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Villager Clothes Pack (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)

NOTE: To properly use this addon, material override is used to put clothes textures from other villagers onto the clothes models. Only the models are included and this relies on the textures from my other addons. A short tutorial as well as info on how to use this addon with other villagers and their clothes is below.

Here's a bunch of stand alone clothes you can use with most of my AC:NH villager ports! Now you can customize the villagers even more than before! I've also updated my addons that included villagers with unique accessories so you can use those accessories, too.

All clothes models for Alligators, Bears, Birds, Cats, Cubs, Deer, Dogs, Ducks, Eagles, Elephants, Frogs, Goats, Gorillas, Hamsters, Horses, Kangaroos, Koalas, Mice, Monkeys, Octopi, Ostriches, Penguins, Pigs, Rabbits, Sheep, Squirrels, Tigers, and Wolves.
Clothes models are located at catcraze777/animal_crossing/clothes_vill_acnh

Clothes by default will use a blank white texture with a flat normal map. Below is some info for using the clothes, including model format info, model attachment, and material overrides.

For non-human villagers, there are two types of clothes with three sleeve lengths each. Tops models are the usual top model used for clothes such as t-shirts, jackets, and tank tops, while Dress models are for dresses and outfits. Also, each model filename ends in a letter which specifies the sleeve length:

• H - Short Sleeve
  
• L - Long Sleeve
  
• N - No Sleeves

Attaching the clothes models to the villagers uses the same method as TF2 cosmetics: Just simply drag the villager on the clothes model to lock the clothes bones, then select the clothes model and drag the "Zero" preset slider. Remember to disable selection of the clothes for posing!

By default, the clothes models use a blank texture. You can replace it with the clothes textures of any current and future villagers! To start, right click on the clothes model and click "Add Material Override", then open the model in element viewer by right clicking the clothes model and selecting "Open in Element Viewer > Model".

You should see a "Materials" section in the model, which should only contain either an "mTops" or "mTops_D" material.
You can add attributes to this material by right clicking the material then selecting "Add Attribute" to override parts of the material.

Villager Clothes Texture Formats:
Base Texture - models/catcraze777/animal_crossing/villagerName_acnh/mTops_D
Bump/Normal Map - models/catcraze777/animal_crossing/villagerName_acnh/mTops_N
Exponent Texture - models/catcraze777/animal_crossing/villagerName_acnh/mTops_E

Standard Clothes Parameters:
There are two parameters that need to be overrided by the villagers' clothes:

$basetexture - Set this to the base texture of the desired villager. This is a string value.
$bumpmap - Set this to the bump/normal map of the desired villager. This is a string value.

Reflective Clothes Parameters:
Two additional parameters should be used if the clothes is reflective, such as Wolfgang's jacket and Chow's t-shirt.

$phongexponenttexture - Set this to the exponent texture of the desired villager. This is a string value.
$phongboost - The strength of phong shading and specular highlights. You'll want to play with this until it looks fine to you. This is a float value, default is 10.0.

Example:
Below is an example for the parameters to override clothes textures with Chow's t-shirt texture:

$basetexture models/catcraze777/animal_crossing/chow_acnh/mTops_D
$bumpmap models/catcraze777/animal_crossing/chow_acnh/mTops_N
$phongexponenttexture models/catcraze777/animal_crossing/chow_acnh/mTops_E
$phongboost 10.0

Looking for this in GMod? Check it out here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2241554277

Disclaimer:
Animal Crossing: New Horizons and its assets are owned by Nintendo. This is an unofficial port by me.