nessecairy programs working properly again. My old PC gave up after almost 3 years of extensive use and I had to buy a new one.
Boys usual were dressed in skirts too in the Victorian time but I wanted my boys to look like boys.Ī coat is much needed in winter so I made a new long toddlercoat mesh from the Free Time toddlermesh "pfbodydresssailor" and the Seasons mesh "pubodyturtleneckscarf"= PFsailorCoatScarf. I made an extra texture for this one with an apron.
For both boys and girls is the puffypants pajamas with shortsleeves, but as I made a pink texture this texture is for girls only = PUshortsleevesPuffyPants.įor Everyday/Casual there is a long sleeves version from the Free Time mesh "pfbodydresssailor", for boys with pants = PUsailorLMpuffPantsShoes, and for girls with a bow on the back and different shoes = PFdressSailorBowLM. To sleep in for the girls, I made a toddlerversion of the girls mesh "cfbodynightie" from the Family Fun Stuff pack = PUbodyNightie and for the boys a pantsversion = PUnightiePuffPants. As I've read that toddlers would wear bloomers pantaloons I made a new mesh for that = PUbloomers. To start from the bottom, I'm sure Victorian toddlers wouldn't wear Pampers Diapers so I made a texture on the basegame naked toddlerbody that is supposed to look like a piece of cloth knotted on the side and a diapercover texture on the basegame diapermesh. I can't promise it is historically accurate but it sure looks cute. I want to participate in the Victorian London challenge and as I'm busy learning Bodyshop meshing and texturing, I think some new meshes and textures for Victorian toddlers would be a good idea.
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