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I see that the tops are differentiated as "with breasts" and "without breasts", but there's no "with/without penis and testicles" to differentiate the pants pat

• franga2000 4y ago
  That's controlled by at least 3 parameters: "crotch drop", "crotch seam bend" and "crotch seam angle". I guess breast fit is a complex enough change that doing it with parameters wasn't feasible, so they had to fork the designs.
  • Tao3300 4y ago
    Nice!
• joostdecock 4y ago
  It's because we use/need a bunch of extra measurements to fit breasts. We don't require extra measurements for fitting the groin (although we do have options in relevant designs to create more or less room there). That being said, it's a fair point. Most of the sewing world is still rather strictly segregated between menswear and womenswear. We try to remove that distinction and just deal with bodies, but it's an ongoing journey. We're not there yet, but we'll keep at it.
  • Tao3300 4y ago
    Cool. Keep up the good work!