Police Uniform For Genesis 8 Female

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know of a police uniform for Genesis 8 Female? I'd like to find one like the attached render, however it was meant for Genesis 3 Male and it doesn't quite ever want to fit right. Also the nametag, radio and badge keep doing strange things whenever I repose the figure.
Thanks!


Deputy Cooper 1.jpg
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I think this one is the only "real world" police uniform for G8F last time I checked. You'd have to re-texture it yourself to get the Sheriff-style tho.
Hm...I actually have that one. I don't know what you mean by retexturing, but I might have to see if I can mess around with some shaders or something.
You could try either autofitting or, ideally, using the Cross-Figure Resource Kit to fit the Sheriff Uniform for G8M. Law Enforcement Uniforms for G2/G3M has a few additional accessories, like the shoulder-mounted radio, that might be useful.
Ahh, yes, sorry. I hadn't looked at the surfaces so didn't know if it had actual textures which would need hand-editing in Photoshop. But it seems that the shirt just has coloured surfaces and so hopefully you can find a suitable shader to give it the look you want :)
Something I've started doing is creating my own surfaces using the Geometry Editor - but you might want to first save the outfit elements under a different name, in a different folder, in order to avoid ovewriting the original. Link to tutorial:
So in this way you can create different surface zones if they don't already exist in the product, and assign different shaders to them to get the effect you want.