Nancy Ajram x Marshmello
Wearables
Nancy Ajram Marshmello T-shirt
- Description: Nancy Ajram Marshmello Exclusive Sah Sah T-shirt. Unisex.
- Rarity: uncommon
- Category: upper_body
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The collection has been assigned to fabeeobreen
Hello,
- Please send IP ownership proof for Nancy Ajram and " Marshmello to legal@decentraland.org
- Check hips and neck skin weights, adjust female representation
- Please reduce tris count to 1500
Hi Fabeeobreen,
I will send you IP ownership proof to the email address for legal. Also will make adjustments on the t-shirt and re-send a new file to you.
Thanks!
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Hi Fabeeobreen,
we have updated the wearable in the light of your comments.
- Check hips and neck skin weights, adjust female representation
- Please reduce tris count to 1500
We look forward to your review.
Many thanks
Hello @Etienne
- Please check rigging again, wearable is not working ingame right now (see image)
- Can you reduce material number to 2 ?
- Thumbnail must be 512x512 PNG with transparent backgroud
Follow this video from 1.30 to see how you can preview your wearables ingame:
Decentraland: How to Submit Wearables to the DCL Forum for Approval - YouTube
Hey @Fabeeobreen thank you. that is crazy, they look fine in the builder and so whacked out in game! We will check this out
Hi @Fabeeobreen , Some help would be really appreciated here.
First, I un-parented the T-Shirt and then it assigned to a fresh version of the default Decentraland male figure (Avatars_Male_Basemesh.fbx), but I get the same distortion issue as in your image
Then I tested by exporting the just the upper body from the default Male Character (downloaded from github (dated 19September 2019) and uploaded this glb to Builder
But even with this ‘untouched’ asset I get the same distortion when I view thw wearable in game
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Hello @Etienne
Try to:
- unpick: “Animation”
- activate: “Apply Modifiers”
- Using this reference avatar files: Wearable Reference Models - Google Drive
Hello @fabeeobreen
I have now addressed the issue in-game. (…eventually it worked after I exported then re-imported the t-shirt mesh as an FBX).
We’d be grateful if you could review again, please.
Many thanks
Etienne
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Hello @Etienne
Good job now is working in world! Still some fix before approvation:
- Check skin weights around arms/shoulders. It may help you to close the shirt sleeves (not with skin but with a black polygon) and remove all of the skin geometry you don’t need underneeth the tshirt.
- Check female hips, some clipping with lower body
- Check neck, avoid any disconnection with head
Hi @fabeeobreen
We looked at the areas you highlighted. Now ready for review, when you are ready.
Many thanks
Etienne
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Hello @Etienne !
Hips are working fine! There still some issue with neck and sleeves:
- Close sleeves in order to avoid any see through. Wearables are not double sided in game.
- Check neck, give full weights (neck bone) to the vertex close to the upperbody
hi @fabeeobreen, I fixed the neck and created faces on the inside of the arms. Please take a look when you get the chance.
Many thanks
Etienne
Hello @Etienne !
Tech is ok!
Waiting for green light from legal team, then we can approve this one 
Fantastic, thank you @fabeeobreen
Hello @Etienne !
Collection approved!
@fabeeobreen and @Yannakis you were kind enough to approve 2 separate collections we put together a little while back. I have a burning question about skis and could really do with your help:
If we submitted a pair of boots attached to skis would they get approval? I see this video https://twitter.com/RTFKT/status/1410995800038121472?s=20&t=1RtMuZKYW7aQw4Eg5KWi7Q but I know a video of an ‘in-world’ test is different from getting through the approval process.
Hello @Etienne
I would avoid a design like this:
Skis will very probably always clip with the ground when moving, and we are not approving wearable that locks legs or arms, unless some specific case (like handling a sign)