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subdivide the geometry before painting a mask to extract a shirt, to make it easier to paint crisp mask lines for sleeves/neck/waist etc (or is that dumb?) Ĥ. My workflow, I think, is something like:Ģ.

#Zbrush reset lazymouse how to#

So now that I can produce a bad but properly-rigged shirt, I'm pondering how to improve, and starting to think about texturing. Rigging a T-Shirt in Max is rather easy as well though.Ĥ.) I would recommend to add at least a solid retopo workflow. (I never used it myself though, so I can't tell much about it.) However, Avastar has some tools to make skinning/rigging easier, especially for fitted mesh I guess, because of it's built-in body shape slider support.

It's still recommended to hide the avatar body mesh with alpha layers, to prevent it from poking through the cloth.ģ.) 3ds Max does work for rigging.

#Zbrush reset lazymouse download#

There is a download link in the Notecard.įitted Mesh was meant to be to make different sizes obsolete, but it doesn't work that well. They are available on the Marketplace for free. There are 5 so called ' standard sizes' for female and male avatars, which were used to accomplish that. People used to make different sizes in the modeling application, and exported these. It's vertices will always snap to their weighted positions. Try importing/exporting a 1 meter cube until you have that right.Ģ.) Once the shirt is rigged and worn, it cannot be resized in-world. Should I be adding something like Marvelous Designer to my workflow?ġ.) Sounds like something with your units setup on importing/exporting is wrong. But I don't have much experience making clothing, as I usually sculpt busts and the figure in ZBrush. I like using ZBrush because I'm used to it: I've been using it for years in conjunction with my real-life art classes, and I just think it's fun and easy to use. I don't love Blender, but if all I have to do is rig and weight, I can live with it. I need to use Blender and Avastar for this, right? I do have an old version of 3Ds Max somewhere, but Avastar looks like a convenient tool. Now that I've got my bad T-shirt mesh, which makes an awesome plaster cast on my chest, I need to rig and weight it. But is this the best practice? Do people make different 'sizes' of clothing by scaling it in-game, or in their 3D applications?ģ. Obviously I could then resize it using SL's scaling tools. But when I uploaded the shirt on the beta grid, it was quite small. First, I spent some time in ZBrush scaling up the T-shirt so that it would be slightly larger (or so I thought) than the avatar mesh I was using as a body guideline. I've made a bad mesh T-shirt using ZBrush, and I have some questions.ġ. After years of animating, I thought I'd give clothing-creation a try.