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So I got Dirk the Daring's clothes completed. I made everything skin tight and fit without needing to use smoothing iterations.
This is the first time I've used Zbrush. I've learned a lot but I'll absolutely END MYSELF if I just spent all this time making this outfit body conforming only for DAZ to break it the moment I try to pose the character.
Everything but the helmet and belt/scabbard are fit to via tranfer utility. Is there a better method?
Everything is still WIP but here is pics:
ANd yes, I'm going to to skeleton Dirk too, with the frayed clothing and beat up helmet/chipped sword.
Zbrush is quite fun once you get a groove going.
Nice work!
It's good enough to have the helmet as a smart prop under the head node. The belt can be fit to the shirt with auto follow, use ZB to give it a couple of morphs as needed.
Giving that 'lower belt' a couple of bones for rigging might be necessary as you may need to tweak it when Dirk's pose changes.
If the scabbard is an independent item, it's fine to be a smart prop as the lower belt's sub-node or linked by a rigid follow node. It'll be easier for posing.
And continue to use ZB to fix garments JCMs if you even wanna a better fit~
This looks fantastic. I wish I could add more to what @windreaver0118 said.
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