Wardrobe looks

Looks and characters

Each look belongs to one character. A character can have as many looks as the film needs: a change of clothes, a jump in time, a coat that gets torn halfway through.

Every character gets a default look when they are created. It is named after them until you rename it. A storyboard panel uses the default look for any scene where you haven’t picked one.

Add a look

1. Start a new look

   On the Wardrobe tab, click + Add Wardrobe. A form titled Add Wardrobe Look opens.

2. Pick the character

   Choose them from Character.

3. Name the look

   Describe Clothing is the look’s name, such as Business Suit or Grey Rain Coat.

4. Set the default

   Turn on Default if this should be the character’s usual look.

5. Save

   Click Save.

What a row shows

A row carries the look’s name, the character’s name, a green Default badge on the default look, and how many scenes use it. Click the name to rename it, or the line below it to edit the description.

Wardrobe has no Combine. Everything else on the list is covered on the list screen.

Costume pictures

Click a look’s picture to open its image window.

The default shape is 2:3, tall and narrow, so head to shoes fit in frame.

When the character has a picture, it shows under Reference Images and goes along as the face. You get that character in that costume, not a stranger in similar clothes. Make the character’s picture first.