HI ya'll! I have a question. I derived from this tshirt for a friend's b/f, not knowing he wears arm tats. So I blacked out the tats that come with the mesh on a few custom tshirts for him. Ofc, his tats don't work now with this tshirt. I'm told his tats don't completely show up. They only half show up. Can this be fixed or is it because of the mesh itself, or that the tat just isn't compatible, or the original creator account is retired?
This has been an ongoing issue for many years. Unless your tat's are a part of the skin itself, Most clothing items are bound to clip with underlying add-on tato's, One solution, if the tat's have meaning and worth the investment, Have the tats added to a skin and from then on you can be assured, clothing items will not clip. Another solution may be found in the new Creator Tools. available free to creators. When creating your clothing items, you will find a few new settings added under the Opacity type section. When using the Composit setting you can choose a value to separate your opacities and therefore prevent them from clipping. The higher the number, the higher the priority when rendered in 3D. Give it a try and let me know how it worked out for you.
HI ya'll! I have a question. I derived from this tshirt for a friend's b/f, not knowing he wears arm tats. So I blacked out the tats that come with the mesh on a few custom tshirts for him. Ofc, his tats don't work now with this tshirt. I'm told his tats don't completely show up. They only half show up. Can this be fixed or is it because of the mesh itself, or that the tat just isn't compatible, or the original creator account is retired?
Link to tshirt I derived from https://www.imvu.com/shop/product.php?products_id=60855522
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Domminetti posted 4 months ago
This has been an ongoing issue for many years. Unless your tat's are a part of the skin itself, Most clothing items are bound to clip with underlying add-on tato's, One solution, if the tat's have meaning and worth the investment, Have the tats added to a skin and from then on you can be assured, clothing items will not clip. Another solution may be found in the new Creator Tools. available free to creators. When creating your clothing items, you will find a few new settings added under the Opacity type section. When using the Composit setting you can choose a value to separate your opacities and therefore prevent them from clipping. The higher the number, the higher the priority when rendered in 3D. Give it a try and let me know how it worked out for you.
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