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Artist's Alley / Re: BombShell
« on: July 17, 2014, 02:38:58 PM »
Wow, thank you for all of the advice, everyone. I'll put it to use and keep going. I really appreciate you all taking the time out to help me. :-)
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Artist's Alley / BombShell
« on: July 15, 2014, 04:11:23 PM »
Hi, everyone. I've been reading through the instructions of how to make clothes on here, and I wanted to give it a try. I have a basic grasp of the concept but there are a couple of things that I don't get, like how to "trim" sections of the default UVW clothing templates - or if that's even possible. I've been playing around with the height maps to give texture like ribbed sweaters too.
I came up with the name BombShell as a play on my username.
Any suggestions are welcomed. 
I came up with the name BombShell as a play on my username.
Any suggestions are welcomed.
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Quizz, Fav TV, Fav Music, Fav Films, Books... / Re: Music Association Game
« on: June 25, 2014, 09:55:34 PM »
Loves Me Like A Rock
- Paul Simon
- Paul Simon
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Group play in AChat / Re: Need new MMF poses to match MFF!
« on: June 25, 2014, 09:52:25 PM »
I'm kind of late with a response, but I love that Vaelene brought up this topic. This game is very straight-male-oriented with the poses. It seems like 99% of the FMF poses have women being bisexual so that the men can get turned on more. It's not the same for MFM at all with bisexuality. In fact it's more of a group fantasy for men in both cases of FMF and MFM instead of equal pleasure options in both the male and female partners' poses. These pose options should be addressed as there are a lot of paying customers who are straight women and anyone else who agrees, for that matter.
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Group play in AChat / Re: GANGBANG
« on: June 25, 2014, 09:29:39 PM »
i love the idea of groups with more than three people too. Like maybe there could be certain rooms with orgy parties or swinging parties going on, and members could just join by selecting a room like selecting a person in the current format. The rooms would show who is in it or how many people are in it if it's a public room. There could be more private ones too that are password protected. That would be so much fun. 
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Quizz, Fav TV, Fav Music, Fav Films, Books... / Re: Game: Yes or No
« on: June 25, 2014, 09:09:39 PM »
No, I want to write the next great American mystery novel. 
The next one sewed at least one garment from scratch in the past decade.
The next one sewed at least one garment from scratch in the past decade.
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Quizz, Fav TV, Fav Music, Fav Films, Books... / Re: Game: ...OR..?
« on: June 25, 2014, 09:05:28 PM »
That's a hard one, I like them both, but can actually play a flute.
Flute.
Morning jog or midnight stroll?
Flute.
Morning jog or midnight stroll?
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Got any problems running AChat? / Re: Saving Changes on Avatar in The Client Problems
« on: June 25, 2014, 08:59:57 PM »
Hi! Thank you for that quick response. I was surfing through the forums and saw his answer yesterday though. :-P i had already tried that, but still it didn't work. Hopefully the developers will give me an answer soon. Thank you. :-)
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Got any problems running AChat? / Saving Changes on Avatar in The Client Problems
« on: June 25, 2014, 06:39:26 PM »
Hi,
i have a problem with the Achat Client that has been happening for a few months. I can never change my clothing because after I put on a new outfit and click "Save" the yellow loading arrows circles never go away, and I wind up having to restart the program because all of the features are also disabled after I press save. It does not freeze, it just doesn't allow me to do anything like search for people, talk to people, etc. after I press 'Save." I have waited for over ten minutes the first few times, but nothing happened.
At first, I thought that it was my internet, but I tested my connection every time, and it still happens. I have tried uninstalling, cleaning out the Achat files, and re-installing the client multiple times, but it still does not work. Has anyone else had or currently have this problem? I'd love some help if anyone knows about it. I emailed the developers too, but wanted to post here just in case someone had a quick fix. Thank you. :-)
i have a problem with the Achat Client that has been happening for a few months. I can never change my clothing because after I put on a new outfit and click "Save" the yellow loading arrows circles never go away, and I wind up having to restart the program because all of the features are also disabled after I press save. It does not freeze, it just doesn't allow me to do anything like search for people, talk to people, etc. after I press 'Save." I have waited for over ten minutes the first few times, but nothing happened.
At first, I thought that it was my internet, but I tested my connection every time, and it still happens. I have tried uninstalling, cleaning out the Achat files, and re-installing the client multiple times, but it still does not work. Has anyone else had or currently have this problem? I'd love some help if anyone knows about it. I emailed the developers too, but wanted to post here just in case someone had a quick fix. Thank you. :-)
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Got any problems running AChat? / Re: Female Imposters
« on: June 24, 2014, 05:36:50 PM »Guys posing as women isn't just an AChat problem, the poser thing happens all over the Net. Why do some guys do that? I don't know, I'm not a pysch major. I do know that it creates problems for real women:
1. Somehow I then become obligated to "prove" who I am, while a guy gets a pass. This is outright gender bias, it violates my right to some anonymity (as a person, not necessarily as a gender), and is a blatant insult to me, because they're calling into question MY integrity, either implicitly or explicitly.
2. An extension of the first is the pic, voice or cam request. This isn't totally a poser issue, as some want that kind of interaction that is outside the scope of AChat to enhance the online experience; which is fine for those who do it consensually. Where it becomes intrusive and gender-biased is when there is a demand to do it to somehow prove who I am.
3. The gender doubt thing creates a whole doubt issue that can't be readily resolved without the woman having to bear the burden of proof. Oh really, it's my responsibility for who you're trying to cyber-bang? As Rocio said, there are ways to tell who is probably a poser. There are a lot of guys who don't care about any kind of meaningful chat and getting to know who you are first, they just want some quick cyber action (and usually in a crass, rude way). So if guys like babybuggybumper (BigTex) want to be more sure, maybe they ought to treat a woman like a person and not some object to stick their cyber pixels into. Ask the guys who do make it a practice to chat and know you first, making those connections in chat does nothing but improve the whole rest of the experience.
Anyway, that's my quick take on it. Maybe I'll post this over in the non-techy area too, because it is something that happens; I've seen it happen, so maybe there's some way to discuss it (but without maybe tipping off the posers to what the tell-tale signs are lol).
Preach! I don't like the fact that these people want women to prove themselves as real women. That is much to intrusive for a virtual sex game. If you do not believe that a person is the gender of their avatar, then that's a risk you will have to take. Try to get to know the person. It's completely ridiculous to make a list of people who refuse to prove their gender.
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