Custom Clothing for Metahumans in Unreal Engine 5 MADE EASY! - METATAILOR Tutorial

Hello there,

I didn't think I would be back with a Tutorial-type video so soon, but the nice people over at Metatailor asked me to do a tutorial on my Metatailor workflow with Metahumans in Unreal Engine, to which I happily said yes.

Metatailor is a software that allows you to rig any 3D wearable (such as clothing) to any bi-pedal avatar (such as a metahuman).

When I saw the reveal for this software last year, I went wild. This was the exact tool I had been looking for, as there are only so many stories you can tell using metahumans in their default clothing. I immediately jumped on the early access and tested it as soon as I could. Right now it is slowly nesting itself in my regular workflow whenever I do anything with metahumans.

I'm still fairly new to explaining stuff on screen so I hope this tutorial is easy to follow. Be sure to drop any questions in the comments or head over to the Metatailor discord channel:

Metatailor Discord: Discord: discord
Metatailor Website: https://metatailor.app/

🧑‍🦲Free 3D Head Scan for Metahuman: https://www.3dscanstore.com/blog/Free...

👕Clothing Asset: https://www.artstation.com/marketplac...
(in the video you will see at that time I only bought the 'Standard License 2' but at the time of releasing the video I have bought the 'Extended Commercial License'

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TIMESTAMPS:

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00:00 - Intro
00:54 - MY experience with 3D clothing
02:20 - Artstation Marketplace
03:20 - Seperating the outfit into parts with Marvelous Designer
04:35 - Seperating the outfit into parts with Blender
05:07 - Exporting Metahuman from Unreal
06:55 - Metatailor: Importing Avatar
07:43 - Metatailor: Clothing
12:27 - Metatailor: Exporting
12:50 - Unreal: Importing & Texturing
14:55 - Unreal: Apply clothing to Metahuman
15:44 - Unreal: Proof of success in Sequencer
17:02 - Outro