Enum: Clothing Flag - lalolotor/newlife-documentation GitHub Wiki

Values

• PULL_DOWN
  • Used for trousers like yoga pants which can just be pulled down without undoing them first, and also don't have an "unzip & reach inside" option.
  • Only appears on non-skirt lower-body clothing
• ILL_FITTING
  • Used for the ill-fitting clothing items that may be part of the PC's starting wardrobe.
• LOWCUT
  • Tops only
  • Shows off more cleavage and may be worth referencing if e.g. an NPC is staring at the PC's tits.
  • Lowcut tops may allow him to get a hand inside and feel her breasts even without removing the top first.
• THIN
  • Thin fabric
  • May be worth mentioning in e.g. text that determines if her nipples show through her clothing.
  • Can appear on most clothing items except bras and legwear.
• LACY
  • Used to distinguish between lacy & plain bras and panties.
  • Usually does not need to be referenced directly in scene as the item's short description will usually include it.
• SEE_THROUGH
  • Refers to sheer items that are in some way see-through or partially see-through.
  • Currently only used on dresses and tops.
• CLINGY
  • Refers to especially clingy clothing.
  • Just upper/lower-body items.
• DANCE
  • Used for the special dance dress won in the tournament.
• SILK
  • Used by Pjs only
  • Mostly just there to make it easier to create matching sets – I don't think any scenes mention it directly.
• LOW_RISE
  • Certain types of trousers etc.
  • Has small description/stat effects but is unlikely to affect your writing.
• SHOWS_TUMMY
  • Tops only.
  • Currently this refers to crop-tops but in time it might include things like dresses with cut-away sections to show the PC's stomach.
• SHOWS_BUM
  • For thongs and g-strings.
  • A new addition and not heavily used.
  • Principally there so if a guy ejaculates over her behind while her underwear is still on the player doesn't get text about her underwear being covered with the stuff.
• SINGULAR
  • For items that can be either singular or plural.
  • E.g. “a g-string” vs “a pair of panties” or “a skirt” vs “a pair of jeans”.
  • Tops and Bras don't set the singular flag because all existing tops/bras are singular so the text doesn't need it to tell the difference.
  • Legwear has separate singular/plural methods depending on which you need.

Splendid Ostrich's Notes:

All clothing items can have flags. However, not all flags are applicable to items in every slot. Flags are checked via the clothing hasFlag(Clothing Flag) method. You cannot modify a clothing item's flags in a custom scene.

These are the flags that may be relevant in writing. There are a few others, but they're used only to affect game mechanics and shouldn't need to be referenced directly.