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Slayora DeSantis
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12-22-2008 01:27
Hi All:
I am creating pants in GIMP, and I've noticed that in-world, the crotch area's texture is stretched and ends up looking smeared compared to the rest of the pant. How do I get rid of this texture blur on the crotch area to make it look more like the rest of the pants?
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Rolig Loon
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Join date: 22 Mar 2007
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12-22-2008 04:23
You don't. Sorry. The crotch area is absolutely the worst part of the av body for design. There are very few grid points there, so stretching ruins everything you put there. There are a few other trouble areas on the av torso as well, but the crotch is the worst.
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Slayora DeSantis
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12-22-2008 05:34
From: Rolig Loon You don't. Sorry. The crotch area is absolutely the worst part of the av body for design. There are very few grid points there, so stretching ruins everything you put there. There are a few other trouble areas on the av torso as well, but the crotch is the worst. Dadburnit! Thanks for the info. |
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Slayora DeSantis
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12-23-2008 02:15
From: Rolig Loon You don't. Sorry. The crotch area is absolutely the worst part of the av body for design. There are very few grid points there, so stretching ruins everything you put there. There are a few other trouble areas on the av torso as well, but the crotch is the worst. Actually, I discovered that if you use a shadowed template, and add another black template with it, you can diminish the appearance of the look of the crotch area, making that stretchiness a lot less noticable. I did this yesterday, fiddling around in GIMP with my template. |