WARDROBEGOD
one skeleton · infinite fitsbodies
bench — prep a body
fix units only corrects impossible heights (<0.5m or >3m) — real
small/medium/large proportions are kept. MIRPAMO rigs to 22 bones, no fingers: fine for
locomotion, but a 65-bone donor garment will leave cuffs under-driven.
export uses the type's height, so small/large/obese keep their
real proportions instead of all being forced to one number.
LOD
decimate keeps skin weights — the safe local path for rigged meshes (never the farm /finish).
pick a body…
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How clothing works here (3 tiers)
- Rigid — hats/bags/shoes: attach to a bone (picker below right). No deformation needed.
- Deforming — shirts/pants: FIT copies the body's skin weights onto the garment (Blender, nearest-face) so one skeleton drives body + clothes. Garment becomes a wardrobe item that fits every animation.
- Swap — socket torsos (character_kit_modular): a "shirt" that replaces the torso. Zero clipping.
- flux — product-shot of the garment, flat, white bg
- cutout — bg_remove
- then EITHER → rigid 3D (trellis, ~5 min — hats/shoes/bags only; thin cloth dies in reconstruction) OR → hanging texture (rack planes / paper-doll — flat clothes LOVE this)
Deforming clothes are authored/retopo'd against the base body then FIT — never raw-genned.
Bases stay in the library; only dressed outfits ship into games.
garments
rigid attach (preview)
swatch retints the last attached item (free colourways — no re-gen).
reskin — paint it on
Bakes the garment onto the body's own UV atlas, so it works on unstructured
TRELLIS meshes with no fitting. Silhouette doesn't change — great for tight/printed garments,
wrong for a big coat. Swapping the dropdown is instant (no re-bake).
deforming fit (blender)
FIT needs a rigged body (armature + weights). Unrigged base? Rig it first (MIRPAMO / Mixamo).
assemble outfit
fitted items you tick in the garments list join the outfit…
ready.