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3 Dimensional Chat / texturing a man

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Energizer
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Hi.
This is my first model.


Now I need to texture it,does anyone know a program where I can create realistic clothes textures.

Thanks.
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Kentaree
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Posted: 19th Jul 2003 21:13
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First you'd need to uv-wrap the model, to get the shape and outlines of the object and put it into a 2D file. A decent program for this would by Lithunwrap/Unwrap 3D. Go to google and search for lithunwrap and you should find it.
Then to create the texture, you'd use a 2D proggie like Adobe Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro, and use effects and stuff like that to get nice looking textures.

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Energizer
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Thanks.
But I meant that I want to know how to create a cloth-like effect with textures(those ripples that run through clothes).

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Energizer
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please
help me, I want to texture my model in the best way possible.
so tell me how to create a cloth effect on my model.
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John H
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In photoshop use the burn tool to darken areas and dodge tool to lighten areas for a ripple effect.

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Energizer
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thanks.
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WindTech
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one more trick, create a line (as thick as you want the ripple/crease), preferably straight but it still does work if it spawns off into other directions, and put it in a new layer. bevel it with the layer effects of photoshop, mess around with contour and other settings within bevel (texture usually isn't necessary but if you make a good one it'd be really purty ) until you get something you like.
example: (btw...this is a 3d model i made, clothing was touched up a bit in PS6, and the eyes are textures made by me in photoshop as well)


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Energizer
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Nice model.
Thanks.
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@Wind Tech - I don't know what's more sexy, the fact that it's a girl or the fact that it's cell shaded...


well at least it looks cell shaded...

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