Good Job ! :cool:


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Thought you might like to see the result of texturing the skin of the CC model I altered in Hexagon. After using hexagon a few times now I quite like it. I also have a few tutorials for using hexagon to generate clothing on a character. I think I'm going to give that a go next. Once I have finished texturing this one that is.....still got a lot to do to it.



and this one shows why I wanted to remove the butt crack


This model is a naked CC character with no clothing or accessories. Just skin textures...I like tessellation

Edit
Oh, she does have shoes on

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I was simply answering the questions in the thread.  It hasn't been hijacked LOL.   Its not good to leave misinformation up its misleading :) 

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i feel like you guys have hijacked this thread for blender. you're providing valuable info, but maybe we should start a new blender tutorial thread?

thanks :)

You can sculpt him and cut him up to his respective materials and rebake maps.. Everything works and then you can send him back to the CC via iclone and morph him some more in there and put clothes on him and the conform works so its a very versatile and open system :)

It all works just a few bugs if you check the thread is something isn't working in the iclone and 3dexchange thread you can sometimes find a solution :) 




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"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own, and you know what you know. And you are the guy who'll decide where to go."
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OT

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Here is the video tutorial (in German) for Hexagon that inspired this thread. Thanks vidi!

Blender works you just need to know the object settings which is not the default set for these avatars 



in case this is not large enough screenshot of the object export panel
only have check marks in the following boxes and make sure to match your export on 3dxechange with the axis set up on the object which works with Y axis up 

- keep vertex order
- write materials
- include uvs
- selection only

uncheck the rest of the boxes and the keep vertex order is not a default choice so make sure that is checked in 




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"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own, and you know what you know. And you are the guy who'll decide where to go."
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Yea, I gave up on Blender a couple of months ago. That's AWESOME that you were able to take the body mesh into Hexagon, make the change to the form, and bring it back into Character Creator modified as a new template!!  

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