2-2 Fixing texture Issues (Overlapping Textures)
Added 2022-01-29 04:44:14 +0000 UTCOn Google Drive because of the weekly Vimeo quota 😌
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This tutorial covers separating the main sim mesh into different parts (skin, hair, clothes, etc.) and fixing the overlapping texture issues.
Program Links:
- Sims 4 Tray Importer
- Sims 4 Studio (Windows/Mac)
- Blender 2.93/3.0+ (Use the zipped versions of these)
- If you're unsure of how to use zipped versions of Blender, you can watch my previous tutorial here.
-You can find all versions of Blender here.
- To extract .zip and .rar files these are some of the programs you can use - Winrar, Winzip, 7-Zip , or even the default Windows 10/Mac extractor. In this video, I'm using Winrar.
Other Useful Tutorials:
If you're a complete 3D beginner these other tutorials should help!
What are the different texture maps? (Diffuse, Specular, Etc.)
Notes:
Whew... I wasn't expecting this part to be this long- Anywho, separating the mesh is optional, you don't have to do it to fix the overlapping textures. I like to do it because it's much easier for me to edit the sim this way. If you don't want to separate the mesh, you can select the vertices of the clothing/hair/etc. that needs to be fixed and replace the material of the selected vertices.
If you have any questions so far, message me or leave a comment below ↓↓
