hi i am new to creating clothes in sl and have read several of the introductions and have managed to make a few mens tshirts yay (using a psd file and editing it to my needs)
I would now like to make a female top and was wondering if someone would be so kind to let me have a basic female top in psd format so i can also learn how this works.
thanks for your help in advance
Zoe
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Zoe Soleil
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10-07-2006 13:06
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Lightwave Valkyrie
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Zoe Soleil
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10-07-2006 15:31
yes i got those
but what i want to make is a simple girls top, and i'm not sure how to go about it so if someone could send me a photoshop file that i could open and see, then i could figure it out from there i think  |
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Darkness Anubis
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10-07-2006 17:12
I think there are textures for female clothing in some of the texture boxes at yadnis. Might be worth a look.
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Bree Giffen
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10-07-2006 22:46
Here's an example. Things to note in the psd file is that in the channels tab you will see the alpha1 that defines the shape of the camisole. In the layers tab you will see the texture of the camisole. It's not really necessary to have the shape done in the layers tab but it helps tell you were to put the textures. You'll also see some extra layers called old and new straps which are there because I had to adjust the straps as they didn't link up at the shoulders when I viewed them through DAZ studio.
The psd file zipped: http://www.networkdisk.co.uk/17354 The camisole in SL: I didn't bother aliasing the edges of the camisole so it appears a little jagged. Also the straps could do with better alignment. I did this in about 15 minutes so it's not that good. The texture is a public domain image.  _____________________
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10-07-2006 23:02
I didn't bother aliasing the edges of the camisole so it appears a little jagged. I'm sure this was probably just a typo, but just so no one who maybe new to this sort of thing gets confused, the way to make something not jagged is to anti-alias it, not to alias it. Anyway, Bree, that looks pretty good for 15 minutes. It was kind of you to share it. _____________________
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Zoe Soleil
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10-08-2006 05:00
omg thank you so much bree, i am so happy i can play with making tops for girls
thank you everyone for your responses, your all so very kind and helpful! Zoe |
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Bree Giffen
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10-08-2006 12:15
Thanks Chosen. I don't fully check my post sometimes!
Your welcome Zoe. Let me know if you have any questions. I kind of guessed you meant a camisole when you said you wanted a female top. The psd file is full of un-needed layers but I left them in to help show the process. Thx to Robin Wood for her torso template too! _____________________
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Thunderclap Morgridge
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10-11-2006 17:22
@ Bree: The download generates an invalid download link when clicked.
I would like to see this myself so I can work out the kinks in my design process. |
