# vicar_wool Sodden Victorian wool, for the Hollow Vicar's cassock, mozzetta and hood. A near-black fabric with a warp/weft weave and a nap over it, a capillary waterline that wicks unevenly up from the hem, fen silt in the bottom third, pale mildew where the cloth is folded against itself, and a retroreflective fibre sheen that keeps the silhouette legible in fog. It reads three baked per-vertex channels the mesh carries — `vertex_color.r` height, `.g` ambient occlusion, `.b` fold depth — so one material dresses every part of the figure at the right wetness and the right darkness without a per-part parameter set. UVs are laid in approximate metres, so the weave is one physical size on the sleeve and on the skirt.