Should i retopo before making clothes in zbrush

should i retopo before making clothes in zbrush

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hell yes make it match the body topology as good as possible. Otherwise you'll fight clipping all day when skinning/animating your character. If. Another use for Retopo in 3DC is making clothing and armor and such for characters. First make a retopo mesh on your character in the shape. When creating clothing for characters is it ok (for the 3D printing) to just Extract and sculpt. Or would it be better to use retopology tools to create the.
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I just loved it from the get-go, lol. Why is this? I was just speculating about what others do. So now that I can produce a bad but properly-rigged shirt, I'm pondering how to improve, and starting to think about texturing. I tested again by using the same sprayed texture but this time importing without "generating normals," and the shirt looked low-poly again.