If you're referring to the seam guides for the P4 Male, Female, and several articles of women's clothing, I made those. Hope they're of some use. :) Jeffheater is basically right about the method though - lots of trial and error. Start off by just coloring in two polygons that you think will match up (one front, one back), then render and make the corrections. Once you have a few adjacent seams matched up, it will get easier. Concentrate on one area of the body at a time too (one arm, leg, side of face, etc.), since in most cases, the opposite side will have the same seam layout (so you can just copy the colors to the other side). I hope that helps at least a little bit. Sorry I don't have time to make more seam guides right now, or I would. Thanks for offering to share your creations with us though, I'm looking foward to seeing them! Take care. SnowS Hoping his pictures are worth 1001 words.

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