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It's an excellent program for creating loose clothing or pieces with lots of folds (e.g. Marvelous Designer then simulates the physical properties to create realistic folds. I create the rough shape, then add 'pressure lines' within the garment itself to simulate gambeson stitching. First, the gambeson undertunic:ДЄs you can see, clothing is created as a costume designer or fashion designer would create them in real life using patterns. To do this, I use a program called Marvelous Designer, which allows me to create clothing and garments over an Attila avatar and simulate the clothing's physics for realistic folds. With a set of good references, I can now begin the process of structuring the model's various elements. Step 2 - Creating the model's basic shape using Marvelous Designer

This picture is a perfect example of what I try NOT to make: A ton of Game of Thrones / ASOIF is floating around on the internet but only a small fraction fits the show style. This is an easy process for armor and costumes featured in the TV series, but becomes much more difficult with fictional content, especially when trying to match and replicate the show's visual style. The most important part of creating 3d assets is gathering artwork and references. 6 to 8 hours, depending on complexity and motivation/creativity

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Part 2 of this series will cover retopology and texturing, and Part 3 will cover the process of importing everything into a playable unit in Attila: Total War. This isn't a complete tutorial but rather a glimpse at how I approach the first part of asset creation.

This article is a walkthrough of the design process and workflow used to make assets for Seven Kingdoms - more specifically, Robert Baratheon's armor included in the upcoming Robert's Rebellion update.

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