How to use kit's o. Model (for kitmakers only)

[vicoto09]

OEDIT AND O.MODEL FOR KITS​

DOWNLOAD:http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?os533tda22n427p
ok guys, there are some kitmakers that asked me on how to use the o.model for kitmaking, for example collars, socks front numbers names.. etc etc..
so i decided to check on that because i didn't knew how to manage the o.model parts either, and this is what i discovered
COLLARS
UNMARK:
49 and 50 to see this way

44 to 50 to see this way

42 and 43 and 46 to 53 to see this way

44 to 48 to see this way (like the italian shirt from 2005 2006)

NAMES
UNMARK:
72 TO 74 to see this way

NUMBERS:
UNMARK:
73 and 74 to see this way

79 and 80 to see this way

SOCKS:
UNMARK:
12 TO 17 to see this way

i don't like to make tutorials but i guess this one was necessary.. i have seen lots of kits with some mistakes on stripes for example adidas ones and collars.. so i guess this can be very helpful for kitmakers........ also patience
i just discovered this so if you have a question i guess i can help

 

[martinsepulveda]

yo eh visto eso pero en el FIFA 10 y los que le siguen
y no entiendo nada

 

[spurs81]

Nicely done!

 

[vicoto09]

yo eh visto eso pero en el FIFA 10 y los que le siguen
y no entiendo nada

jaja si igual yo... anduve haciendo kits x tanto tiempo asi y si no me pongo a curiosear el o.model del kit talvez ni yo lo supiera wajaja

Nicely done!

thanks bro.. by the way let me tell you that i will never forget your city (as i supossed is london) because today my country finally won an olympic medal in all history.... Erick Barrondo is his name and was a silver medal for this olympic games.. last year was a gold medal for panamerican games in guadalajara mexico... as a sports lover specially guatemalan ones, today was such a day for me

 

[Tha_Trxth]

jaja si igual yo... anduve haciendo kits x tanto tiempo asi y si no me pongo a curiosear el o.model del kit talvez ni yo lo supiera wajaja


thanks bro.. by the way let me tell you that i will never forget your city (as i supossed is london) because today my country finally won an olympic medal in all history.... Erick Barrondo is his name and was a silver medal for this olympic games.. last year was a gold medal for panamerican games in guadalajara mexico... as a sports lover specially guatemalan ones, today was such a day for me

Wow, cool friend, nice for Guatemala, we still don't have a medal on London, but tomorrow Tomás Gonzalez will try to win a medal for Chile on floor and jump, hope he can get the gold.

 

[vicoto09]

Wow, cool friend, nice for Guatemala, we still don't have a medal on London, but tomorrow Tomás Gonzalez will try to win a medal for Chile on floor and jump, hope he can get the gold.

believe me, today all Guatemala is so proud of him.. after 60 years it finally came.. with erick's first olympic games as one of the most notoriuous athletes from the 19 guatemalan delegation... when i heard yesterday about his race today at 10 guatemalan time.. i woke up at 9 and started to catch up the transmition.. so i saw everything same thing when he won the gold last year in guadalajara.. i saw it all and that makes anyone feel proud, because you see how hard the race is and how hard he is pushing himself to make it possible, this guy was born in the north of the country in a small humble town in alta verapaz............ wish the best to your chilean athletes my friend as i can see you have 2 gold medals 7 silver medals and 4 bronze medals in all times... so i think that you can make it this year also i will be waiting for another guatemalan to compete his name is Juan Ignacio Maegli Agüero and its another possibility of medal i hope he can make it.. he will be on sailing

 

[Tha_Trxth]

believe me, today all Guatemala is so proud of him.. after 60 years it finally came.. with erick's first olympic games as one of the most notoriuous athletes from the 19 guatemalan delegation... when i heard yesterday about his race today at 10 guatemalan time.. i woke up at 9 and started to catch up the transmition.. so i saw everything same thing when he won the gold last year in guadalajara.. i saw it all and that makes anyone feel proud, because you see how hard the race is and how hard he is pushing himself to make it possible, this guy was born in the north of the country in a small humble town in alta verapaz............ wish the best to your chilean athletes my friend as i can see you have 2 gold medals 7 silver medals and 4 bronze medals in all times... so i think that you can make it this year also i will be waiting for another guatemalan to compete his name is Juan Ignacio Maegli Agüero and its another possibility of medal i hope he can make it.. he will be on sailing

well, i dunno, our strongest athletes lost everything, Francisca Crovetto, Kristel Köbrich, Denisse van Lamoen, but i hope that Tomás Gonzalez can win, nodoby thought that he will get to the final, like 2 years ago, he needed funds to progress, and the Chilean Olympic Comitee haven't lend any money, so a millionaire called Leonardo Farkas (well known in Chile because he give a lot of money to the poor people, he goes to poor neighborhoods and he's always helping the people) sponsored him, btw, Gonzalez was silver on the Panamericans

 

[spurs81]

I must admit the country here has gone Olympic mad, especially because we've had some success its helped send everyone here over the top. Nice to see so many people here enjoy sport, and for a country thats not known for showing its emotion too much its nice to see people let go and have fun. I have the most respect for anyone that devotes that much time training for an event like the Olympics that is over too soon.

I've got tickets for the Women's Gold medal football match at Wembley which I cannot wait to go and see, even if GB did drop out.

And finally a special thank you to Jessica Ennis, Mo Farah and Mark Rutherford tonight who made everyone so proud... especially Rutherford who is from my local town who one the long jump. Well done mate!!

Just found this article http://london2012.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/04/at-last-a-medal-for-guatemala/