regalame opened this issue on Mar 30, 2006 ยท 5 posts
regalame posted Thu, 30 March 2006 at 12:58 AM
Good morning everybody Can I ask for some help from some of the Gurus of Poser here?? I work on Poser 6 on Mac OSX and use Victoria 3 for my 'experiments and learnings'. I love to paint clothes on her as a second skin or body paint with some satisfaction. The question is: do exist some V3 seams, compatible with Poser 6, that look more like a front and back body?? Actually I use for my works that body seam that looks like a cat run over by a truck (or a bear rug) and is quite difficult to position the clothing and need a lot of trying and adjusting. On top of it, when I paint some knickers, I can only make the front and back cause the under part of the crotch is impossible for me to reach and paint,t so in some poses when it shows that part between the legs, it is undone or shows something else. Can you pls help??? May be, I hope, the answer could be very simple. Tks everybody
SamTherapy posted Thu, 30 March 2006 at 2:40 AM
Nope, not unless you remap V3 or use the V3 to V2 figure, which has front and back mapping. The seams you're using are the standard mapping for V3
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4blueyes posted Thu, 30 March 2006 at 4:36 AM
regalame, in what program do you paint the clothes on V3? Unfortunately making a second skin or body paint (or any texture actually) for V3 is very complicated for hobbyists and is extremely time-consuming to make it look right. You might like to take a look at The3DZone's Unimesh Body Glove kit, which lets you create second skins combining the pre-made gloves with skin textures in any program that can read PSD files and then using the created texture on V3 in Poser: http://market.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/index.php?ViewProduct=33591 You can also look at how the clothes are painted in it to fit V3 without seam problems or gaps and learn how to create your own clothes from it :) Michal 4blueyes
raven posted Thu, 30 March 2006 at 6:36 AM
Have you looked at the seam guides by SnowSultan? They are very detailed (the body seam guide is 3750x5000) showing just where the various seams line up, which might make it easier for you. Have a look in the freestuff for SnowSultan to find all his seam guides.
regalame posted Fri, 31 March 2006 at 12:45 AM
Tks everybody for your very useful suggestions. I will follow them all and find a way out. Very kind to take your time Regards