Character Modeling Part 14: Marvelous Designer Internal Lines

[@avaruusturisti1]

I know your view count is low, but please don't stop uploading these. Sometimes it takes time to grow. I wish to see more from you after this project. I have learned a lot.

[@SMooresCharacters]

I'm working on the next episode at this moment, will be out soon - Thanks for the encouragement :D

[@megamayo2500]

This was very helpful. I believe you are the only one covering this in 2019.

[@SMooresCharacters]

Cheers MegaMaya ! - going to be covering Retopology and Substance Painter soon.

[@audreyv.u.c.a]

THANK U FOR THIS SERIES!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SMooresCharacters]

You're welcome :)

[@JustDebz]

Thank you for this tutorial!

[@SMooresCharacters]

Cheers Deborah - thanks for the encouragement :)

[@reshmashah555]

from where did you get the textures from

[@theburlapchap3644]

Thanks for the work you do, I got a question though, did you do the fold angle off screen on the jacket patterns or not at all?

[@SMooresCharacters]

I did do fold patterns on Jacket pattern. This was how I got the seam lines across the back of torso and sleeves. Sorry If I missed covering that step :)

[@theburlapchap3644]

@@SMooresCharacters it's okay you taught me how to make leather jackets in blender without a hefty 4 hour $50 course so thanks

[@SMooresCharacters]

@@theburlapchap3644 :D , I'm going to dig into Blender one of these days.

[@theburlapchap3644]

@@SMooresCharacters oh I meant marvelous designer but yeah, i use blender for final renders and sculpting, I chose marvelous so I can easily change things in cloth sim

[@MMasabOmairTM]

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