2d Clothing
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2d Clothing
by anderscolingustafson » Tue Mar 04, 2014 1:21 am
One of the problems with clothing in 2d is that because it would be a line whether than a surface it would come off more easily than clothing in 3d. If a Dionian simply put on some clothing like a trionian the clothing would just fall off as nothing would be holding it up. How would clothing work in 2d?
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Re: 2d Clothing
by ICN5D » Tue Mar 04, 2014 3:03 am
Well, it would have to be A: an stretchy one-piece suit, or B: a zip together one-piece. Or, all of the fabric would have to be sticky, if they don't want it falling off. Even if holes were made for limbs, this would cut the 1-D clothing in pieces. Similar constraint in a 2D digestive tract: it would have to be an interlocking jigsaw puzzle piece, otherwise a 2D'er would fly apart, leaving a trail of yuckiness. Which is kind of gross, now that I think about it....
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Re: 2d Clothing
by wendy » Tue Mar 04, 2014 7:19 am
They prolly don't wear clothes. Animals in 3d don't wear clothes, and Poundstone (the Planiverse), does not discuss the matter.
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