In Clip Studio Modeler, you can import boneless 3D models from other software and configure them as 3D characters for use in Clip Studio Paint.

This tutorial is a supplement to the setup method described in the user guide.

 

• Please refer to the following tutorial for a guided explanation of how to set up 3D models with bones in Clip Studio Modeler, using an example model of several parts with bones.

 

This tutorial is a supplement to the setup method described in the user guide.

 

How to Set Up 3D Characters

Note: Click an item to be taken to the explanation page or user guide.

 

[1] Prepare the data

Clip Studio Modeler can read common 3D files.

[2] Import a 3D file

■ You can adjust rotation and size after loading the 3D file.

 

→ Edit and set up textures (optional)

 

→ Create and register a pose (optional)

[3] Set up material information

Choose the material name and thumbnail that will be shown when registering the created 3D character in the [Material] palette.

[4] Add standard bones to a model without bones

You can add standard bones to 3D characters without bones.

[5] Save your work

You can save your 3D character in three ways: as project data (extension: .csmc), in a format that can be imported to CLIP STUDIO applications (extension: .cs3c), or register it to the material palette.

Publishing your materials to CLIP STUDIO ASSETS

For details on how to publish materials registered in the material palette to Clip Studio ASSETS, please see the following page.