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Subject: conforming clothes

dollpartz opened this issue on Apr 20, 2001 · 4 posts
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dollpartz ( ) posted Fri, 20 April 2001 at 12:36 AM · edited Tue, 17 September 2024 at 9:24 AM

Ok, I know, this will seem 2 b a really stupid question, or beginner question but ah, I'm somewhat confused about the process of creating clothes in a 3d separate prog (I'm using Lightwave and 3d exploration) and bring the stuff in, especially 2 get it 2 conform. As a learning exercise, I made a very simple strap 2 fit around the left thigh (later I wanna do a knee pad). And I imported the strap in 2 poser, named it lThigh, applied std hierarchy and wutever, and saved it as a new figure. Finally I cleared everything, loaded in a girl figure and loaded in the strap, and it fit ok, but as soon as I attempted 2 conform it, it shot off in a weird position and nowhere near conformed 2 nething. I must be missing somethin' ... Thx

dollpartz ( ) posted Fri, 20 April 2001 at 2:51 PM

Do I have 2 edit the CR2 file? I just read somewhere that controls conforming. Edit the CR2 file. Geez I hope not, all the tutorials I found about the CR2 file have been broken link city. Or when importing an object is it better to use a separate hierarchy file instead of trying to use the hierarchy editor. Seems 2 b little info about importing 3d objects and making them conformable. I'm sure there's somethin really important I dont know. :) Thx again! Bye

elgeneralisimo ( ) posted Fri, 20 April 2001 at 3:14 PM

Attached Link: http://www.nerd3d.com/nerd3d.htm

http://www.nerd3d.com/nerd3d.htm Nerd has a good tutorial on creating conforming clothing amongst other things.

dollpartz ( ) posted Sat, 21 April 2001 at 9:48 PM

Hey great, Thx man, thats exactly what I was looking fer.

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