The shirt model now follow the player model's armature! You now have the problem of clipping, which is solved by using the gear alpha masks. Select the shirt model and then the player model's armature, press crtl+p and then select 'armature deform'.Delete the shirt's original armature and armature modifier.

Select the shirt model, press alt+p and select 'clear and keep transformation'.

To connect the shirt model to the player armature: The shirt should be in position, but it's not yet connected to the player model's armature.

Exit pose mode and select the shirt armature, press shift+s again and select 'selection to cursor'.

Press shift+s and select 'cursor to selected' which will move the cursor to the player model's hip bone.

Select the player model armature and select the hip bone.

We need to move the shirt into the correct position.

Import a clothing item, I chose a shirt for this demonstration.

We could do the same thing with clothing models, but it would be a very tedious process. Both armatures are still separate and can be posed independently. The hair will now move with the player model's head. If done correctly, the hair model should snap into the correct position. Set the target as the player model armature and the bone as the head bone of the player model. Add a 'copy transforms' bone constraint.Select the 'head_root' bone and navigate to the bone constraint tab in the properties panel.Select the hair's armature, and enter pose mode.Import the hair, it should import at the player model's feet.They may seem a bit complicated at first, but once you learn it it takes 10 seconds to do.įirst, since hairstyles have their own bones that need to stay separate, we use a bone constraint. Hello, I can help you with this! The processes for putting clothes and hairstyles on a Splatoon 2 player model are both quite simple.

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