Then, to make the tight clothing, select all of the surfaces you want to cover, and copy/paste them right on top of the model. Easiest way I've found to do that is simply load it up, put it in the T position, then export as a. The easiest way to make tight fighting clothing that I've found is to first import the poser figure you want to work with into AC3D. Hey, I've been working on a character mesh that I (now) intend to rig in Poser, and I did make a one piece swimsuit for it to wear. This is the kind of thing I want to make: Also, things like the belt and collar will hopefully be posable, along with the zip, to open it at different increments.Īm I taking on too much here? I'm beginning to think I am, lol! All the stuff I've made before has resembled solid state items.ĭoes anyone know of a tutorial on making realistic cloth items and such, please? I aim to make the suit fully conforming, one for M4 and one for V4, if I can make just the one suit, and have morphs, to fit both figures, that would be ideal.
The thing is, I really don't know where to start! I've made fairly basic objects in the past, but this will be a lot like making a new human figure, in as far as there will be areas with only a few polys, and some with a large number, like where the fabric wrinkles at the joints. I'm sorry if this is covered elsewhere!īasically, I'm looking to make a motorsport racing suit for Michael & Victoria 4 in Poser.
I'm new here, and I've searched, but come up empty handed.
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