Post by mauvemorn on Oct 11, 2024 1:41:58 GMT -5
Hi. You seem to be adapting a cas item the same way one would an object, and thats not how its done at all.
You should watch a video specifically on the topic of converting clothing to ts4, but the idea is the following:
- clone a dress of similar length, export the blend, open, join all meshgroups into one, rename to Reference;
- import your dress, close holes, unwrap this created geometry;
- duplicate top and bottom from under the rig, join them, merge by distance, delete all parts of the body covered by clothing;
- select the garment, create a new uv map, re-locate uvs so that they do not conflict with the body's uvs, rebake the textures, delete the original uv map;
- transfer weights, uv_1 and vertex paint from the reference to the garment;
- join the body with the garment, give cut 0, import into a package made of one meshgroup
You should watch a video specifically on the topic of converting clothing to ts4, but the idea is the following:
- clone a dress of similar length, export the blend, open, join all meshgroups into one, rename to Reference;
- import your dress, close holes, unwrap this created geometry;
- duplicate top and bottom from under the rig, join them, merge by distance, delete all parts of the body covered by clothing;
- select the garment, create a new uv map, re-locate uvs so that they do not conflict with the body's uvs, rebake the textures, delete the original uv map;
- transfer weights, uv_1 and vertex paint from the reference to the garment;
- join the body with the garment, give cut 0, import into a package made of one meshgroup