BLENDER PLUGIN V1.0
Drip Tools
A Blender plugin designed to integrate Digital Wearables and 3D Collectables from RTFKT.com directly to your Clone X.
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The Brand Selector presents a neatly organized interface where different RTFKT brands and collections are displayed. As you select a brand from the Brand Selector, the content displayed in the Wearable Selector Preview updates dynamically to show only the wearables and assets related to that brand. This dynamic updating makes it easier to focus on a specific style or type of item without distraction.
The Wearable Selector will display visual previews or thumbnails of each wearable. This visual aid helps you to quickly identify and choose the specific item you're interested in, based on its appearance. When you click on a wearable within the selector, it becomes displayed. The Wearable Selector works in conjunction with the Equip and Unequip buttons. Once you select an item in the Wearable Selector, you can then use these buttons to add the item to your scene or remove it, respectively.
The "Equip" button handles the GLB (GLTF Binary) files, which are the file formats used for these 3D models. Upon clicking "Equip", the script locates the stored GLB file associated with your selected wearable and imports it into your scene. If there is a Clone X in the scene it will detect and position the wearable correctly, ensuring it appears natural and as intended.
"the Unequip" button, represented by the waste bin icon, is designed to safely remove items without affecting other elements of your scene. It ensures that only the selected wearable is affected, maintaining the integrity of the rest of your project.
The URL button, represented by the Globe Icon, changes dynamically based on the item you have selected. This convenient feature connects users to the most relevant external web pages of the currently selected digital wearable or asset.
This button simplifies the process of importing new items. Users can select the desired GLB (GLTF Binary) files, which are the format for these 3D models, and the script behind the button handles the rest of the importation process. The feature supports the selection of multiple GLB files at once. This means you can import several items simultaneously, making it efficient to add new pieces to your digital wardrobe or asset library.
The Import Drip (Search Icon) button combines the capabilities of the "Import Drip" button with a heuristic search functionality. Unlike the standard "Import Drip" button, this feature enables Drip Tools to search through a directory or set of directories for specific GLB files (the 3D model format used in Blender). Following the search, all found assets will be imported into the Drip Tools plugin.
The "Advanced Settings" are designed to give users more control and customization over their experience, impoving QOL.
The "Auto Unequip" feature can be enabled/disabled in the Advanced Settings. When enabled, it automatically removes (unequips) a currently worn item in a specific category (like shoes or hats) when a new item in the same category is equipped. This ensures that only one item per category is worn at a time, preventing overlaps and maintaining a clean look while speeding up workflow. By default this setting is enabled.
This setting allows you to toggle the visibility of wearables that are listed in your library but currently unavailable (missing) for various reasons, such as not being downloaded yet. When enabled, these missing wearables will still show up in your previews and lists, usually marked to indicate their unavailability. This can be useful for planning or keeping track of items you might want to acquire or download later. By default this setting is enabled.
These two options provide a way to filter the wearables based on gender designation. These filters can help streamline the selection process, making it easier to find the items you're interested in without sorting through irrelevant options. For example, if you enable "Hide Female Wearables", the Wearable Selector Previews will not show items categorized as female wearables.
