ok so where can i find a good M4 shirt, T shirt that is, so i can add logos to it and such. been searchin but cant find anything good. or maybe just over looking it lol

Attached Link: AFC for Men

Everything else I know of are tanks.

Attached Link: Basicwear for M4

sweet, thoe look good. darn daz charges am ar, amd a leg for these things lol

Attached Link: M4 Real Jeans Set

I gave you those other two links forgetting not everyone is a Platinum Club member @ Daz. :blushing:

Attached Link: M4 LiteWear

Attached Link: M4 Leather

very sweet SSA, you are always a big help. Thanks so much.

Quote - I tried making a shirt but it didn't come out that great. I just started modeling like a week and a half ago and it's a process for sure. Hey...maybe someone will be kind enough to make you a freebie if you don't see what you're looking for in your price range. Very nice people here at Rendo...

That's not a shirt - that's a blouse. snicker

Men's shirts have a much smaller neck opening, and the body extends below the belt.

Quote - > Quote - I tried making a shirt but it didn't come out that great. I just started modeling like a week and a half ago and it's a process for sure. Hey...maybe someone will be kind enough to make you a freebie if you don't see what you're looking for in your price range. Very nice people here at Rendo...

That's not a shirt - that's a blouse. snicker

Men's shirts have a much smaller neck opening, and the body extends below the belt.

Hehe it does look like a blouse doesn't it? LOL

Poor Mike.

Quote - i'm modeling a shirt

Great Job!

OMG I'd love to study under you. Clothing tuts are so scarce. I can't believe how you can find a "How to model a car". "How to model a character" and no in depth tutorials on modeling clothes and adding finishing touches like seams, hems, pockets, wrinkles, beveled edges, ruffles etc. Just different styles. I'm talking specifics. Not something that's touched on briefly. It's as if clothing techniques are to be kept a secret. I thought it was only natural for one to want to model clothes/hair after a few years of playing with their Renderers. Too many, "I'll teach you how to do a cup, then you should be able to make a hat" out there. Or, "Use Wings3D tuts to model in Hex" responses.

You've done a few things I'd like to learn about.

1. Making a Collar
2. Adding Strings
3. Wrinkles

Nice SSA, looks like a good shirt model. A bit disco with the color though =) lol

Yeah next step is UV mapping and then I'll be able to apply textures other than Material shaders. LOL

sweet, what program are you using. i eventually want to creat my own items and such. I heard that Maya 3d or what every that program is does well 

Quote - sweet, what program are you using. i eventually want to creat my own items and such. I heard that Maya 3d or what every that program is does well 

I'm using Hexagon 2.5 from Daz. I love it! Only wish there were more clothing tuts out there.

nice, is ithard to learn to use?
and how $$$$ is it

Quote - nice, is ithard to learn to use?
and how $$$$ is it

It's very easy to use. The only thing lacking are the tutorials. I paid $90 bucks for mine. You can catch it when it goes on sale.

sweet ill have to look into it. thanks

Quote - sweet ill have to look into it. thanks

You're welcome. Glad to help.

 Watch out for the Metro-boys, think John Wayne

Metro-boys?

 Hexagon is a great modeler! And very very easy to learn!

And it's a nice looking t-shirt SSAfam1 :) (what does that stand for btw?!)  Is it dynamic or conforming?

Also.. I've always been wondering what the exact difference between a blouse and a shirt was. Thanks for explaining that, too (even if it was accidental L)

Quote -  Hexagon is a great modeler! And very very easy to learn!

And it's a nice looking t-shirt SSAfam1 :) (what does that stand for btw?!)  Is it dynamic or conforming?

Also.. I've always been wondering what the exact difference between a blouse and a shirt was. Thanks for explaining that, too (even if it was accidental L)

Hey Trekkkiegrl! My Screen name (SSA) are the initials of my first name, my husband's name, and my then 2 yr old and the (FAM) is short for family.

The above shirt is dynamic.

I'm trying my hand at making my newest obj conforming. When one issue is fixed, I run into another. I won't give up though.