Editing cloth textures

[Keiko]

    @Janine Correct me if I'm wrong, but AChat already pays  60% of premium membership fees (I assume that's what they mean by revenue) to “webmasters” or “affiliate sites” who refer new members to AChat through their websites. (https://funnyadultgamesplay.com/affiliates/) So the AChat team already has established a way to somehow share their profits with an outside entity via CCBill. If texture designers each had their own CCBill account, I assume that funds can be transferred electronically.

    I think making real money for designers will attract more people perhaps with talents that far exceed our own to participate in creating fashion for AChat. You're rather limited when dealing with only A$, especially if there is nothing of interest you want to spend it on (assuming a member has all poses, outfits, etc.) I'd imagine most designers would still dump their earning back into AChat.

    Perhaps an alternate option is AChat could give the designer an choice. For every $1 they could earn, they could instead receive A$1000 (I don't know the exact ratio but you understand my meaning I hope, lol) 

[hentaiboy69]

     I think making real money for designers will attract more people perhaps with talents that far exceed our own to participate in creating fashion for AChat. You're rather limited when dealing with only A$, especially if there is nothing of interest you want to spend it on (assuming a member has all poses, outfits, etc.) I'd imagine most designers would still dump their earning back into AChat.

or just attract some good designer not so interessed in the chat itself…..no way, better give us only A$…..

[TightFit74]

If transactions would only be in a$, I do hope there will be a stream of new designers because noone will be motivated to do it for long. To clarify and for the sake of the example, I will keep it simple..

I am a designer, owning a subshop. I have about 50 items, selling at 100 a$ per ite. I keep 60% of my revenue. I seel 100 items per month. 100*100*0.6 = 6000 a$ per month.. per year that would be 72.000 a$.. I don't think that much money can ever be spent. What's the use of a wad of cash if everything here is to buy, I already have?

imo the only way this can work, is if the reward is expressed in real money.. And correct me if I am wrong, AChat isn't really a club of amatures working out of love for the program in their spare time. It's an organisation aimed at making money. So what is wrong if they would reward their affiliates/shopkeepers for the work they do?

If they take on a new designer and pay him a asalary (paid for by a$!), noone would complain but be happy that more diversity is offered. But members adding their design should do this for free? That's a crooked way of looking at it..

or just attract some good designer not so interessed in the chat itself…..no way, better give us only A$…..

*edited to add: in my haste to asnwer, i missed this one… my apologees Hentai…

[hentaiboy69]

good point, tight…..i admit it. i think we have to wait some words from Tom or Susy.

anyway, you sell your works, but you can buy textures owned by other users…..so, probably, you never lern that amount of A$.
Plus, we a running into the risk to implement hookers, cause they can be after us for colletting money for the new clothes! man, till now i had only look at the good point of this tool……but now……

[Keiko]

    Well specifics on “how” the process of payment transactions between AChat and independent designers will work or the amount, I will leave in the capable hands of Tom and the rest of the team. Those terms should be disclosed in a more private setting considering how it's buisness rather than opinion.

    I'm not sure I understand what you mean, Hentai. Are you implying that hookers will turn to designing textures for money instead of sex? If they produce nice outfits, I consider that a good thing. 

[hentaiboy69]

No…..i'm worried they gonna be more active (borying us!) for collect more A$ for buying new textures!

[TightFit74]

I agree with Keiko, the specifics of any financial issues, should be done in a more private surroundings, though I don't think it is a bad thing to talk about it.

I don't think the market will be opened without restrictions at first. Or will open with a limited amount of designers. I think that is one of the major points for the team to discuss and decide on, besides the financial side of the whole idea. I am certain that the market will be opened, otherwise the whole exercise has been futile.

For me the question is how and who. Will AChat select the designers they allow to make usuable creations? Or will they just open the market for everyone and let the users decide which one will survive. Don't get me wrong, if this is implemented, expect economic rules to apply to it all. It's not 'liefde werk, oud papier', a dutch expresson for doing charity work. Will they create shops next to their own, or incoprporate the sold design in their own shop, marking them with the signature of the designer?

I am very curious how this will develope further..

[Keiko]

     This is the most detailed dress I worked on by far and is my absolute favorite! I present the Gothic Lolita. Inspired by the fashion in Harajuku, Japan, these dresses normally are layered with fabric adorned with lace, ribbons and bows. I would love to one day make a complete dress if AChat creates a full gown mesh for the model but, with what I had to work with, I am quite proud of how it turned out. 

[hentaiboy69]

Proud!? proud!? you are a goddess, Keiko! i bow at your feet till my face hit the ground!

[bluedenim]

*like*

[medjai]

Great job Keiko you're very talented

[JohnnyCash]

Hello, here's my attempt to make a Victoria's Secret push-up bra

http://www.victoriassecret.com/ss/Satellite?ProductID=1265713660590&c=Page&cid=1265712181093&pagename=vsdWrapper

The main problem is that we have only one 3D model of bra, which is not very push-up

Anyways, here it is:

[Janine Dee]

I had no idea of the affiliate option, so I guess there is a mechanism that could make it work.

On the other side of the coin though they could just make clothes free along with the tool to make them, and you have to be a premium to change outfits. There they encourage people to go premium without adding to their bookkeeping, though a sharing of profits seems more sound from a business standpoint.

But yeah, it's going to be something decided in a real room somewhere far from our opinions.  

And the Loli dress is wonderful.

[medjai]

Welcome Johnny 

Seems great!  I don't know if it's just me but your pic is cut I can see only part of it, but the little I can see it's very well done 

[JohnnyCash]

Seems great!  I don't know if it's just me but your pic is cut I can see only part of it, but the little I can see it's very well done 

Thank You

you can see the whole image here – http://i42.tinypic.com/rc29nc.jpg

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