Clipping issues shouldn't occur, as the catsuit is a direct extrusion of the body and should have an almost identical rigging of the base, but you could see some minimal clipping around the articulations in case of strong movements/rotations.ģ. In order to save memory and prevent any possible clipping issue you're suggested to delete or hide all covered body parts, except for hands, feet and the neck (face and hair, of course). It's recommended to delete the Nipples material from the base, or you'll have to use the 'No nipples' slider within MMD to hide them.Ģ. Open the C6V3 Base first, in PMX Editor, then just click on 'File > Import' and choose the PMX file containing the outfit in order to load the catsuit on the model. Unzip the archive (by preference in the same folder where you have the C6V3 Base, as it shares some sph and toon textures). The catsuit has a very basic UV Mapping so you could even apply some textures but don't expect too much Try some other b**.png included in the textures folder) You can change the reflections to get more leather/rubber/matte look by both using the included sliders, and by changing the sphere textures in PMX Editor (by default it uses b31.png, the most latex looking. The catsuit has not physics (rigid bodies): you must load it on the base in order to inherit its physics and joints By default it's latex-looking black, but it has color and reflection material sliders to control its look, allowing you to combine them into infinite variations. It inherits all the extra rigging features of the base. Preview video: Latex catsuit for C6V3 base v3.10Ī basic skinny latex catsuit made to fit C6V3 Base's body and rigging system.

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