Yes, I’ll make it, I just wanted to have the post kicked-off first - this post will be linked below the video and vice versa. I plan to make it within hours.
About pricing: I have several plugins (all supported with Youtube videos), prices vary between free and 50, I hope this is a fair price for this one.
Hello, I’m just uploading the tutorial to YouTube, just made the video, it takes appr. an hour. Please read the help page within the plugin for some more help!
And yes, the rainbow boxes are the sample script - you can replace it with any script you want.
As the title and the first 2 sentences of the post states:
“Create Roblox Clothing by your own scripts! Make-up your shirts by your script!”
The plugin gives an active template and a comfortable environment to do this and you can use its modulescript as a realtime code to do whatever you can imagine.
I’ve tried to create a kind of drawing tool but it would require thousands of GUI objects by each shirt area, that would kill Roblox Studio.
You may need to draw your pics in a different sw, what you don’t need with this plugin is to use any other programming language / sw environment to insert them into your clothing.
Ty for your question, I hope this description helps not to you only but for other users too!
I use Paint.NET (the program, not the website) for pixel precise clothing creation. Scripted clothing creation is one of the premiums for the plugin, so you have to pay the premium of the plugin.
Edit: oh yeah, and I used the Paint.NET distortion effects to make the GREYCAT! group logo and the “graphic design is my passion” shirt on my 01422X account
Very practical question, ty! I was waiting for this one so long
First of all, I suggest to see tutorial video appr. from 08:00 a minute.
The answer:
In the “shirtMaker” modulescript you have the “.create()” function.
Inside this function you have access to the selected frame.
In the sample file I also added a second parameter, called “pixel” that is a sizable frame inside the selected frame, for your convenience (can be ignored if you want to define your own objects).
To simpliest way to recolor to red a 10x10 area in the middle of the selected frame (e.g. the selected part of the shirt) use this script inside the module’s create() function:
local p = pixel:Clone()
p.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(10,10)
p.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(frame.AbsoluteSize.X/2-5, frame.AbsoluteSize.Y/2-5)
p.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(1,0,0)
p.Parent = frame
If one doesn’t need this kind of plugin, he doesn’t need it even if it is free or if it costs some Robux. There are a thousand or more free and paid plugins out there, I have 20 only in my Studio.
I share as many details in the post as I can and you can see how it works in the tutorial video, so you can easily decide if you are interested in such a tool or not.
I hope you finally see that it is a great help in many clothing related creative situation.