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Post by swedishsimmerus on Apr 24, 2020 15:14:14 GMT -5
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Post by jwofles on Apr 24, 2020 16:42:17 GMT -5
Just make your clothes as normal, making the lace parts as separate fabric pieces. And then, when you're texturing you use texture transparency to add the lace texture. For the example top you posted, it would work like this -  The red parts are non-alpha, and then the blue parts are the alpha-enabled meshes that have the lace texture. To use alpha textures on your clothes, you need an simglass meshgroup, so check this tutorial. |
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Post by mauvemorn on Apr 24, 2020 16:49:13 GMT -5
Edit: woop Hi. Those cut out patterns are achieved through textures. If your garment will be skintight, you can simply set the base texture as a background and put the uvs in places where the parts of the body you would want to be visible through holes are. If it's not clear what I mean, export the mesh of this dress and check where the see-through pattern at the back is www.mauvemorn.net/post/179431925074/jilsanderdress1If the parts that you want to have transparency are not skintight, you need to separate them from the main garment, change its cut number, add a new meshgroup in s4s, change its shader to Simglass, re-import the blend, edit the alpha channel of your diffuse texture More about it here sims4studio.com/thread/16685/add-transparency-clothing-adding-new |
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