Clothing Transformation

[Terran]

you forgot to make the ka-chunk sound of the tv defibrillators :P

[catfish27]

The attached is from Melissa Joan Hart's first appearance as Sabrina the Teenage Witch -- in a TV-movie that was basically the pilot for the sitcom.

A portion of it is quite relevant to Lorekeep's interests, I believe.

Sorry about the wacky music, which really is the actual audio from the movie. Don't they realize clothing transformations are serious business?

[darkra]

don't know if this really belongs in here but
In the manga Arago the female lead put rio puts on a wolf pelt and becomes a wolfwoman

[Drybones]

Got a new one! FIRST OF ALL SPOILERS!

This is the LAST pic you can unlock in Super Mario 3D Land by finishing EVERY stage in the game. (And possibly with all the star coins, I did both at the same time so.... YEAH!)

I think this is ADORABLE, enjoy!

[Nansen]

Hi everyone !

This is my first post on this thread, but certainly not my last since I'm a huge fan of clothing transformation or generation.

A clip which tickled me inside when I first saw it... Hope it works also for you guys.

I'll be back with some other stuff !

[Nansen]

Hey,

this gets the job done for me. There's never enough process in those kind of clothes changes, but I'll share some of them anyways.

[GenYun]

I really don't see any process o_o
Where in the clip is it?

[Nansen]

At first I saw a very faint sequence of clothes change in this videoclip, but in the end, the woman also turns into a panther.

Might be of interest to some of you.

[Nansen]

This one does have a real process of changing clothes. It's from an old Betty Boop cartoon. Is it me or did they spend more time depicting transformations back in those days, when it usually is nothing but a "poof !" nowadays ?

[sodacat]

There were a few reasons for that. One was that they were still in an animation arms-race and wanted to show off what new and probably very difficult thing they'd just figured out how to animate. Secondly I don't think they used key frames and tweening back then, it was all straight ahead. That made it easier to draw just about anything happening, but made it much harder to stay on model.

Actually, from watching it it seems like a mix of straight ahead and really obvious key frames. I guess they were developing the technique at the time.

[Nansen]

Just saw this commercial on TV. Thought I'd share it with you.

[Nansen]

Katy Perry for the Sims. Clothes changing, but no process...