The meshes provided are royalty free so you can use them in products too. I made the meshes so no worries there.

It is intended to be something to get people into working with models and maybe get them to learn a few simple things using mesh modelling programs too. Eventually I hope it will get people confident enough to make their own stuff.

I really just wanted to know if there is any interest in this. The piccy shows a top, skirt and legging thingies you'll be able to make.

Oh and in case you think this might be a shameless plug for a marketplace product, I have decided to release this as freestuff. All I will ask if you are going to use stuff in a product is that you ler me see :)

Let me know what you think

John.

PS not the boots, they are treadz for v3 modified with wardrobe wizzard for Jessi. While the initial product has stuff for Jessi in it, I'll be showing how to modify them for other figures as well as releasing more model specific stuff later, if interest is high enough.

Good!

Yowza! I am definitely looking forward to this. What amazing generosity. This is a very cool outfit. Can't wait until you release this. I can tell you have put a lot of time and talent into creating this tutorial. cheerio lululee

People fell on my clothing tutorial, and the V3 QuickDress when they were released, so there's definitely a sizeable number who would like to make clothing but have been put off by the (apparent) complexity of it. Yours should be very successful.

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no modeling skills? I am so there!..;) I've had limited success..could use all the tips I can get..;)

3 skirts, short, mid and long
3 tops
3 pants

and lots of info to show you how to make them your own. Materials Room, UVMapping, Cloth room and some simple poly modelling tips to change the look. I've lost count a bit but it's 50+ pages so far. There is also a bunch of poses and materials I've worked up while making it.

I hope it helps Pakled, it is for P5/6 cos u need the cloth room. I'm hoping lots of people have upgrade recently :)

By the end of the tute I hope people will have a good idea of the basics :) Some people will use the pack as is I guess, but I really hope some people will take the ideas on and make their own stuff.

John

Eagerly looking forward to this tutorial! Looks very promising. :)

I'm definitely interested.

Very much interested!

Me too, my attempts at using the cloth room have been totally traumatic and I'm still recovering. Definitely need all the help I can get -- btw, will this method of yours work to make male outfits? Lord knows Vicky's closet is overflowing, I'd like to do something for the sadly neglected Poser guys.

I think that'll go over big. I'm definately interested too! :-)

yep

This would make me very happy. I want to make stuff but having tried a lot of modeling software I just can't get the hang of any of them :) So to learn modeling or a way to get around it would really make happy.

Yes!

Nice to know the naked truth about clothes!!

Ok so do ya want it in bits, alot of it is ready but I don't know how long it will take to finish it off. Or do you want me to wait to get it finished off. The first part will show you how to take the meshes provided and turn them into clothes. What you'll end up with is a prop which can be used in the cloth room, and or a mesh you can turn into conforming clothing. Though I have been pretty bad at doing that myself so you will need to find a helpful tute for that. Dr Geep will almost certainly have one somewhere, n I'm sure there are lots about. If anyone out there knows I'm sure everyone would like to know how to use the setup room to make conforming stuff. John

let er rip...do part 1 , 2 ,3 , or 4 whatever it ends up being :) should be plenty to work thru right off anyway

Ok it's submitted, just waiting for the freestuff elves to approve it. It's got 5 parts and all but two models. Intro Part 1. Transforming Cloth Primitives to CLothes Part 2. Making a clith prom Part 3. The Materials Room Part 4. UVMapping Part 5. Layering Clothes Appendix 1. Using Dynamic Clothes Once it is up and going, if you have any trouble with it let me know. Thanks. John

Personally, I'm interested in learning the basic thechniques for creating dynamic cloth in a 3D modeller. Once I get to know those techniques (how far away from the figure to create the clothing, what size the polys should be on average, how to orient the polys, stuff like that, keeping the cloth room in mind), then I'll be happy for days (if not years), creating clothing for the cloth room. My only problem is that I cannot afford any of the high-end modelling apps. So far I have Wings (free, latest version), which I don't get on very well with, and AC3D (shareware, cheap) which I do get on with (but get frustrated with). If the Tut. covers this area at all I'd be very interested! Keep up the good work, and I wish you well in your mission:-) Cheers, Diolma

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I've no modelling skills and i'm very interested to learn how to make clothes. Thanks :-)

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me too...

signs up

Did you REALLY have to ask :)?

Always looking for more tricks.

sigh...brain the size of a planet..and still using Poser 4..;) well, there's always a way..;) thanks anyway...

Thank you for this! Fugazi and Geep both-- when one is as confused about this kind of thing as myself, on eneeds all the help one can get. Cheers!

bookmark. (time permitting)

hell YES, I'm interested!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

Thank you so much in advance!!! :)

Nice one Dr G, I knew you'd have something helpful somewhere :) Diolma, I think once you have a look at the parts I've posted you'll have a good idea of how it all works. I worked on the technique to make creating clothes a quicker process for myself, I figured that other people would get something out of it too. The basic idea of Cloth Primitives (I really hope that term takes off :) ) is that the initial mesh is really simple n you use the cloth room to give it the right shape, then take it out of Poser into your modeller to add the finishing touches. Though I am finding ways of doing that in Poser too. That's why it's got a bit out of hand and is growing by the moment in scope. Every time I think I'm nearly finished I think of something else to add. Anyway making a cloth primitive for use in the cloth room is relatively simple, as I'm sure you will see. My hope is that the technique will encourage non modellers (like me) to have a go cos the final results are pretty good. The technique is nothing new, lots of high end modellers use it already. I know 3ds max has a plugin that does it, this technique just replaces those (usually expensive pugins for expensive modellers) with the Poser Cloth Room, meaning that you get that functionality for any modelling program. Anyway I could waffle on for ages so I'll stop. Hope it's approved in freestuff soon. John

hey just checked and it's there all ready to download :) just check my freestuff. If ya have any problems with it just let me know. John

Thanks !!! :D

Thanks so much from me as well! :)

Thank you!

No problem everyone, I'd be really interested to know how you get on with it. John

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This is fantastic, you, Dr Geep, and EnglishBob, all have tut's out to help us all make clothes. With all this support my modelling skills have got to improve. So thank you all. 8) Catlin