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Vanya_Kapetanovic
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
Posted 15 Years Ago
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Hi....I am new to iClone and I got iClone 4 Pro. It's really good and amusing, creative spftware, interface friendly and I like it so far...but, since I would love to create Hulk in iClone ( or character like that) I would love to know, first, how to get rid of the clothes ? If I want to have Dylan without of shirt and make buff his muscles up how to do that? First to remove the clothe and that I'l try to adjust everything else.
Thanks.
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Darren01
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Darren01
Posted 15 Years Ago
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select the upper body of your avatar, then change the opacity colour in the modify panel to black - shirt will disappear :)
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Paumanok West
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Paumanok West
Posted 15 Years Ago
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Dinner, dancing, and booze help enormously... ;) Edit: Actually, there are free nude G3 characters. These are available as a Bonus Download in your Reallusion Account. Once you have the nude avatar, save its Upper as a Custom Upper and then swap it for the current Upper on your avatar. I see you are also asking about body morphs. Within significant limits, you can adjust the proportions of body parts in the Modify panel for avatars. To make an avatar more muscular, you'll need to increase the proportions in the Width and particularly in the Depth direction, using the Mirror checkbox to enforce symmetry on your changes. Note that Reallusion also sells a SuperHero avatar that offers a more muscular body, but the trapezius muscles are exaggerated and they are hard to fix.
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Seeker769
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Seeker769
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Paumanok West
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Paumanok West
Posted 15 Years Ago
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The best way to improve the G3 characters is to modify them in ZBrush. This is considered an advanced technique, and ZBrush does not come cheap, but it actually doesn't take very long. I transformed the Bonus avatar to the superhero shown here in two or three hours. Don't know what to call him yet, but I am considering selling him in the Reallusion store. The face belongs to Dylan. The facial hair was created with a pack I also would like to sell in the store.
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
Posted 15 Years Ago
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Darren01 (8/7/2010) select the upper body of your avatar, then change the opacity colour in the modify panel to black - shirt will disappear :)Thanks...I'll try that :-)
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
Posted 15 Years Ago
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Paumanok West (8/7/2010) Dinner, dancing, and booze help enormously... ;)
Edit: Actually, there are free nude G3 characters. These are available as a Bonus Download in your Reallusion Account. Once you have the nude avatar, save its Upper as a Custom Upper and then swap it for the current Upper on your avatar.
I see you are also asking about body morphs. Within significant limits, you can adjust the proportions of body parts in the Modify panel for avatars. To make an avatar more muscular, you'll need to increase the proportions in the Width and particularly in the Depth direction, using the Mirror checkbox to enforce symmetry on your changes.
Note that Reallusion also sells a SuperHero avatar that offers a more muscular body, but the trapezius muscles are exaggerated and they are hard to fix.Hahhaa...I thought of dinner and dancing myself when I posted question XD So...If you check out the manual you'll see Dylan in the gym slimmer and stronger version, that's what I'm referrenig to when I say I want to make body morph. Is that made in iClone4 or is it some extension pack character ? By the way...I do have a ZBrush but I'm not sure caN i models from iClone4Pro to ZBrush. I believe that I need 3DXchange to convert files or something like that...And that's additional cost :-(
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
Posted 15 Years Ago
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Thank you...I found some good stuff here.
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Paumanok West
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Paumanok West
Posted 15 Years Ago
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Of course, ZBrush is an equal-opportunity application. Ladies always welcome, too! :D (Thanks vax for the inspiration!!)
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
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Vanya_Kapetanovic
Posted 15 Years Ago
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hahah....thanks...nice one. Well than...how do I export character from iClone to ZBrush? What extension should it be ? OBJ ?
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