There's really no easy way out except to just avoid textures with detail at the seams. Clothing is hard if you want horizontal strips or a flower texture but it can be done.just not easily. On skins blur the edges to make a smoother seam. The common "work around" is to not have any pattern or changing texture at the seams. It's difficult to get it right and there's no way around it.if you are looking for an easy way, then you're out of luck (there ain't one). The head template is huge compared to the upper and lower. The scales are different on all the templates. The front and back UV's are not the same size in relation to each on upper and lower templates.and those are not even the same in relation to the upper to lower templates. The problem is that the SL avatar mesh is really screwed up. You need to count all the UV lines on each template and keep them the same. You must line up each layer for the front to the back and the upper to the lower to have a "seamless" transission when you put it all together on your avatar.on a 1024 by 1024 template 2 pixels off will show when you apply it to your avatar. Both of those template sets have a layer that has different colors around the outside of each body part.those are there to help you line up your textures front to back, upper to lower. Those are PSD files that contain all the layers that make up the templates. I'm assuming your are using either Chip Midnight's or Robin Woods' clothing/skin templates.
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How do you match body layers and fix seams? Feel free to share any tips as they are all welcome. Its called Multi-Chan Hax and has some nice tutorials on the linked site. Has anyone been using it efficiently?Īnd as last, I have heard of this awesome tool for clothing designers while browsing the forums, going to try it to see what could it all do. And then draw there so I can use image editing tools on all layers at once or pick the one I want.īesides that, I have tried using AvPainter without much of results, finding the Color Palette just too slow and the jumpy edges too jumpy. Personally the first thing that I do while working on more Body Layers is to pump them all inside one file of combined size, usually 1024x1024 or 2048x2048. Matching these three different layers is something that is just too irritating for me to do so I decided to find some ways to ease it and then return back on making stuff. I've been looking over the forums in search to find all the ways to match Body Layers between each other and found just a few replies as the forums are new.
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