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I support this ofc, because why not!

Making them bounce (on naked body) is trivial and wouldnt take more than one hour for professional animator. All he needs to do is to add two new bones, then weight paint the breast area to be affected by these bones. Then modify walking and idle animations. To all people saying its hard and not worth the effort, lol.

So I was talking about this last night with some guys from work and it was brought up that Skyrim had mods that made breasts bigger. I stated it would irritate me that they are bigger but solid as marble. They then directed me to a link (which I will not post here due to questionable content) that had a mod that made boobs move. It was rather unrealistic but the point is they could take a game that didn't have this option even available and make it happen and it was done by an average joe modder not a developer of the game itself. If that can be done for a game like Skyrim then it should be possible to be done in EvE and even made optional, although I can't imagine why we would want it optional unless CCP just made it over the top rediculous instead of realistic.

Skyrim is a single-player game designed to be extended and altered by modifications. There's a mod kit, and an automatic extension loading mechanism (you just have to drop files in the right locations and they'll be picked up).

Eve is very different beast. The devs would have to work this in.

Bigger boobies, smaller boobies, bouncing boobies, rock solid boobies, plastic boobies..... I don't care.

I just want boobies, bar counters, music, lights, brewskies, NPC mission agents standing in the corners, revealing outfits and patrons willing to pay for entrance.

Right of admission reserved of course.

If anything I would think that tech would move away from bras.

Taking a peek at the files on the client, I see cached texture maps. I don't see cached skeletons though. I expect that this means the skeletons are either packed (and I missed them) or more likely they're stored server-side. In fact, they must be stored server-side for that View Full Body button to work. That means that to support mods, they'd have to change to local skeletons or support uploads of player-contributed skeletons, which could easily break things. Either way it's a fair bit of dev time.

Now adding an additional few bones and some mild weightings, on the other hand, should be easy.

Server-side skeletons would be necessary to support server-side portrait rendering and use of an avatar from more than one install of the client. They can't not have them on the server. There shouldn't be a gigantic amount of data in a skeleton, or at least there's little enough that looking it up in the DB and zapping a copy to the client takes a few seconds at most (probably less than that). All rendering and animation would be done on the client as you'd expect.

I'm not so sure if it's really "saggy" and "lifted", but "natural" or "implant", at least at the larger sizes (small and perky is also easily achievable). Also, the pose has a fairly big impact on the look. Your label for mine would be "saggy" yet they're firm enough to project with the appropriate pose. Real breasts lay atop the rib cage, not the clavicle. If they were truly saggy, which thankfully, they are not, they'd barely project at all, no matter the pose.

...unless we're back to discussing future-tech bras.

No movement here... We only want a little...

Hear hear.

What's the next thing: a callestenics program for pod pilots so that they can stay fit after having spent 5 months in a pod? Jiggly bellies [how many fat pilots do you think there are?] and bouncy mammaries?

Seriously, you wanted to go to Second Life, you should have taken a left in Albequerque.

Not supported. Incarna was the wrong feature for the wrong reason.