Difference between revisions of "Tutorials:Body Shop Meshing Tutorials"

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Introduction

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This section covers meshing Body Shop content: that is, custom clothing and body meshes, hair meshes, and accessory meshes.

Pre-requisites

Before you start reading these tutorials, you will absolutely need:

• SimPE
• A 3D modeling program - we HIGHLY recommend Milkshape with the Unimesh plugins. Free programs are available but simply will not do what Milkshape will do for its low price.
• Prerequisite for ALL Body Shop Meshing Projects: You MUST be an experienced creator of Body Shop recolours - that is, changing textures and alphas for clothing, hair, accessories, skintones, etc... These tutorials will not tell how to use Body Shop or make textures for your meshes... and the skills you learn through becoming extremely adept at making recolours/retextures/reskins of Body Shop content are -crucial- to being successful at creating new Body Shop meshes.

Tutorial Sections

Start Here! Starter tutorials for those of you who are just beginning. READ THESE FIRST! Accessory Tutorials Accessories are a bit more difficult than bodies, but if you have been through the Unimesh tutorials, you should be able to handle it. Hair Tutorials Hair is much more difficult to make in the Sims 2, so make sure you have done all previous tutorials before these ones. Other Tutorials Tutorials not specific to a particular type of meshing but are well worth reading.

InfoCenter Section These tutorials cover hints and tips to help you get the most out of the Body Shop Meshing tutorials. Outdated Tutorials These are outdated, but may help in understanding some aspects of this section. View All See all Body Shop Meshing Tutorials

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