More Cloth - mini-tut by Spanki
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(not really a tutorial, but more the sharing of a learning process...)
I posted my second clothing attempt the other day and A1HostCoMark at 3DCommune sent me some useful suggestions and tips for improvement, so I thought I'd share the results...
The first image is the one I posted.
On the second, I added additional burning (in a new layer) down the right side (and some in the crotch area), to help mold the dress around the model, then set the layer opacity for the desired result and merged it with the dress. Note that the burning also brings out additional hues from the base color (in this case a slight yellowish tinge/hue to the affected areas, which I liked).
On the third image, I added a slight (7%) noise to the merged dress, for additional texture and shading.
...nothing earth-shattering here and I'm new to this, but I thought it added a lot to the first render and thought I'd post this in case anyone found it useful ;).
Cheers,
- Keith
Comments (3)
trevor3000
great job on this Keith, thanks for the tutorial!
Fyrene
Looks wonderful. Texture looks just like velvet! TY for sharing :)
Tammy
Thank you for the tutorial those are great tips and I still really love that outfit :) makes me want to render something just to give it a try.