This is the easist to do and I mainly do this for dresses and T-shirts, I would not however advise this for complex multipart meshes.
This tutorial will show you how to add a second side in 3 cases.ġ) Reduce your poly count! Adding a second side will drastically increase your poly, so please reduce first! (This was explained in (1)).Ģ) Figure out which areas need to have a second side and in Marvelous Designer assign them their own fabric type! (This means that they will appear as a seperate group in Milkshape!)Ī: You want your whole mesh to have a back: Some clothing however needs to have a second side, fo example a dress, loose sleeves or a hood. Backfaces are actually see-through, as a face only has one side. You might realize in Marvelous Designer that one side of your mesh is always darker. You can adjust the levels, the tones to your liking so that the photo is even better. Note: In my case I had to cut it so that it only came out in the window.ĩ. Select the rain image and from “Normal”, turn it to “Soft light” and you’re done. Maybe the effect is not remarkable, but wait, inside the “Blur” layer is the “Gaussian blur” filter that we put before, click on it and the blur window will come out again, I put it in “10” but you can adjust it as you want, click OKĨ. Place the rain image on top of everything, I’ll leave it in the description to download the photo, but you can use another one that you like. Click Ok, then create a new layer, click on the brush tool, choose the number 23 and enlarge or shrink it to your liking, start painting in the new layer.Ĥ. That’s what I did, but I’m sure you’ll get much better.ĥ. Move the “Blur” layer on top of all other layers.Ħ. Right click on the “Blur” layer and create clipping mask.ħ. Filter> Defocus> Gaussian blur, I put “7.6”, but you can put it to your liking.ģ. Note: In my case I had to cut the image so that the effect is only in the window and not in the whole image.Ģ. In the “blur” layer add the “Gaussian blur” effect. 1. Duplicate the layer (Ctrl + J), put as name “Blur” then convert to intelligent object.
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