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Now what you are going to do is with your mesh in object mode, select the modifiers tab. You should have something like this, go ahead and delete the rig.001 (don’t delete the other rig!) and the empty.001 (I’m not entirely sure if you have to, but I delete things I don’t need usually)Ĭombine your reference mesh groups into one (Shift + Click then CTRL + J) With your mesh open, click FIle–> Append,Ĭlick your reference.blend, then Object folder, then Shift click all the meshes that say s4studio in front of it (In the photo it is the orange highlighted ones) You can combine the groups by shift - clicking then CTRL + J Look at the EA group mesh split for reference). (Remember to re-split them before you re-import back or you’ll get some weird stuff happening with mesh in game. Make sure all the groups are combined for now, you can split them later after you finish uv_1 mapping. Now, what you are going to do now, is to open Blender 2.77 (or 2.75) Name it reference or something easy for you to remember I’ve decided to clone this dress as an example (it is the one I cloned for my Heavensward dress I believe). This is not only for UV_1 mapping purposes, but for weight & bones too (which I won’t cover).

Blender 2.75 ++ *** ( i use 2.77, I will explain why you need this version AS well as 2.70 in the tutorial ).įirst and foremost, open up Sims 4 studio, and clone something that is closest to the mesh you have.

Blender 2.70 ( for sims 4 studio, you need both because sims 4 studio uses only Blender 2.7 as of date of this tutorial creation ).

Sims 4 Studio ( i suggest latest version ).

Sims 4 studio forums version of this tutorial: here Make sure to read the whole thing ! There is a pro tip at the end.

(p.s: this isn’t so much a beginner tutorial, but you’re free to try! Just having knowledge of blender may help) I’m tagging this under sims4cc because it is relateable to so, if this rustles anyone’s jimmies I’ll kindly take it off. I hope this helps you somewhat, and if you have any further questions feel free to ask me! I’ve used this method three times with all successful results. Also just a quick reminder that I’m still a beginner with this, but this worked ohkayy for me. This will not cover weighs/bones, nor vertex painting or anything of the like, just UV_1. I didn’t want to break any commitments I made to others saying I’d help when I figure out UV_1 so, I decided to do a quick little mini tutorial of my UV_1 process. Since I don’t really have time to make a fully fledged tutorial, and recording wasn’t working out too well (kept messing up i’ma nervous wreck). Elia’s Quick Sims 4 UV_1 Help Mini Tutorial