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Quick tutorial showing off Blender's Lattice modifier and how to use it to fit clothing designed for one character to another.

75,595 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Pixel
Pixel2 лет назад

my only gripe when i use the lattice is that it cant be mirrored pain

Фото профиля Fara \\ NFC
Fara \\ NFC2 лет назад

ugh yes that is pain

Фото профиля Fed
Fed2 лет назад

give this a shot as well

Фото профиля VoX the 3D
VoX the 3D2 лет назад

I'm going to ABSOLUTELY FUCKING SCREAM it was that easy to do ALL ALONG. I swear to god I've been STRUGGLING with clothing SO MUCH to make it fit - even when making it from scratch but it was THAT easy to make things fit... THANK you.

Фото профиля Matsuo Akatsu🔜JMoF 2025
Matsuo Akatsu🔜JMoF 20252 лет назад

Blender modifiers are such an amazing thing, and finding clever uses for them is even better. Thank you for this very helpful tutorial ^^

Фото профиля Jay / jj4YYy_VR
Jay / jj4YYy_VR2 лет назад

You call my Workflow destructive!!?!??! 😐 JK. Thanks for the tutorial 💜

Фото профиля 💜Mr BunBun🔜FWA2025
💜Mr BunBun🔜FWA20252 лет назад

Yes!!! I also love the surface deform modifier for getting blendshapes. When you adjust your blendshape don’t apply the modifier, click save as shape!

Фото профиля Raishin
Raishin2 лет назад

but can u apply that modifier on clothes with blendshapes ?

Фото профиля Fara \\ NFC
Fara \\ NFC2 лет назад

@RAlSHlN you can yes!

Фото профиля tikkaqrow.bsky.social
tikkaqrow.bsky.social2 лет назад

If it's a flat object, something that doesn't need to completely wrap around, you can use a flat lattice with shrink-wrap to preserve volume and get a very snug fit as well. (I wonder if there's a way to shrink wrap a 3D lattice)

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