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Regulus Waistcoat
🕑 Added 2024-04-20 12:31:51 +0000 UTCA unitypackage, an FBX file of a Blender-ready waistcoat, a pre-made blue waistcoat texture, and an easily-editable Photoshop texture.
Need something to draw people's gaze away from those thicc Regulus thighs of yours? Always dreamt of being mistaken as the bartender or waiter at a party?
Well, have I got the product for you! May I introduce...
The Regulus Waistcoat!
What is it?:
The Regulus Waistcoat is fairly self-explanatory - It's a 3D model of a dapper waistcoat, complete with a cute bowtie, and a pocket watch chain!
Specifically made for the VRchat avatar species "The Regulus".
The purchase will give you access to a unitypackage, an FBX file, the texture, and a PSD file for editing the texture.
Additional Help:
The setup is the typical setup for avatar clothing assets: you can either drag and drop the unitypackage into your Regulus Unity Project and drag the mesh and bones onto the right spots, or combine the FBX of the waistcoat with the mesh of your avatar in Blender for optimisation purposes.
I've created tutorial videos detailing both methods: Unity, Blender.
Get the full outfit:
The Regulus Waistcoat is part of the Dapper clothing line, created by yours truly. Links to each of the available clothing items can be seen below! (Once I get around to making more...)
ToS:
You can:
- Customise the model and texture in anyway you'd like.
- Use the model for VRchat, NeosVR, CVR, 3D prints, or Youtube and Twitch.
You can't:
- Resell, redistribute, or give away any of the files, even if you've heavily modified them.
- Claim to be the creator of the waistcoat.
Features:
- Will work for VRchat, NeosVR, CVR, 3D printing, and pretty much anything else.
- FBX file included.
- Texture and easily editable PSD file.
- Tutorial videos detailing the setup in both Unity and Blender.
- Blendshape for adjusting the bowtie to fit Lunar Array's BatBundle Neck Fluff.
Planned updates:
- Pocket watch Physbone!
I know some of you might've been a bit disappointed to see that the pocket watch chain didn't feature a physbone. Originally, it did! However, it didn't really give the right effect I was going for. The weight painting was a bit... Ehhhh. I've since learnt though, and in the next update of the waistcoat I'll hopefully be adding it back
- Colour variations
Blue is great, it's my favourite colour! But what if it's not yours? Well, currently you have the option of changing the colour in the Photoshop file. But what if you don't have Photoshop? (I'd recommend using Photopea), well in the next version I'll be adding some alternate colour textures for the waistcoat! Purple, white, grey, yellow! Not sure how many I'll add, but it'll be a good selection!
Good day, and thank you kindly for purchasing my waistcoat!
Now that you own this dapper fit, you may be wondering how to apply it to your beautiful Regulus avatar.
Luckily, it's rather simple and there's two ways of doing it: You can do it through Unity, or through Blender.
Personally, I'd recommend doing it through Blender as it's actually a bit faster than the Unity method, and it's a lot more optimised! And if it's your first time using Blender, worry not! I've created a video demonstrating each step of either method that you can easily follow along to.
(Involves you dragging the mesh onto your avatar in Unity, and each bone onto your avatar’s corresponding bone. Good for beginners, but unoptimised)
(Involves you joining the waistcoat mesh to your avatar’s mesh in Blender. A bit scary, but a lot less fiddly than the other option and more optimised)
Hopefully you find these tutorials useful. If you encounter an issue, scroll down to the other page for some frequently-asked questions that may provide an answer. If you get really stuck though, you're free to contact me on Discord: dreadwolfuin
I hope to see some other dapper Reggies in the future, see ya!
