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Well you just have to do it with the male model exported from daz studio as a fitting reference in blender and import it to a loaded male model in vam
mopedlampe
There is a very good guide by YameteOuji https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/high-heels-guide.14251/
With heels you have 3 options: first one is to import everything like in the guide above, then you need to morph the characters feet into the heels shape because they don't have collision, the second option is to only import the shoe as a clothing item and use only the heels of the high heels that come along with virtamate by default which is kind of a special cua-clothing item-mix + morph that the developers coded into the game which you can't do yourself just like the other "special" clothing items like pants with different stages or glasses. But the in game heels are not very high so the use case of these are limited. The third version is to only import the shoes as a clothing item and attach the heels separately as a cua, this way you would have collision to the heels but you will most likely also have to add a custom heel morph to the model so the benefit is questionable. Maybe I will also do video guides on more complex imports in the future
With heels you have 3 options: first one is to import everything like in the guide above, then you need to morph the characters feet into the heels shape because they don't have collision, the second option is to only import the shoe as a clothing item and use only the heels of the high heels that come along with virtamate by default which is kind of a special cua-clothing item-mix + morph that the developers coded into the game which you can't do yourself just like the other "special" clothing items like pants with different stages or glasses. But the in game heels are not very high so the use case of these are limited. The third version is to only import the shoes as a clothing item and attach the heels separately as a cua, this way you would have collision to the heels but you will most likely also have to add a custom heel morph to the model so the benefit is questionable. Maybe I will also do video guides on more complex imports in the future
mopedlampe
If the arms of the tshirt are only slightly off, you can try to bring them in position with the sculpting tools, proportional editing or the lattice modifier. If the sleeves are completely off (for example genesis 2 = arms 90 degrees and the arms of the clothing item = 45 degrees), you will most likely have to make a rig for the tshirt in blender to bring it into the t-shape of the genesis 2 model. The other possibility is: Instead of bringing the sleeves in the T-shape pose, you could also bring the genesis 2 model in the right pose to fit the tshirt with a custom morph, but all of this is a little bit more on the advanced side compared to this beginners guide with only "little adjustments". Maybe i will do more video guides in the future where i can cover these topics
