Thank you, jmtmom! Yep, that shape is definitely better than the ol' gypsy elder. Thank you for doing the conversion, and thank you Bloom for making that incredible mesh.

I just wanted to let you guys know that jmtmom has my permission to share the conversions she made of my Gypsy skins, for this great mesh. I'll probably make lots of new ones, now that they won't have saggy boobs!

Thanks much, Bloom. It was hard enough taking apart that texture and putting it back together (I make multi-layered .psd templates to work from)...I can only imagine what a major headache it must have been to map!

~Hairfish

Thank you. I look forward to that!

I'm eager to build a mer-family, even without the "diaper problem" being solved. I look at it this way: frogs are "born" with tails, which then develop into legs. It's believable enough that Merbabies are born with legs, that develop into tails when they become toddlers.

I've installed all Merfolk available, and all is well, everything is showing up just fine (isn't that amazing?), and they're GORGEOUS. But I have one question that, despite my reading every post on the topic ~ I think ~ hasn't been addressed, to my knowledge:

Is there a "shower-proof" genetic skin available for the Merfolk? Or is this not necessary...as in, they keep their tails in some other way (not defaulting to nude when they bathe?).

I'd like to know before creating a mer-family in CAS. I was going to just make one and experiment, but then I thought I'd better ask first.

Thank you!