Kit campionato Uruguay?

Is there something that can convert a 2D kit into a 3D kit?

Is there something that can convert a 2D kit into a 3D kit?

@wesfm18 do you think that this creation process can be made even for FM18-19 3D kits using their respective FM18-19 2D standard model?
FM 2019 standard 2D kit use a different model (with inverted sleeves position on 3D kits if I remember correctly), but have the same size of FM 20-21 2D standard kit (both are 256x256 px).

Yes that would be possible. It's just updating the smart layers (or creating new ones) within the PSD template. I don't know if there is much need for it right now, not planning on creating that (yet).

Obviously, no rush at all. It's perfectly right to focus on the newest game.
It's just an idea given the similar size of 2D and 3D kits of these games.

Hi @trueskyblue87, I did some research and I found out that your Photoshop version does probably not work with the template. In the template there is a smart object which I warped to match the slope of the kits of SI. In your case, there is no warping of those layers, meaning the collar is very low (basically all over the place) and I get very different results within my exports.

If you want to convert any kits I suggest upgrading your Photoshop or ask me in PM and I'll convert them for you 🙂

Thanks for the template mate, very helpful.

I realised that I'm using Photoshop CS6, which is probably why the warping of the smart object isn't working as it's meant to. Do you think this is possible to resolve? Happy to put in a bit more work this end if needed.

Really fantastic work @wesfm18!! Many thanks, those kits are the best styles ever I've seen on FM!

Could you please try to do the 3 Padova (Italian Serie C) kits in standard style? I've attached the 3d kits for home and away (third was not available), useful logos in png transparent format and 3 pics of the kits that could help you with the design (they're sketches from Macron). Thanks in advance!

EDIT: if you could keep the logo with the original colors (red/white) on the third, that would be great!

Requests please here. I might look into your kit when I have time available 🙂

Can it be done?

The shirt is standard Nike teamwear (Park VII), just with a stripe printed on and Viterbese's Lion logo in the bottom corner, so it should be easy enough

Thanks. I wait for them

Requests please here. I can't guess from the picture what club this is, please repost your request with more details in the discussion topic.

Created the following kits using your script



Seems like there's an issue with the collar, it's always a round collar. Is that an issue from the 3d kit or your tool only produces round collar kits?

Otherwise than that it worked perfectly, I'm looking into modifying the 3d kits to make the standard look better.

Thanks

Look up some V-collar official kits of SI. They are always rounded collars. It’s not ideal I’d say but it’s fully consistent with SI.

In terms of improving the 3D, that mostly involves sponsor/logo placement, same in this case.

Good feedback! I did not think about creating symmetry in the parts copied from the original, however I mapped the Inter kit over the original one. It seems the original SI kits show a bit more on one side compared to the other side.

What I did was warping the copied part so it fits over the 2D one. I might one day work on an updated version, that takes symmetry into account. I’d love to use the 3D model to some extent, since that is 100% correct but requires rework to be able to be mapped I think. @DokteurHaisse, what is your view on this, also in terms of creating this as a tool or integrating this into the viewer?

The 3d model (used by the match engine) is kind of low-poly and overall not close enough to the standard 2d kits, I tried to use it as a base to generate 2d kits but the result is not that great imo, I get something like that :

which has obviously nothing to do with the standard kit :

The best thing to do would be to create our own 3d model dedicated to this thing (which would map the textures exactly the same way), but it seems very tricky and I'm absolutely clueless around any kind of 3d modeling software :p

Right now I'm focusing on developing a tool to automate this rendering from the 3d kits by using a 3d model, as for the model itself I guess I'll have to worry about it at some point ^^

The 3d model (used by the match engine) is kind of low-poly and overall not close enough to the standard 2d kits, I tried to use it as a base to generate 2d kits but the result is not that great imo, I get something like that :