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Re: Efficient Workflow for Clothing Variations in Game Asset Creation?
I am not entirely sure I get your issue, but you can always create a 3d scene with copies of your main clothing mesh and assign each a unique material. Each unique material id will become a separate texture set with its own set of layers and maps inside Painter, and it will all be exported separately from Painter as well… -
Efficient Workflow for Clothing Variations in Game Asset Creation?
Hi everyone, I’m looking for advice on creating and managing clothing variations for a game character. I’ve modeled an NPC in Blender and textured it with Substance Painter. To implement the clothing, I created separate meshes for each piece and assigned a material to them. My current approach is to toggle the clothing… -
Re: Efficient Workflow for Clothing Variations in Game Asset Creation?
Hey Fabi_G, thank you for your answer! So it really seems as if I have to approach this with workarounds, i.e. one file and many individual exports.That's really disappointing, because I would like to export many PBRs automatically and don't want to show and hide layer stacks every time and then export them.But never mind.… -
Re: Efficient Workflow for Clothing Variations in Game Asset Creation?
Hi! While I haven't dealt with this exact situation, when I worked on texture variants of plants, I kept it as dumb as possible - one file per variant (since I wasn't the only person working on the assets, having easy to understand files was a consideration too). If the variation affects only Color maps, I would consider… -
Re: Efficient Workflow for Clothing Variations in Game Asset Creation?
First of all: Thanks for the response! My focus is less on finding a solution within the engine and more on tackling the task of texturing first. As you can see in the image (and please keep in mind that I’m not a Blender pro ;-) ), there is a separate mesh for each piece of clothing. In the screenshot, the character… -
Re: Efficient Workflow for Clothing Variations in Game Asset Creation?
Hi! Do you have images of what you currently have and want to achieve? A quick option would be using variants of a material with different textures in engine. Or an atlas containing multiple designs, used with a shader allowing to flip through variants. If the designs allow for it, could get even more sub-variants by…
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