3D Shirt Previewer [Screenshots] [Major Updates]

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Major credit to Zelios.
This wouldn’t be possible without him.

I’ve been wanting to code this for ages. And thanks to zelios I finally got around to it.
Basically this allows you to preview any shirt/pants on roblox without purchasing them.

Supported Platforms.

Windows
Mac
Linux

Total Progress: 50%

Progress update:
A new team member Zelios.
Working with him is amazing.

New Screenshots!

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Videos:

Quick demo of it running on a windows phone
[Please not there are performance issues]

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Not that this isn’t cool, but what’s the point of it if we need to use a third-party program? Chrome extensions are great because they’re super accessible, but if I’m going to be opening another program then I might as well just open Roblox Studio where I can test the clothes on my actual character, right?

#3

I’ll make it a chrome extension as well. I should of added that.

#4

If this could be transferred as a chrome extension just like Merely’s 3D catalog view, that would be the best.

#5

I made a chrome extension that opens ROBLOX studio previewing the asset directly by one click on the site. Mainly used to preview public models quickly in 3D and have a look at their scripts and how it works. But since the method is same, I also made it work for hats, gears, shirts, pants, t-shirts, faces, heads, packages, and also user’s characters. Good to know how your character actually looks in-game.

#6

I know about it.
It’s really cool! :slight_smile:

#7

Thanks :slight_smile:
I’m trying to use WebGL3D to make it appear on site as fun project. But I’m still having problems with that :confused:

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[quote] Thanks :slight_smile:
I’m trying to use WebGL3D to make it appear on site as fun project. But I’m still having problems with that :confused: [/quote]

I will give you major props if you manage to do that. I’m still trying to figure out how to make a .mesh importer plugin for 3DS max.

#9

cool, would I be able to load up clothing from templates on my computer? It could be handy for making clothes.

#10

You do know you can use this to steal any model, right. ._.

#11

Edit: Actually no I just quickly tested it and it doesn’t work on closed models, so good work.

#12

Fair enough

#13

Yup! :slight_smile:

That’s mostly what its for, so you can see how your shirt will look like before you upload it to the site.

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Yup! :slight_smile:

That’s mostly what its for, so you can see how your shirt will look like before you upload it to the site.[/quote]

Awesome! I can’t wait for this.

#15

I hope this isn’t an april fools joke.

#16

It isn’t :).

#17

I’m about to upload a quick alpha demo.

I’m running this on the windows phone.

Also, I need somebody to test some of this stuff out on a mac.

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[center]After 4 hours.

I’ve finally changed the entire lighting.

All images now fully HD
Anti Aliasing was added:
Ambient occlusion was added:
Shirts are now grabbed directly from the site instead of going through my API.

Catalog Browsing might be added.

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#19

Before you release, get rid of that ugly background. It looks a little unprofessional. Lighting can stay, sure - but I’d much prefer to have a transparent background.

#20

Oh, I’m just using that for testing.

It looks too depressing.