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i don't want the pants to look the same as the bras because that'll lose her depth i want the hexagons to be larger on the pants in front and smaller at the far top on the bras to give depth and majesty as this is not for tailors but for something else moreover the shape on the bras I have already seen somewhere in daz gallery but not the shape of the hexagons on the pants
this looks very fine to me
http://www.dear-lover.com/Sultry-Hot-Hexagon-Net-Pantyhose-p18870.html
capping the pants off with the belt makes them look much better imo, and in that last image her toes must really hurt.
@Skinklizzard yes I saw that when i posted the translucent hexagon that at the belt part there needs something to be done but I didn't have any belts to start with and time wasn't on my side either thanks for your help i really appreciate your ideas you and @Ethiopia too as I was struggling with all that stuff. yes the toes hurt but women love strange and unbecoming stuff which men classify as indecent....
The belt is basically doing what I was talking about, adding an edge rather than having the hexagons just suddenly end, which isn't how fabrics work.
If it's supposed to look like a metal mesh around the leg (ignoring that it'd have to be flexible) the stretching on the forward knee ruins that illusion. You'd also get sharper edges around the crotch, etc.
If the metal mesh look is what you're going for try dropping your opacity map into the displacement slot and cranking that up (you might need to invert it as well) and see if that gives you some fake depth.
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