Unity‐chan Costume Tutorial

In this tutorial, we will fit the Unity-Chan! Sunny Side Up model for use on female characters.

By the end of this tutorial, this what we will have in-game as a Cobalt mod.

Required Programs

You will need to have these programs installed.

1. Blender, for the 3D modeling portion.
2. Unity, for the building portion.

Required Files

1. An Engage female base body.
2. The Unity Chan costume files.

Modeling

Opening the base body file

Open the Engage female base body file by double-clicking on it.

This is what it should look like right after it opens in Blender.

You can move the camera by doing (this).

In the upper right corner, you should see a (box). Click on it to quickly change directions.

Import the Unity-chan costume.

Drag-and-drop the unity chan FBX you downloaded into Blender.

You should see a dialog box that looks like this. Click Import FBX.

You will notice that it drops right on top of the base body, but none of the clothing fits very well. We will fit the pieces one at a time.

Hiding objects

We will start by hiding all the clothing other than the Hoodie. To hide an object, click the Eye icon next to the object in the viewer.

Your viewport should look like this now, with only the body and the hoodie showing.

Fitting the hoodie

The hoodie isn't a great fit right now. It's a floating over the base body, and is a big big.

First, make sure the hoodie is selected by left clicking on it. Now, click the -Y in the upper right corner until you're looking at her straight on.

In Blender, we can move objects by pressing the G key, and then moving the mouse. To remember this, we can think of G as standing for Grab.

Now, press the G key and move it down a bit so it's on the body. Click to confirm the movement. You will notice that it's tricky to move things in a straight line. Use Control/Command Z to undo this placement.

Now, press the G key, followed by the Z key. You will see something like this. If you move the mouse now, the movement will be constrained to the Z axis (up and down). The same feature is available with Y and Z for the corresponding axes.

The scene should look something like this now.

Move the costume down and left click to confirm the placement.