METATAILOR v2.5 Will Enhance Your Workflow with Real-Time, Self-Adaptive Clothing

If you want to boost your 3D clothing creation workflow, METATAILOR is what you need, especially with its latest update bringing tools that will make integration with game engines much easier, redefining how digital clothing moves across characters, engines, and projects.

METATAILOR is an interactive, real-time content creation tool that offers self-adaptive meshes to save you time and let you see your masterpieces in action.

Update 2.5 introduces what the tool's users have long been waiting for: official Unreal Engine and Unity plugins, making jumping between DCCs simpler than ever. With this version, characters can move between Unreal Engine, Unity, and METATAILOR while skipping skin-weighting entirely. Clothing automatically fits, skin-weights, and adapts to each character, regardless of where it was created or which engine it comes from.

You can bring a character into METATAILOR, dress it, and send it back to the game engine of your choice: "No manual skin-weighting. No rework."

Aside from these fantastic features, METATAILOR 2.5 brings a dynamic wardrobe, allowing you to store all your clothing assets directly inside the Unreal Engine or Unity project and apply them to any character at any time, with the outfits remaining fully compatible across characters and engines.

To unify pipelines, METATAILOR Bridge serves as a connection layer: it moves fully dressed characters between engines without asset breakage or refitting.

"Together, these plugins make METATAILOR a true engine-agnostic wardrobe hub, where characters come in undressed and leave production-ready."

Try METATAILOR now and see what it's capable of on its YouTube channel and Discord.