Tutorials:Unimesh 1 - New Mesh Basics - Revision history

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 ===Blue Lines/Circles in Milkshape===
-<blockquote>[[Image:Unimesh1-44.jpg|right|300x300px]]If you are seeing a bunch of weird blue lines/circles all over the place after importing your mesh, then you forgot to uncheck Show Skeleton as described in Part 6, Step 4.  Uncheck it to hide the skeleton.<br style="clear:both" /></blockquote>
+<blockquote>[[Image:Unimesh1-44.jpg|right|300x300px]]If you are seeing a bunch of weird blue lines/circles all over the place after importing your mesh, then you forgot to uncheck Show Skeleton as described in Part 6, Step 4.  Uncheck it to hide the skeleton.
 ===Sharp Seams/Lines Down Arms and Sides===

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 [[Category:Bodyshop Tutorials]]
-[[Category:Body Shop Meshing Tutorials]]
+[[Category:Bodyshop Meshing Tutorials]]
 [[Category:Clothing Tutorials]]
 [[Category:Tutorials by HystericalParoxysm]]

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 ==Related Links==
-[[Category:Body Shop Tutorials]]
+[[Category:Bodyshop Tutorials]]
 [[Category:Body Shop Meshing Tutorials]]
 [[Category:Clothing Tutorials]]

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	If you're done with this tutorial, and you've done your homework and that's all worked fine, then you are ready to move on to the next tutorial, to do a more substantial edit, and changing UV mapping.		If you're done with this tutorial, and you've done your homework and that's all worked fine, then you are ready to move on to the next tutorial, to do a more substantial edit, and changing UV mapping.

−	[[Image:RightArrow.gif]]'''[[Tutorials:Unimesh 2 - Editing and UV Mapping\|Unimesh 2 - Editing and UV Mapping]]	+	[[Image:RightArrow.gif]]''' [[Tutorials:Unimesh 2 - Editing and UV Mapping\|Unimesh 2 - Editing and UV Mapping]]

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 You may click on any image below for a larger version.  Images are shown thumbnailed here for faster page loading, but all images will display full-size if clicked.
 ===Part 1 - Create a Recolour===
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 Congratulations!  You have just made your very first new mesh!  Give yourself a pat on the back and a cookie!
-==Homework/Followup==
 Once you have successfully completed this tutorial, it's best to experiment with the techniques taught in this tutorial before moving on to more advanced techniques.
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 * NOTE: You will not be able to use the technique of deleting vertices to remove stuff in most cases, as you did with the dangly thing.  As mentioned in that part of the tutorial above, it is a special case as it is a separate part.  If you try doing the same thing with most meshes (for example, trying to delete the sleeves off a shirt) you will end up with big holes in your mesh, not a sleeveless mesh.

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 {{BodyShopMeshingTutorialsHeader}}
-==Introduction==
+==Overview==
+{{Infobox Tutorial
 ===What this tutorial will teach you===

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	Please make sure you've checked the "Having trouble?" section above and re-read anything you're stuck on before posting. Also remember that the discussion thread is -only- for questions directly relating to this tutorial. If you're having trouble with or have questions regarding something else, please post in the main [http://www.modthesims2.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34 Body Shop Meshing Forum].		Please make sure you've checked the "Having trouble?" section above and re-read anything you're stuck on before posting. Also remember that the discussion thread is -only- for questions directly relating to this tutorial. If you're having trouble with or have questions regarding something else, please post in the main [http://www.modthesims2.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34 Body Shop Meshing Forum].
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		+	==Related Links==
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		+	[[Category:Body Shop Tutorials]]
		+	[[Category:Body Shop Meshing Tutorials]]
		+	[[Category:Clothing Tutorials]]
		+	[[Category:Tutorials by HystericalParoxysm]]
		+	[[Category:Level 3 Tutorials]]
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		+	{{BodyShopMeshingTutorialsHeader}}

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	<blockquote>If you suddenly notice that the Maxis outfit you based yours on has had its mesh replaced by your modified one, then you have unwittingly made a default replacement by forgetting to do Fix Integrity properly and give your mesh a new name. Go back and repeat Part 3, Steps 7 and 8, plus all of Parts 4, 5, and 7.</blockquote>		<blockquote>If you suddenly notice that the Maxis outfit you based yours on has had its mesh replaced by your modified one, then you have unwittingly made a default replacement by forgetting to do Fix Integrity properly and give your mesh a new name. Go back and repeat Part 3, Steps 7 and 8, plus all of Parts 4, 5, and 7.</blockquote>
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		+	==Questions? Comments?==
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		+	There is a discussion thread for this tutorial which is here: http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.php?t=296915
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		+	Please make sure you've checked the "Having trouble?" section above and re-read anything you're stuck on before posting. Also remember that the discussion thread is -only- for questions directly relating to this tutorial. If you're having trouble with or have questions regarding something else, please post in the main [http://www.modthesims2.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34 Body Shop Meshing Forum].

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 ===Prerequisites===
-You MUST have existing knowledge of creating clothing using Body Shop.  This is not for absolute beginners - experience in creating clothing recolours/retextures will serve you well going forward.  We will not be going over how to make new textures or change colours on your new mesh - you should already know all that stuff!  If you do not have that preexisting knowledge, do not continue with this tutorial.  Instead...
+'''You MUST have prior knowledge of creating clothing using Body Shop.'''  This is not for absolute beginners at Body Shop - experience in creating clothing recolours/retextures will serve you well going forward.  We will not be going over how to make new textures or change colours on your new mesh - you should already know all that stuff!  If you do not have that preexisting knowledge, do not continue with this tutorial.  Instead...
 [[Image:RightArrow.gif]] See: [[Tutorials:Body Shop Recolouring Tutorials|Body Shop Recolouring Tutorials]]