Draft Images

To Generate an EcoShot Draft:

1. Choose your Avatar and Pose

1: Choose which model you are going to use and then select that avatar.

• 3D → Avatars → EcoShot ModelName

2: Select the pose that you would like to see your garment dressed on. Note that there are a number of possibilities depending on the chosen model.

2. Note the Model Viewpoints

Each model pose is associated with either a front or back camera.

• If you want to align the Browzwear 3D View Window so that the avatar matches the viewpoint shown in the Draft - use the cameras included in the installation.
• M-V4-back is for back poses (pose name contains back e.g. walk-back-01).
• M-V0-front is for all other poses

Watch the camera views and poses video for more information.

3. Set the Lighting

If you would like to set the lighting on the garments to match the lighting on the model, you need to select the appropriate lighting. For older models, please select EcoShot Studio v0. For newer models (2021), please use EcoShot Studio v1. See the Installation Guide if you haven't installed them yet.

• 3D Environment → Lights → EcoShot Studio v1

To understand the difference between the existing lights, please read this guide: Wrong light warnings.

4. Start creating Drafts!

You are now ready to use the avatars and create EcoShot Drafts. Open one of your garments and prepare and dress the garments on the EcoShot avatar as normal.

Once the garment is on the avatar, save a snapshot:

• 3D → Snapshots → Save Snapshot

The relevant options to create Drafts can be found under the Plugin Menu:

1. Plugins→EcoShot→Draft to start rendering the garment. You should see the render being overlaid on top of the model photograph.
2. Plugins→EcoShot→Save Draft... if you want to save the EcoShot Draft image in a particular location.

An example of how the EcoShot draft window should look:

Once you have completed styling of the outfit, you may wish to request an EcoShot Automated Finish.