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Backgrounds & Textures / Re: How to make realistic clothing wrinkles?
« Last post by TsunamiDaisy on May 11, 2013, 08:11:26 PM »
The way I make wrinkles for clothing is to first draw thin black lines on a new layer, straight or curvy depending what you want.  Then I alpha to selection that layer and use the filter> alpha to logo> gradient bevel.    After that delete the white layer that appears, and then overlay the lines and smudge just a bit.   Hope this helps
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Gimp General Use / how do you change wilbur's eyes?
« Last post by insanespace13 on December 14, 2012, 11:00:52 AM »
how do you remove or replace them? the eyes on the image window thing.... lol
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Backgrounds & Textures / Re: How to make realistic clothing wrinkles?
« Last post by Darth_Gimp on October 26, 2012, 04:39:35 PM »
Ok so you are doing some character map texturing? Are you able to post a sample from the game I might be able to see how they made their wrinkles from that.
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Backgrounds & Textures / Re: How to make realistic clothing wrinkles?
« Last post by wolmarc on October 26, 2012, 07:52:12 AM »
Thanks for the reply Darth_Gimp. I'm trying to create clothing fro Skyrim and have been able to make realistic textures except for shading and wrinkles which I am trying to learn. Unfortunately I don't know how to use blender in this capacity.

If anyone else can please advise I'd appreciate it.
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Backgrounds & Textures / Re: How to make realistic clothing wrinkles?
« Last post by Darth_Gimp on October 26, 2012, 04:52:45 AM »
I will give you the official "I don't know" as I normally cheat for wrinkles.

I've used FP's tut for the denim look, and then I pull that as a texture into blender and run a cloth simulation. Blender can simulate denim well and when I get the look I want, I hit render.

Sorry I couldn't answer you  question using just gimp, but I am sure there is a way.
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Backgrounds & Textures / How to make realistic clothing wrinkles?
« Last post by wolmarc on October 23, 2012, 08:51:48 AM »
Good morning Gimpdomies -

I have gone over a few older tutorials across the web for creating realistic looking wrinkles on pants and shirts, but they just do not look right. I was wondering if any of you can either point me to a guide on how to make wrinkles look good, or walk me through it briefly.

fencepost's awesome tutorial here was so wonderful and I did glean a lot from it to use on other textures, but the wrinkles did not look right for anything other than jean lines like she was illustrating: http://www.gimpdome.com/gimp-general-use/creating-denim-in-gimp/

I know my way around Gimp a bit so it shouldn't be too much heavy lifting on your part.

Thanks!
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