Original tutorial posted 4/3/03 on the PoserPros forums. Re-posted here with permission from Will Dupre. A short while ago Daz gave me the great opportunity to test out their new Anna Marie Digital Clone character for V3. While they are still fine tuning her for release they graciously allowed me to show off my work with this great new character.… Read more →
Category: Mesh Warp Tool
More Drapery Examples
A few more examples of textures made using the PSP Mesh Warp tool and Jama 3D: Rotate the image Select the Mesh Warp tool, move the points around. (click on image for larger view) Results: Add hand painting to adjust shadows, folds, etc. And another one: (click on image for a larger view) After applying the Mesh Warp tool: (click… Read more →
Making a Dress Texture using PSP Mesh Warp
The main reason I wanted to learn how to do this was to make more realistic dress textures for Poser figures. This method is great for fairly uniform folds, but it obviously can’t beat hand painting the draperies. But for a fairly decent looking texture in a short period of time, it does pretty good. Plus, you can always enhance… Read more →
Making a Drapery Swag using PSP Mesh Warp
Now that we’ve successfully made vertical hanging drapery, let’s make a swag. Create a new document, fill with white, and apply the Jama 3D filter. This time, accept the default setting for the 1 Jalousie preset, which is horizontal folds. Select the Mesh Warp tool and again start moving the mesh points around to get the scallops. Don’t be afraid… Read more →
Making Drapery using PSP Mesh Warp
This is a tutorial on using the Mesh Warp Tool in PSP8 to create drapery. You’ll also need the Jama 3D Plugin from Redfield Plugins (freeware). I’ve also been told that Photo Paint has a similar tool called Mesh Warp that should allow you to do this as well. Photoshop also has a tool called Liquify that does something similar… Read more →