However when you get in game there is no seam marks in sight Now examining the CBBE body in blender, Seams where never actually set, where its all split the mesh has basically been separated along the edges like soīut when I dont move the mesh around it looks like this as standard in the 3D viewer (Applied a Matcap so its easier to see in an image) and you can clealy see seam marks which corrispond with the UV map. How do people make stuff without seams appearing on the textures? for example this is the UV map for the CBBE body according to my Blender This is most likely a question for any texturing wizards here if there is any? Kinda NSFW ahead, I mean I dont really think it is but wanted to throw the warning up just incase If anyone has advice however about UV unwrapping etc then I'm all ears! I'm currently aiming to try and get this mod out by the middle of March. well should do anyway) once thats done I want to get it all working in game with some place holder textures and then once its all working make some proper testing. I'm currently at the stage of adding seams/UV unwrapping, I need to weight (weight copying will do most of the work.
I dont know if anyone really kicks around in the fallout section but I still wanted to post something here, I still remember all the lessons and tips I got from Grond and Hanaisse. I put them as links so not to clog up the page. I have recently really gotten into a new Anime that is currently airing called Darling in the FRANXX and have fallen in love with a character called "Zero Two" as seen hereĪnd I decided I wanted to Make the pilot suit you see her wearing. I'm please to say however with my newest mod I have the whole thing already modeled and it took me less than 30 days : D (as oppose to about a year and a half ) although the model is not as complex as my previous mod it was not without its difficulties to model. But mainly its because I lacked focus and also when I was focused I kept going back on myself and re doing work. Part of that was my inexperience and the first time modeling anything, also moving house having no internet and a new job. Now those here who may remember my first mod. But considering this place is the place that really helped me get started making mods I would be remiss not to post this here! Welcome to my second ever mod I'm making, instead of something for skyrim, this time its an armor (Armor is a loose term here i guess.) for Fallout 4.
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