Disguise Rolls for Superhero Costumes

[Christopher R. Rice]

Originally Posted by Phantasm

Permission to use and expand on it given. I'm sure there's other things I missed in that post.

Wundervoll!

[Bruno]

Originally Posted by Ghostdancer

Like someone who is technically a hivemind with a body made to look human but is in fact 140 lbs. of rats? Like that?

Exactly. She looks sort of rat-faced, but no-one would think she's actually a swarm of 2-lb Norway rats :)

[Christopher R. Rice]

Originally Posted by Bruno

Exactly. She looks sort of rat-faced, but no-one would think she's actually a swarm of 2-lb Norway rats :)

Also Capybaras in a trenchcoat now.

[(E)]

Gait recognition software exists too. So don't forget to change shoes before getting into costume.

https://www.newscientist.com/article...-by-your-walk/

I saw a different version of the software on a documentary and they managed about 99.7% accuracy so 3 in a thousand incorrect. (With a mapped background)

[Christopher R. Rice]

Originally Posted by (E)

Gait recognition software exists too. So don't forget to change shoes before getting into costume.

https://www.newscientist.com/article...-by-your-walk/

I saw a different version of the software on a documentary and they managed about 99.7% accuracy so 3 in a thousand incorrect. (With a mapped background)

Good point. Hmmm. I wonder how to represent this with a roll? Acting perhaps?

[David Johnston2]

Originally Posted by (E)

Gait recognition software exists too. So don't forget to change shoes before getting into costume.

https://www.newscientist.com/article...-by-your-walk/

I saw a different version of the software on a documentary and they managed about 99.7% accuracy so 3 in a thousand incorrect. (With a mapped background)

It's an impractical method of identifying a superhero for the most part. You have to already basically know the superhero's identity and are just confirming.