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Tailoring Materials, Names & Layers
changes to support recent armor fixes

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EDIT by Slither:

I've removed this post as it was outdated. Please review 'help tailoring' and 'help armor' for details on how our tailoring, armor, and clothing layering systems work.

(Edited by Slither at 11:19 am on 5/11/2025)

By Johnny at Feb 17, 2015, 1:13 AM | 0
TL;DR

So how do you fix your stuff? Use the standard tailoring commands. @name, @check, @finalize will block bad words (like shroud and bag) and recognize words that indicate it should be wearable over thick items.

By Johnny at Feb 17, 2015, 1:15 AM | 0
Could necklace/bracelet be added to the list of items wearable over thick items?
By stryder at Feb 17, 2015, 9:57 PM | 0
not until all the gold, rubys, diamonds and other jewelry made out of cotton is dealt with.
By Johnny at Feb 17, 2015, 9:58 PM | 0
Can Cape / Cloak / Blanket be on the okay list? Just in case we're too lazy to sew on sleeves or think we're batman? (Or are a hobo in a bedsheet who actually is batman..)
By Wildgiller at Feb 20, 2015, 11:19 PM | 0
A cloak is a disguising item and its inappropriate to create custom items that could be confused for something that provides functionality like disguising.

This includes hoodies, cloaks, masks, shrouds and probably a few others I'm forgetting. :)

By Johnny at Feb 28, 2015, 12:33 PM | 0
If something custom made by in-game tailors will not fit over your armor, the item must be re-tailored (@finalize) in order to flag it appropriately. Its not something the staff can fix for you. Seek the IC services of the tailors you know or leverage your own skills for the same. Note that if your skills suck, the value of the item is likely to plummet.

By Johnny at Feb 28, 2015, 12:52 PM | 0
Wait, are you telling me corporates (or a creative stripper dressing in belly dancer theme) can not have something like this made to wear over their silk dresses when they go out to dinner or a fundraiser? Honest question. (just now seeing post)

http://www.velvetpeacockdesigns.com/hooded_cloaks/hooded_cloaks.jpg

Hood part not up in the design of course so head and chest or leg/legs are seen.

By thecraftydragon at Mar 7, 2015, 12:00 AM | 0
A corpie would be perfectly fine covering their expensive clothing with a long jacket, pea coat, trench coat. Same with a belly dancer. And, now trenches have colors, one to match every outfit? Hooded cloak not required.
By Mythologique at Mar 7, 2015, 1:39 AM | 0
Call it a "robe" (permitted name) and use the description thoughtfully so that it looks the way you want.
By Vetra at Mar 7, 2015, 5:52 AM | 0
I'm telling everyone, regardless of IC status in game, not to make clothing items named like functional clothing items. Doing so is OOCly misleading to other players and -you- can not guarantee that they won't come into possession of the item.

I haven't finished locking down what you can/can't name items as yet, there are more important matters I'm currently dealing with. I will return to this shortly I hope. :)

By Johnny at Mar 7, 2015, 10:45 AM | 0
My misunderstanding of what I read.

It is that you can't name the clothing that item name. It's not that you can't have a long shawl/robe whatever that covers your shoulders, arms body and legs.

Thanks Vetra. And thanks Johnny.

By thecraftydragon at Mar 7, 2015, 9:26 PM | 0
Custom clothing value is now affected by the kind of material its made out of. This calculation is dynamic based on the current value of the material. Its not determined when you finalize an item!

This means that all clothing made from something besides synthetic cotton has an increase in its value. This has added about 2 million in chyen to your pockets.

By Johnny at May 11, 2016, 10:26 AM | 0
Sorry to bump this old thread, but what about overalls and/or coveralls being part of the 'wearable over thick items' list?

Scrubs are flagged as such, I'd think overalls would be too. Or jumpsuits?

By ExMachinae at Jun 5, 2017, 12:47 PM | 0
Someone said that there are more words on the list than what's posted above.

They also said that they can't add them here because they got told that it's "Find Out IC" which seems unbelievable to me. How is the OOC coded defense against IC deception a secret?

Johnny, Slither, Glitch, please weigh in on this and explain how it's IC to know what you can and cannot @name a tailored item, or, if there's any other good reason not to list the other blocked names here like the 30 or so which already are.

Are specific names blocked, which you don't want listed here because it would give away some IC secret by revealing that such an item even exists at all?

Thank you.

By beandip at Oct 31, 2020, 9:13 AM | 0
There are 2 names that aren't allowed that don't exist on the list in the first post.

Those are; Umbrella and Hood.

Now you have a complete, full, and up to date list of names, you can't use in @name.

You may now live long and prosper as a happy tailor.

By Mench at Oct 31, 2020, 9:20 AM | 0
Is it possible to have wigs/contacts have their thickness removed so clothes can be worn over them without having to pay attention to thickness?
By MongOfTheWeek at Apr 16, 2021, 2:26 AM | 0
I think the thickness is there to make sure that people don't just wig/contact up and then cover up their entire body. Not sure though.
By NyanChicken at Apr 16, 2021, 2:34 AM | 0
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