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Everything else simply adds extra layers on top of the basic process.įirst download the base folder and then watch the video tutorial which should cover everything. It's simply the process of taking an existing model and making it usable for PES, but thanks to how basic it is it functions as the foundation for all the other more advanced Blender stuff. This is the first thing anyone should learn about Blender and PES aesthetics. Move to AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\addons and remember to enable in Blender's user preferences pes-model-importer - A model importer for PES16/17, has some helpful features (like keeping vertex group names on import) which make it a better option than the regular 16/17 importer/exporter for porting purposes.Move to AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\addons and remember to enable in Blender's user preferences. pes-fmdl - The main import/export plugin from PES18 onwards.Use this if you only just installed blender or if you want to have the recommended settings and layout Blender Starter Pack - Complete all-in-one pack of scripts and settings for a cup-standard installation.Copy and rename for all Blender versions you have.
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If you want to use Photoshop you probably already have it, otherwise sail the seven seas it should be easy to find.Īll the most important import/export scripts plus the PES face and stadium tools packed into a single download.The GIMP UI was slightly redesigned after 2.8 so if 2.10 feels weird going back to 2.8.22 is recommended. GIMP and gimp-dds, the plugin you need for importing/exporting DDS in GIMP, read the readme.Most used programs are Paint.NET, GIMP and Photoshop. Only requirement is the ability to handle the DDS image format. Getting 2.71 for RigEx and 2.78 or 2.79 for anything else, including PES18+, is probably the safest bet but as you get more used to Blender in general it all comes down to personal preference.Īgain, one of the basic aesthetics tools that's all down to your personal preference. More specialized tools and files will be linked at the beginning of their specific tutorial. These are the general things you'll need for pretty much everything. Keep in mind, if you're stuck at any point you can always join the /aesco/ Discord or ask in /4ccg/ and someone who went through the same steps once will help. Contributions are very welcome since most of this will always be based on personal workflows and as such other ways of doing things will exist as well. This page tries to put all the important Blender tutorials in one place instead of having them scattered all over. 3.1.10.1 Custom Models as Kits - The Special Scenario.
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