Create Custom Clothing for GTA V with Blender and Sollumz 

That would be cool, i would really appreciate a tutorial on making an interior in Blender.

Same problem here

did you ever find a fix to this? having the same issue :/

@@OfficerTim_ you have to fix the vertex/weight paint

having the same issue

you need Blender 3.4.1 or later

1. Export the YTD/YDR files to selected folder using Codewalker (must be in .xml format) 2. Import the .xml files to Blender

Were you able to fix it ?

It's possible the skeleton you parented the clothing to is not the same skeleton your character is using. If you use a custom ped then using the Freemode male/female skeletons may not line up exactly. There's also quite a bit deeper you can go with shapes/styles, painting weights, and how they move with the skeleton, but I couldn't fit that in a 15 min video.

@adultcringe U find it out bro

Same problem here

same issue here

anybody got a solution for this?

same

Yes, you can export multiple versions of the clothing's texture each to their own .YTD file. Usually the Spec/Normal maps don't change. I believe this is how it lets you switch clothing styles in game.

@@DeadP1xl please make tutorial about making custom ped for GTA v

Works but really hard

I would assume you can just use some program to export Sims models to Blender, then rig it to a GTA skeleton using Sollumz and then weight paint it

Add-on peds can be made as a set of clothing that makes up the ped, or even for some peds (especially the animal ones) the entire ped model is basically one piece of clothing. A ped is essentially one or more pieces of clothing making up the full body, and if you can attach it to the skeleton it will move with the skeleton motion.

having the same problem here

Enable edit mode and right click anywhere in the RPF Explorer window, you should see an option to export xml files

Hey did you figure this out I’m struggling 🥲

@@Killlujahu find out

yea i am too, did you manage to figure out a way?

Set material to "ped_emissive", go into vertex paint mode and make two color attributes for the mesh, "colour0" and "colour1". Vertex paint the whole mesh black in colour1 attribute, then for colour1, color everything orange (Hex:FF8000) and color the parts you want to glow pink (Hex:FFBAFF). You can also change how bright the glow is, I think the setting is somewhere in the materials tab called "emissive multplier". By default, this option is set to 1, but it's already pretty bright in-game. I figured this out when trying to make zombie ped variants, I wanted to make their eyes glow, so in vertex paint mode, I select the "colour0" color attribute and paint the eyes pink to make them glow. The rest of the head should be orange unless you want the entire head to glow for some reason

​@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 yeah but this make all the shirt glow .. tons of shirt that uses this same model. will glow. what if u want it to be unique and only works on one .

I'm by no means an expert 3D modeler, but I just gave it a try. I looked up tutorials for Blender and kept going at it. I'm starting to understand more and more the mechanics of Blender and Sollumz. You should at least try, and don't expect to make brilliant models right away. Takes a lot of trial and error, but you'll eventually get the results you want

Did you ever figure out how to export your custom chain through blender?