Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions
Aliasing translucent_clothing → sheer_clothing
Link to alias
sheer_clothing is the more popular tag between the two, plus it just sounds nicer 8)
Also to differentiate from the heavily utilized transparent_clothing tag (of which I feel many entries would be better served tagged as sheer, and not transparent).
Updated by user 59725
These terms are kind of used interchangeably anyways, is there really much of a need to make a distinction?
From what I could gather it seems like translucent is always going to be partially transparent, but transparent isn't necessarily going to be translucent. Would an implication of sheer_clothing -> transparent_clothing work?
Updated by anonymous
From what I can see I think that sheer_clothing -> transparent_clothing would make the most sense.
As shown in the tag listings (links below), transparent tends to be used for items and objects while translucent is used more for characters and body parts.
Maybe it could be re-worked somehow?
Updated by anonymous
DragonFox69 said:
From what I can see I think that sheer_clothing -> transparent_clothing would make the most sense.As shown in the tag listings (links below), transparent tends to be used for items and objects while translucent is used more for characters and body parts.
Maybe it could be re-worked somehow?
Transparent is "Mostly see through," while Translucent is "Barely see through." A lamp shade, for example, could be opaque or translucent, but it probably won't be transparent, whereas a light cover may be. Characters are usually going to be more opaque than invisible, hence often being taged as Translucent.
Updated by anonymous
I've made the following changes:
I don't know about the translucent/transparent distinction, but I think picking one for all levels of see-through-ness is probably the easiest way to handle it (even if not 100% correct).
Updated by anonymous
