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Clothing Decal Editor

Plugins + Scripts Clothing Decal Editor

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What Is This
This is a re-write of @hazmhox 's VAMCCD in the form of a Clothing Plugin, to be added using Stopper's ClothingPluginManager
Includes some bundled decal files (from hazmhox's VAMCCD) or you can choose custom decal files.

How to Use
  • Setup clothing item with Stopper's ClothingPluginManager
  • Add ClothingDecalEditor.cslist as plugin to a clothing item
  • Choose material in the list, and choose a bundled decal file in the list or choose a custom image file

What's New
  • Re-wrote interface utilizing @14mhz 's awesome CustomUI suite for an updated look
  • Added shortcuts to clothing item directories in "Select Custom Texture" window
  • Support for Grayscale decals
    • Allows decal files to be in Grayscale Mask format instead of transparent .png, can use .jpg format
  • Option to Invert Alpha of decal files
  • Sync Color toggle -> Sync the color to decals on all Materials of the clothing item
  • Color Palettes
    • Includes a Base color palette for a selection of colors to easily match clothing items
    • May add more color palettes in the future
Preview
Interface
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Credits
  • hazmhox for the original vamccd, awesome stuff
  • 14mhz for snazzy UI stuff, love
  • Chokaphi for decal maker code
  • MacGruber always (Utils here)
  • Stopper for ClothingPlugins
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Mxx
Version: 1
Posted:
Awesome plugin!

This makes me think, can this also be used to make your own Sim textures in VaM itself? Being able to draw the sim texture onto the clothing itself inside VaM would be such a major feature. I currently try making Sim textures in photoshop, but it's a constant guess work of how it will look after exporting and loading it into VaM.
bill_prime
bill_prime
Thanks for the review! Painting sim textures in VAM would be amazing, but unfortunately this plugin is pretty far and away from that. Maybe regguise's Clothing Editor would be a lot closer, but I don't think there is anything that can do that at the moment.
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