Does this spell affect the caster's clothes? What about stuff that the caster is holding such as a weapon?
Based on my interpretation of the Imaginem guidelines, I would say that this spell affects all aspects of the target's image.
One "individual" of Imagonem has nothing to do with Corpus. It's the rough equivalent of an adult human - and that includes clothing & simple equipment.
good to hear, thanks.
btw: the spell is not optimized! If you want to disguise, why only part of your body?
Costs an additional magnitude and is less useful.
(@ JM - Agreed. It's a legacy spell, from when Part was smaller than Individual. Go with it.)
JDL-
No prob.
Note that this is both good and bad news.
If you wanted to whip up an illusion of a standard door, that's technically bigger than "individual" - most doors, two humans could stand in front of and not cover, or close to. If you wanted an illusion of a horse, or a throne, or a coffin, or so many "common" things, if it's bigger (or louder, or smellier, or etc) than your average person, an SG is well within the guidelines to rule that it's +1 size (or more!).