3D Item Creation - Getting Started
Download the required programs
Before you get started, check to make sure you have the required software:
Unity 2020.3.9
Unity version 2020.3.9 is required to get your 3D model on to ZEPETO Studio
It's advised to install Unity's Unity Hub launcher to manage your Unity version and your Unity license.
After downloading and installing Unity hub, you can download Unity 2020.3.9, by going to the link and follow the link to โInstall this version with Unity Hub.โ
You can use Unity under the Free Personal Use license to create items for ZEPETO.
3D Creation Software
For creating items in ZEPETO, 3D digital content creation software is required. For creating items in ZEPETO, the software must be able to edit 3D models by component, rig the items to a joint or bone based skeleton, and import and export FBX files. Programs like Maya, Blender, or 3DS Max can be used, or other programs with similar capabilities.
ZEPETO recommends using Autodesk Maya.
- Blender can be downloaded from their website here for free.
Image Editor
To give color and detail to the item, texture images have to be created and edited. For this task, image editing software is required.
- You can create and edit textures with an image editor such as Adobe Photoshop, Affinity Photo, or Krita
- You can download Photoshop from here, and use a free 7 day trial to get started
Guide files for creating items
ZEPETO Studio Unity Project v3.2.4 - [Download] - Last updated 2022.10.27
This project folder is opened in Unity or from Unity Hub.
This file is required to prepare your created item for ZEPETO Studio after your work in 3D creation software is complete.
Creator Base Set - creatorBaseSet_zepeto.zip [Download] - Last updated 2021.08
A rigged, full-body for Clothing items.
This file is required for rigging work. It's also recommended for modeling and masking
Female Torso - Female_Torso.fbx [Download]
A female torso guide file for womenโs clothing items for modeling. Requires the Creator Base Set file for rigging work and will not cover masking.
Headwear Guide - HEADWEAR_Guide.fbx [Download]
Head-centric spacing guide, mask, and rig for headwear, masks, eyewear, earrings, and hair.
This file is required for anything head-centric, like hair, hats, and other headwear, as these types of items are handled differently than body clothing items.
Additional Guide Files
A spacing guide for Top & Bottom modeling: TOP_BTM_guide.fbx [Download]
A socks spacing guide for Shoe modeling: SH_Guide.fbx [Download]
3D Mask Object: maskObject.zip [Download]
Select an item category
Make sure your item falls under one of the categories currently supported by ZEPETO Studio:
Tops
Dress (DR) | Top (TOP) | Outerwear (OTR) |
---|---|---|
Mini Dress | T-Shirts | Short |
Long Dress | Shirts | Medium |
Casual | Hoodies | Long |
Suit | Crop tops |
Bottoms and Footwear
Pants (BTM) | Skirt (BTM) | Socks (SOX) | Shoes (SH) |
---|---|---|---|
Short | Short | Low Cut | Shoes |
Medium | Medium | Ankle Cut | Sneakers |
Long | Long | Knee High | Sandals |
Thigh High | Boots | ||
Waist High |
Hair and Headwear
Hair (HAIR) | Headwear (HEADWEAR) | Eyewear (GLASSES) |
---|---|---|
Short Hair | Costume Mask | Fashion |
Medium Hair | Accessory | Shades |
Long Hair | Hat | |
Tails | ||
Special |
Jewelry and Accessories
Jewelry | Accessory |
---|---|
Bracelet (BRACELET) | Bag (BAG) |
Necklace (NECKLACE) | Accessory Mask (MASK) |
Earring (EARRING) | Wing (WING) |
Nail (NAIL) | |
Gloves (GLOVE) |
Design and Concept
Creating an item starts with a design in mind! Make sure you have a good sense of what youโre going to make before trying to make something in 3D. Drawings or pictures of what youโd like to make can help.
Donโt be intimidated! If youโre a beginner, customizing the templates provided by ZEPETO Studio is a great place to start!
Updated about 1 month ago