6 Medieval Gambeson Basemesh Models - Project Files - Bonus Low-poly 3D model

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Greetings, dear friends!

Introducing my latest product: 6 Medieval Clothes (Gambeson) Basemesh Models.

It's time to take your projects to the next level with 6 High Quality Basemesh Models.

I would appreciate it a lot if you could rate and write a review of my product, as your feedback helps me produce faster and even better products in the future!

Here's what you need to know:

Included Files:

Marvelous/CLO3D Project file ZPRJ

All models are in the A-Pose.

You'll find the models available in both Quads and Triangles. I've included triangles because, in some cases, they retain higher detail than when quadrangulated, making them ideal for baking and other purposes.

Particle Distance: 2

Additional Info :

- OBJ (Single Object, Thin and Thick, Unweld), (Single Object, Thin and Thick, Weld), (Single Object, Thin, Flat), (Marvelous Designer UV)

- FBX (Single Object, Thin and Thick, Unweld), (Single Object, Thin and Thick, Weld), (Single Object, Thin, Flat), (Marvelous Designer UV)

- Materials: The package includes Marvelous Designer standard baked textures ( Diffuse, Metallic Roughness, Metalness, Normal, Roughness ) and seamline textures at 2K, 4K, and 8K resolutions.

( The texture on the huge belt buckle isn't provided and it was created just for showcase using Blender Voronoi Texture)

I have also added more than 100 High-Quality Reference Images to inspire you and ease the texturing process ( some of them have weird faces and hands because I didn't fix them, the Main focus is on the design of the clothes). Check the pictures above for some samples.

- Topstitch

- Retopologized Mesh: I've included a semi-automated retopologized version of each model. Both High Poly and Low Poly. While not always perfect, it can yield good results and be used in your project if you're short on time or want to further enhance the mesh through sculpting; as sculpting needs clean meshes and even quadrangulating MD Meshes isn't enough because it gives you weird pinches and artifacts at higher levels of subdivision!

if the Low Poly version is too low for you, then you can use the decimate modifier in Blender (Reconstructive Subdiv in Zbrush), to reduce the face count of the High Poly version to your desired amount while maintaining the topology.

Please note that the Retopologized Models and the reference images are only included as a bonus, and the main focus of this product is the Basemesh models.

Check the pictures above for some samples.

I've also provided the flattened version of each model (based on the UV) for the purpose of Semi Manuel retopology( It might not be optimized for you and in that case, you just have to create a new UV and flatten it with the help of the tutorials below). This can significantly speed up your workflow and ensure clean topology. Refer to the pictures above for samples.

To assist you in the retopology process using the flattened Meshes, I've gathered two tutorials created by talented 3D artists:

Blender:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQMJH9pHVYE&t=226s

Maya:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v6zlQX7WFY

If you encounter any issues or would like to provide feedback, please don't hesitate to contact me Here or at soheil.3dsales@gmail.com

Wishing you the best of luck with your project. ;)