Post by azurespot on Oct 31, 2020 22:05:32 GMT -5
I created a brand new mesh of clothing (actually someone else made it but it's open source for all). I choose a "clothing body" swimsuit in Sims4Studio as my base to edit in Blender and it's mostly a blank slate mannequin. Then I appended the clothing set into my project as a 2nd collection. The clothing was not proportional (as you can see) and I have scaled and made slight movements to match it to the Sims mannequin as best I could, but I still see an awful lot of clipping.
My question is, can I just delete the mannequin body parts I don't need and it will still align well when I import it back into Sims4Studio? Or do I have to alter my appended mesh (do more scaling, moving, and maybe even some mesh vertices pushes and pulls) to "fit over" the mannequin perfectly? For instance the feet are flat on the mannequin, but the outfit I appended has boots on with a heel. So the appended boots will never fit over the mannequin perfectly.
I figure it it's OK to get it "close enough", then I can delete the parts of the mannequin I don't need, that the appended clothing is supposed to cover, and then it will be OK to import back into Sims4Studio. Is this correct?
imgur.com/a/LcdaLQ1
My question is, can I just delete the mannequin body parts I don't need and it will still align well when I import it back into Sims4Studio? Or do I have to alter my appended mesh (do more scaling, moving, and maybe even some mesh vertices pushes and pulls) to "fit over" the mannequin perfectly? For instance the feet are flat on the mannequin, but the outfit I appended has boots on with a heel. So the appended boots will never fit over the mannequin perfectly.
I figure it it's OK to get it "close enough", then I can delete the parts of the mannequin I don't need, that the appended clothing is supposed to cover, and then it will be OK to import back into Sims4Studio. Is this correct?
imgur.com/a/LcdaLQ1
