Then change the name (doesn’t affect anything but stops you from going crazy), and change the cut number. Go into edit mode, select the parts of the mesh you want to be transparent and press P to separate to a new mesh.
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Hiya, this tutorial is on how to add a transparent part of your clothing (and keep the other part as non-transparent).
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Note - you can view the images in full resolution here People rarely look at something directly, so when you’re making poses, try to avoid the default eye placement. Use the “G” key for dragging the points around. Okay this is the fun part! Don’t hesitate to play with the lips! They can add so much to a pose. Just a little tweak would be more than enough especially when combined with matching brows and eyelids. If you drag the mouth corners too much, it won’t look natural. There’s a fine line between a natural smirk and the whole Strangerville mood. So try to be subtle when moving those points.
The mouth is tricky ladies and gent… If you over-do it, it will look hideous. Slightly close the lids and change the brows again, now you have a mad mad face in front of you. Change the brows a bit, you have a “oh no, not that again?!” face. That will prevent jaws to run wild.Ĭombine an open mouth with flying brows and open eyelids, and you have a surprised face. In order to do that, press N and click on the little locks next to W, X and Y. When posing the jaw, make sure you lock the W, X and Y axis before you open the rig’s mouth. Combine it with different brow and mouth movements and you’ll get a wide range of emotions. Just move the up lid forward a tiny bit with G after closing it.Ĭlosing the eyes are a good way to show intense emotions. Oh the time I’ve spent trying to fix the clipping in Photoshop… Anyway, there’s a way to avoid that. Okay, this took me long time to figure out but I’m finally happy with the results! Guess what, when you close the eyes, our beloved eyelashes CLIP! I KNOW! It’s terrible. If you close both the up and low lid slightly, here you go you’ll have a “I’m gonna kill you but I can’t yet decide how” look. The LidsĮyes wide open for a totally shoketh look, or slightly closed lids for “You bore the hell outta me” mood. The Browsīrows are where the magic happens! Just with a few minor tweaks, you can change the default face in so many different ways, even without touching the other parts of the face. Go to “View” menu, Click on “View Persp/Ortho” or just press 5 (Numpad). So what should we do? We should switch the view mode to “Ortho”. I know some pose makers prefer this view mode, but for me, it’s impossible to get the emotions I want when Blender is in this mode. When you open Blender, you see your rig in Perspective mode, and it means it looks distorted. This is probably the most crucial part, at least it was for me. After many many many (many) hours spent in Blender, now I can achieve the emotions I want and I thought, HEY LET’S SHARE SOME TIPS&TRICKS YOU WISH SOMEONE TOLD YOU WHEN YOU FIRST STARTED!! 1. Because no matter what I do, I felt like they don’t look like the way I wanted them to look like. When I first started making poses, the facial expressions were the hardest part for me. Helluu! You know the moment when you think you found the perfect pose for your story/gameplay but the faces look… uhm… a bit… off?
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