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I also saw a newer version, I know it has a few tools that are similar but they are called different things lol.

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I know a bit about Gimp, but not sure.I used PSP back in the day a bit, but that was mostly playing around and no layers or realism and definitaly not clothes. I wanted to make racing vehicle suites, which are obviously clothing. I don't do clothing, but looked into it and still do. But, this is sort of all in PSP, as far as I can understand. Text might be helped along to look right with this as well. This helps with stuff that doesn't turn out so well, photo sourced bits that need to be nudged or stretched to look right. This is a big part of what they use, it helps speed up things and reduces errors and reworking! Why do I mention both? You might get jaggy edges from one or the other method.so, it depends on what settings you had and how it flood filled and how it selected ect.

Then, each time you need it just magic wand or color select.

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So, you can save the paths and reuse them!) AND, if you can't save paths you might be able to make masks.which is another method most advanced editing software has! At the very basic level, selecting an area (and maybe then inverting the selection, this depends on what your color select or magic wand will pick up best and most completely) you then just flood fill the area you dont' want black. Maybe you are a God of the lasso! I have never seen anyone use the lasso select for smooth curves or well.anything much to do with design! It is far to wably to do by hand, sort of toon artists sort of thing, evne they would be using a pen and tablet set up rather than a mouse!Д«ut, for helping understand what the Pen tool is.it does not ink things! It is for making paths, and the paths are then turned into selections (paths store though, in gimp they do. I mean here are a few tools I remember from watching clothing tuts for gimp and PS.ДЄdvanced selection methods and prefferably Paths creation. Some of the tools are the same, but work different. They have paid for classes, templates and such for mostly clothing. I remember seeing pay for classes at Soma.

Hope this helps! If not, maybe some other residents can offer better suggetions. I started again, after learning more about Photoshop and Blender, and am having better success. I've tried a number of times in the past to learn to make clothing and failed to grasp the concept.

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It works for me at least.ДЄnd, I think making clothes is a trial and error thing too. I inform the person teaching I may not be able to keep up during class due to translating the information, but I make sure I copy the chat log and go back and read it later going through it slowly. I know I have taken a few classes at Builder's Brewery geared to Gimp and have been able to translate the material AFTER the class and use the information/techniques. While it might be an incredible pain, it is doable but does require some familiarity with your graphis software. Of course, you will have to translate this information for usage with PSP. I am not sure how helpful this will be to you, but if you are pretty familiar with your graphics program, you should be able to watch and read the SL Clothing tutorials made for Photoshop and Gimp.

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