Calyx | Dionys

bizu, tzarev, illydoesthings - Bibo+
𝔹𝕖𝕖, Ray Designs - Dionys
SE - assets

ʚɞ Has stationery on a headpiece
ʚɞ Has injector on accessory (will only work semi decent for miqo, au'ra, lala. The patch is placed between the seams of the head and the neck, so it should be weighted individually for every race. And it's extremely difficult to weight to begin with)
ʚɞ The lab coat has accessory toggles. So it can be used as a regular lab coat.

ʚɞ Gear will not work on lalas. I only made a lala injector because I like small medical accessories on my characters. It's made for this sculpt https://www.xivmodarchive.com/modid/149230, so it will clip with vanilla. I doubted whether to post it or not (very few people use this sculpt), but then I thought that having an accessory that will be used by a small number of people is better than not having any accessory at all.

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Irrelevant but emotional description of the workflow

When I started this project, I did not know HOW HARD this upscale would be.

Oh boi, this outfit was NOT meant for high-poly bodies with custom bones. AT ALL.

The weighing process was hell. The loose parts of the robe just didn't move right: they either tore, or clipped, or moved like they were glued to the legs (not like actual fabric).

I tried everything I could think of: painted some parts myself, stole weights from vanilla gear, stole weights from the modded body, added geometry to the parts which kept tearing apart. And eventually I ended up with a somewhat wearable robe.

However, the big boss of this outfit was an injector. It's placed on the seams of the body and the head (which are completely different objects). And... Guys, I did everything I could. I sat there for hours trying to make it perfect, but at some point I understood that I want to bang my head against the wall more than I want to reweight this thing again. So I decided to leave it as it is. Not perfect, but wearable.

Istg, if not for my immeasurable love for the depressive-non-existent-psycho-kid, I would have dropped this project 1000 times already. So it's cool that I finished it. Maybe when I learn more about weights, I'll remake the parts I don't like. But that's it for now.