It does not overlap and is not flipped/mirrored.

It does not extend beyond the 0-1 UV space.The low polymesh has soft normals (single smoothing group) so that all the hard edged information is held inside the normal map.However, consider the following pointsfor the low resolution (or low poly) mesh that you create. So you can create use topology and UV layout for the custom clothing. That or copy+paste the 1 alien model on the Mixamo site.noooo! LOL.Unlike the custom body, the custom clothing does not have any specific UV requirements. Thanks for your consideration! And no worries if I have to learn to do it myself, I suppose there's time right now. The Adobe 'Creating custom body' documentation:

This will a) prove you know the workflow and have the ability b) not waste time with a 'might' be able to help scenario and c) give me a chance to test your work immediately (from Fuse, to Mixamo, to in-game): screen7help at To have that discussion formally I'd appreciate you sending me an example Fuse character (.fuse file) that has custom stuff applied to it, by you, be it costume only or body alterations outside the limits of Fuse itself, please - as explained in the documentation article below. prove me wrong :) I know the Fuse Content Creator Package exists and by following the documentation below someone can do it, but I can't, because it requires 3rd party 3D software to modify the base files. At this point I don't know if its even possible or if anyone even bothers with Fuse CC. I realize there could be a good few hours work per character in your 3D software of choice. You'll get credit, we can talk payment, I leave no-one empty handed. Mostly humanoid but things coming out of head lol. But I think some special 'head' types are going to be necessary. I'm looking (for you) to create 2 or 3 alien races for a sci fi game (typically a 1 x male + 1 x female both with some simple costume variants) - I have/am creating the regular human characters (pic below, easy enough in Fuse itself). I'm ideally looking for someone who understands Fuse and the workflow to customize characters (most likely with experience in some other 3D software, blender, etc). However, I'm no 3D sculptor and it may also require some costuming. It appears you can edit some base humanoid files ('Content Creator Package') in 3D software and get those back into Fuse (doc below). I'm still fairly novice with Unity but enjoy plonking Fuse characters about the place. I've considered some other sources for characters but this one suits my workflow best. Hi there, I use Fuse CC characters in my (simple 3D) games (currently) but need to pass the boundaries of the standard models found there for my latest project.

Adobe fuse content creator pack