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With that in mind we want to not only get both on 1 screen, but aligned together. Which is fine as seperate parts, but one of the things I see this will be useful for will be aligning shirts and pants. You can zoom them in or out, rotate them etc. You can click independantly on the models in the left hand panels to switch between the 2. Obviously if you're using the new style avi or furry ones, the obj files will be different, but it's important that you choose matching files. Repeat the process (either File-Open or Ctrl+O) and select the HF_Lowerbody_Nude MediumPoly.obj I have selected the HF_Upperbody_Nude MediumPoly.obj that I used yesterday. I don't know how many this list holds, but it's useful for quick access. Which gives the new panel on the left, defaulting to the Album view.Įither open (Ctrl+O) and obj file as before or go to File-recent models. Press F3 or click on Window - Album/Model Management This time the 1st thing is to open a new Window called Album/Model Management.

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Thank you for all the positive comments, ya all gonna get me going all mushyĪs promised here's how to get 2 parts together. I don't know how much of that is possible yet Once I've had a proper play (tomorrow now), I'll put a lil tut together about it, how, how to align, how many are possible, saving set ups, etc. In the meantime, a lil more fiddling and I've managed to get 2 meshes in together. For someone as non-techie as me, it takes time and being impatient and with a family anything that is quicker and easy helps.īeing open source, maybe someone at UV or one of the wonderful techie brains from the membership could work out how to add scripts for posing, something like the manni scripts maybe? But that obviously depends upon UV providing the materials. It's a very powerful tool, but because of that there is a lot to take on. I did try (and will continue to) playing with Blender, for me it's biggest issue is it's biggest strength. As you both say, the more options the better as it is more likely that someone will find something to suit them. Thanks for the support guys, it is a motivator And yh, this is meant as another option, I am in no way trying to take anything from the work Rasa or Niko are doing. I applied this process to the 1st picture shown and this was the resultĬan you put multiple objects in? I don't know. Notice I have set the texture as the background, this could potentially allow for shots for UVC and UVD The snap shot option is available in the 'Instance Propety' screen, but will return a black picture. Then either the 2nd button from the right or ctrl+p will bring up the dialogue below. You can rotate the picture in the same way as before (buttons or right click and move your mouse)Īnd when you are ready, click 'Done' in the bottom rightĭeselect the object, by clicking elsewhere on the screen. Once you're happy you've selected the correct file, click 'Apply'. Clicking 'Cancel' clears the selection but also starts the next browse at the default folder. If you have selected the wrong one by mistake, click 'Browse.' again. Search for the jpg you saved earlier and click 'Open'.

Now check the 'Use Texture' box at the bottom right, this will unlock the dropdown box (not sure what this is for) and the 'Browse.' button. Then press the 'Instance Property' button (b). The object will turn orange (a) (as I said I have only played with this for about an hour, so other colours may be available or used on different OS or versions)

Clicking elsewhere on the screen will de-select it. To apply a texture, left click ON the object to select it. You can rotate the object by either using the buttons at the top of the screen or right clicking on the screen and using your mouse. I have used 'HF_Upperbody_Nude MediumPoly.obj'

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Keep the skin tone and save as a jpg.Ĭlick File-Open (ctrl+O), navigate to the 'Obj Files' folder in the Designer Kit and choose the relevant object file. Ordinarliy you hide any backgrounds and save as a png, do not do that in this case. I haven't put any clothes on this, but I do find the mesh view is useful for planning outfits. When you are ready to test it, change the background to a skin type tone (I've used #f7b088). To get a more realistic result I went down the same route as for mannis.ĭesign your item as normal and obviously save it in your working format (.xcf. This is ok as far as it goes, but it is difficult to see subtle sheer sections. This was the result, it replaces the transparency with black. The 1st info I read said that it supported png files for textures. I've only been playing with this for about an hour, so I'm not really up for many questions. Will it be able to do everything that's needed? I don't know, but thought someone might find this useful. As mentioned in another thread I came across this, which seems pretty easy to get to grips with.