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Lead Nama to making stuffs!
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#1
03-05-2014
Okay, so now that I got my Sims 2 game working (still salty about that damn switch), I have been flirting with the idea of meshing hair and clothing for both Sims 2 and 3.
Thing is...
I'm a complete nub at Blender and Milkshape.
I've been looking for an idiot-proof guide to meshing, but haven't found one yet. So can someone point me to the right direction?
Thanks <3
Thing is...
I'm a complete nub at Blender and Milkshape.
I've been looking for an idiot-proof guide to meshing, but haven't found one yet. So can someone point me to the right direction?
Thanks <3
namakyori, proud to be a member of LeeFish since Mar 2014.
Stay classy.
Stay classy.
#2
03-05-2014
Well, start with clothing since that's a bit simpler. Once you're comfortable with clothing that makes it easier to grasp hair. The tutorial section at MTS is a good place to begin.
MTS Body Shop Meshing Tutorials (for Sims 2)
And when you run into problems, feel free to ask questions here or on MTS. I can't help at all with Sims 3, but I've made quite a bit of Sims 2 clothes and hair so will hopefully be able to help with that.
MTS Body Shop Meshing Tutorials (for Sims 2)
And when you run into problems, feel free to ask questions here or on MTS. I can't help at all with Sims 3, but I've made quite a bit of Sims 2 clothes and hair so will hopefully be able to help with that.
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