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Step 12Modeling the legs
Model the legs and shoes the same way you did the arms: Extrude 2 tubes from hip to bottom out of the shirt and divide them into 5 - 8 parts. Then move the points a bit around to create natural folds. Don't be afraid to move points too far away from their original position. As you see on the screenshots, the trousers get more folds on the bottom and where they touch the shoes. The shoes are simple extruded out of the leg-faces on the bottom and made more detailed with the Cut-Faces-tool. Make sure that your soles are absolutely flat on the bottom, so you can stand alone.
Texturing is the same procedure as in step 5. You see the 4 different texturing areas on the picture (front, back, side, top). When you sum up 2 textures, like the blue one for pocket and shoe-top, it looks like that one below. No one will ever take a look at your soles, so you can leave them white.
First do the textures for front and back like in step 8. That means you can use the front texture also for the back, but you have to copy the characteristics of the back on them, like the butt-pockets. Then do the side-textures like in step 5.
Texturing is the same procedure as in step 5. You see the 4 different texturing areas on the picture (front, back, side, top). When you sum up 2 textures, like the blue one for pocket and shoe-top, it looks like that one below. No one will ever take a look at your soles, so you can leave them white.
First do the textures for front and back like in step 8. That means you can use the front texture also for the back, but you have to copy the characteristics of the back on them, like the butt-pockets. Then do the side-textures like in step 5.
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