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Post by needleshot111 on Apr 24, 2024 22:46:33 GMT -5
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Post by needleshot111 on Apr 24, 2024 22:52:31 GMT -5
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Post by mauvemorn on Apr 25, 2024 5:10:00 GMT -5
Hi. Is there a reason why this area is split into a separate meshgroup? The body must be a part of the garment. Join them into one, give cut 0000, clone underwear, import there
Unrelated issues:
- the garment is not vertex painted;
- do not remove doubles on the reference when transferring data to clothing. See how stretched uv_1 is? This is why;
- retopology serves multiple purposes ( reduce polycount, smoother shading and functionality ). The tool you used did not fulfill any of them, so there was no point in doing it at all;
- MD buttons are very high poly. You should either use custom ones or retopologize them by deleting unnecessary loops;
- these pants will clip in most shoes. Such pants should be either shorter or simulated on the avatar with shoes instead of nude legs;
- when closing gaps between the body and closing, either bridge nearby loops or collapse, dont just extrude and scale down
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Post by needleshot111 on Apr 25, 2024 11:26:52 GMT -5
Hi. Is there a reason why this area is split into a separate meshgroup? The body must be a part of the garment. Join them into one, give cut 0000, clone underwear, import there Unrelated issues: - the garment is not vertex painted; - do not remove doubles on the reference when transferring data to clothing. See how stretched uv_1 is? This is why; - retopology serves multiple purposes ( reduce polycount, smoother shading and functionality ). The tool you used did not fulfill any of them, so there was no point in doing it at all; - MD buttons are very high poly. You should either use custom ones or retopologize them by deleting unnecessary loops; - these pants will clip in most shoes. Such pants should be either shorter or simulated on the avatar with shoes instead of nude legs; - when closing gaps between the body and closing, either bridge nearby loops or collapse, dont just extrude and scale down thank you for your tips! appreciate them |
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