It's cool that you're still on TS2 CC and this tuto seems quite usefull : I've wondered for long how you can change shoes on a outfit. But I have yet to read your tuto carefully and testing it ; if I can't success I'll ask for help. In the meanwhile, I've to buy a new computer and am not sure if Window 8 will be compatible with TS2. What a dilemma !!!
Thank you for this! I was about to give up on a set of tops that insisted on pulling textures from the bottom when I thought "hang on, Skell did a thing about subsets, I should reread that" and now it's just one group called noblend and works perfectly.
I remember searching for a tutorial on subsets ages ago. I still remember the first line in red ("avoid having to do this at all costs" *is paraphrasing). So in my head, adding subsets was really difficult and something I shouldn't even try.
but you're tutorial was really easy to follow :D Thank you so much for writing it! Now I don't have to open all my clothing files to look for a mesh with the right number of subsets ^^
I've seen old subset tutorials telling how to use a really long tedious method manually creating all the little parts and codes of the package. That and other outdated tutorials are what inspired me to make this! I'm glad you found it useful. :D
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In the meanwhile, I've to buy a new computer and am not sure if Window 8 will be compatible with TS2. What a dilemma !!!
Thanks again and keep going !
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I remember searching for a tutorial on subsets ages ago. I still remember the first line in red ("avoid having to do this at all costs" *is paraphrasing). So in my head, adding subsets was really difficult and something I shouldn't even try.
but you're tutorial was really easy to follow :D Thank you so much for writing it! Now I don't have to open all my clothing files to look for a mesh with the right number of subsets ^^
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