high heels library

Submitted by frankyaye on

Description: 

high heels, all my files in : https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=9F48D04CC76A8A6A!342&authkey=!AJyHfUxNmFgt3d4&ithint=folder%2czip all .png are diffuse

License: 

CC0 - Creative Commons Zero

Category: 

Shoes/Boots/Socks

Compatibility: 

1.1.x

MHCLO file: 

Binary Data high_heels_library.mhclo

OBJ file: 

Binary Data high_heels_library.obj

MHMAT file: 

Binary Data high_heels_library.mhmat

Optional thumb file: 

Binary Data High_heels_Library.thumb

Optional diffuse texture: 

Optional bump texture: 

Optional displacement texture: 

Optional illustration: 

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Submitted by milkman on

Thank You, it's very important part of clothing, even if not perfect its very important for all female characters!
It seems that we have now to create smaller and narrower foot's for our ladies, and the shape of heel (in the mesh) seems to be biggest issue.

Thank You once again !

M.

Simply great. Details, where

Submitted by wolgade on

Simply great. Details, where details are needed. Must have taken some time to get this working in makeclothes.

Special pose?

Submitted by MTKnife on

These are really good, but have you considered attaching a special pose so that the ankles don't have to be rotated manually to reach a normal standing position?

look into posing

Submitted by Aethelraed_Unraed on

That's not a bug, it's nature :) Human feet happen to usually be in a horizontal position, so that's how they are in the default MakeHuman pose. If you want to use the MakeHuman models, you may want to research the difference between poses and models, before saying something "needs fixing" ;)

If you want the feet to be rotated, you have to either manually change the pose in blender (see https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/rigging/armatures/posing/index.ht...) or apply a bvh pose that already has the feet rotated (like http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/tall_high_heels).

MakeHuman is not meant for

Submitted by Aethelraed_Unraed on

MakeHuman is not meant for final rendering, just for character creation. So you must do the final editing/rendering in a 3d editor (for example Blender https://www.blender.org).

First you must add a skeleton to your bone: in MakeHuman, select the tab Pose/Animate -> Skeleton and select one from the list.
Then export your model, and import it in your 3d editor of choice. If you need help, just ask on the forums: http://www.makehumancommunity.org/forum
Next you can change the pose any way you want, including the feet. For Blender, look for example here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyLEAkCQsko or here: https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/rigging/armatures/posing/index.ht...

Hope that helps :)