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Updated: I have updated the model to be more performant by reducing the number of polygons in the main object. Smoothing and Sub-D are more than enough to make it look just as good. I have included both versions in the file though so please feel free to use whichever you like.

Something different from me today. I have been trying my hand at creating assets for Daz 3D and after a huge Blender learning curve I think I've finally come up with something I'm (sort of) happy to release. This is just a very basic crop top that hopefully someone can find a use for, or can pick apart if they want to export the OBJ to look at or use in another 3D modelling program.

It is by no means the best thing ever modelled, but it is all quads and was hand modelled. I did not use Shrinkwrap or clone any geometry from Genesis. I know that can be a concern for some so I wanted to make sure I mentioned it.

It only has one shader area but I may update the model to have a different area for the arms at a later date.

There is a readme inside the zip. Please read it for basic information on the clothing. Here is another version of it if you'd prefer to read it here:

The clothing was hand modelled and did not use Shrinkwrap or cloning at any point.

A smoothing modifier and Sub-D has been applied.

Weights have been adjusted very slightly to prevent peek-through without relying on the smoothing modifier too much.

Pants and hair in the preview image are not included and are for the preview render only.

A very, very basic shader is applied. You should probably replace it with something better.

A UV map is supplied but I have not been able to get Daz to use it. That is something I need to learn and if I do get it fixed I will re-upload and update this description.

Remember this is a free item. I created it in my spare time. Constructive criticism is more than welcome, but being an arse about it will just prevent me from uploading any more.

Description
Updated: I have updated the model to be more performant by reducing the number of polygons in the main object. Smoothing and Sub-D are more than enough to make it look just as good. I have included both versions in the file though so please feel free to use whichever you like.

Something different from me today. I have been trying my hand at creating assets for Daz 3D and after a huge Blender learning curve I think I've finally come up with something I'm (sort of) happy to release. This is just a very basic crop top that hopefully someone can find a use for, or can pick apart if they want to export the OBJ to look at or use in another 3D modelling program.

It is by no means the best thing ever modelled, but it is all quads and was hand modelled. I did not use Shrinkwrap or clone any geometry from Genesis. I know that can be a concern for some so I wanted to make sure I mentioned it.

It only has one shader area but I may update the model to have a different area for the arms at a later date.

There is a readme inside the zip. Please read it for basic information on the clothing. Here is another version of it if you'd prefer to read it here:

The clothing was hand modelled and did not use Shrinkwrap or cloning at any point.

A smoothing modifier and Sub-D has been applied.

Weights have been adjusted very slightly to prevent peek-through without relying on the smoothing modifier too much.

Pants and hair in the preview image are not included and are for the preview render only.

A very, very basic shader is applied. You should probably replace it with something better.

A UV map is supplied but I have not been able to get Daz to use it. That is something I need to learn and if I do get it fixed I will re-upload and update this description.

Remember this is a free item. I created it in my spare time. Constructive criticism is more than welcome, but being an arse about it will just prevent me from uploading any more.