It takes out all the guesswork and acts as a good reference you can adjust at any time by telephone with a customer in this covid era (Why we use the process with actors as there simply is a travel barrier in place). Frankly that is one of the best most accurate ways to get both the client and body shape/posture into the system accurately. I should post one of my old tutorials on this that I did when testing the CLO3D beta 6.0 version.
Then align the base MD avatar mesh (male or female) to that input. Wow a Avatar editing guide - when did that pop up? Definitely read that document as it outlines all the basic modes and touches on what you can do strategically.įor custom clients I now simply scan the client in a 5 minute exercise with a mobile phone - a simply rotating dolly on the floor, and whack it through photogrammetry (free software) and align that to a few key hand measures I take on the girth and torso length.
