notsad2
(nots7d)
#1
Riiight,
fellow decaying winter enthusiast here,
i have this one simple, yet difficult question;
how can i accomplish this layered clothing effect on r6 rigs?
i assume this is very much done with code,
i shall appreciate any sort of suggestion/advice
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skewercase
(crossfade)
#2
just looking at the screenshots, it looks like they made some clothing meshes and attached them to an r6 rig (probably with welds)
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notsad2
(nots7d)
#3
hmmm
but how would they perfectly nail the positions, even on the viewmodel?
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skewercase
(crossfade)
#4
they prob do it by adjusting the sleeves and welding it once they get it to look good
notsad2
(nots7d)
#5
i’ll look into it tomorrow
gonna keep this unsolved incase anyone else has some suggestions
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2112Jay
(2112Jay)
#6
r15 made to mimic the look of r6 would be my guess. Sure would be an easy way to do this.
Operatik
(Operatik)
#7
If you remember that character rigs having attachments, the pieces of layered clothing are attached to each attachment like accessories.
notsad2
(nots7d)
#8
isn’t layered clothing only available for rthro characters?
i haven’t seen any for r15…
besides,
how would you convert r15 to r6? isn’t that just, uh, uhhhhh
difficult?
2112Jay
(2112Jay)
#9
You don’t … you make the r15 look like an r6