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It really is exciting, isn't it? I've only tried dForce on newer clothes. I'm really interested to see low well it lets us use older clothing on the new figures.
I've had the Hawiian Royal Cape for years and could never get it to do anything but sit there as a flat disk
But it gets a whole new life with version 4.10. Also, no problem at all with the simulation by arms being close to body.
Dynamic Jumper, take two...It fits much better after taking the time to create a full bodyshape morph to get rid of the usual breast area distortions. While the entire jumper is dynamic, the only area that's obviously so is the area around the legs. This one was a single frame sim; I will redo this tomorrow as a timeline sim so we can see the difference.
Some folks were complaining about fitting old stuff on new figures. I dunno. Complex outfits are going to be hard, yeah, but age doesn't matter.
Here's a Genesis dress (Bewitching) on G8F.
dForce doing cool stuff!
Here is a render of the new Sucubus Wings set as a dynamic object. (Strength set to 0 on everything but the webbing)
It works pretty good, but has some little issues here and there.
It reminded me of my grandma, whom we lost to cancer. ...Lung cancer of all things and she didn't smoke a day in her life. Your render is beautiful - a bittersweet render since it reminded me of her. I'm sorry you lost your grandma too. *big hugs*
I had a funny mishap with the Captain Cupcake jacket. The pockets and buttons fell off and it fell open. I made my girl look shocked and turned it into a fun moment instead of a "Argh! WHY!" moment. lol
I've decided to stay away from more complex outfits with buttons and ties and stuff until I learn how to use weight mapping better to fix them in place.
LOL...the kind of wardrobe malfunction that could be useful in some situations ;)
Laurie
I do hope that you don't mind me saying this, but having seen this image in several threads I just felt driven to mention it. Have you ever tried supporting the whole weight of your upper body just on your head/neck? Your poor model looks like she needs a little help from dforce
good core strength Cho
lol...must be Szark...
Here is the final render using V4 Wizard Robe on a G3F character, (Wrath from Hinky Punk):
Wrath
For a better view of the dForce draping of the robe, check out this post in the dForce thread in The Commons.
Her contact points with the car are foot, butt, shoulders and left hand. (the shoulders and butt are about a millimeter above the car to avoid cloth explosions) Her head and neck are not in contact with the car.
I've got a couple promos that didn't make it on to the Trumpet dress or texture add on pages. I give them to you here.
Beautiful work in this thread. Great job all.
Here's a quick render of my Sweet Spring Dress on G8. Just a plain simple render so not very good.
When I was her (apparent) age? Absolutely. Often, even.
These days, if I realize I actually left the house and haven't collapsed into a pile of meat for coyotes, I consider that a win.
Will leave this here too. Dorky sister trying to mess up dForce but it ain't working.
Well, this is comforting. I may not be able to handle UV's for anything, but apparently I can make a dress that works with dForce.
I made this dress early in the days of Genesis 1, so that's who it's on. The iray settings could probably be better...
The second one I had her spin around while posing. Not sure why the floor disappeared in the render.
All right, here's my testing. This is the bullet dodge pose from somewhere. As you can see, the Austrani outfit had some trouble with it.
But with dforce, we're doing better!
Only applied dforce to the underskirt and the hood. It doesn't like the vest for some reason, and the pants and boots shouldn't have it.
One more. This time the dress was autofit to Genesis 3 Female who was set up with a custom brew of morphs.
I had the pillars she's sitting on grow up out of the ground.
Here's Beka in the Seductive Silk Dress for G3...
Wow, there are some gorgeous renders here! Way to go everyone!
Highland Centaur
Here's my first attempt to drape a kilt on a centaur. Because...why not? This is the Highlander Outfit on Darwin's new character, Salvatore. I scaled up everything for the drape and scaled the heck out the backside. I played with settings and it became really wrinkly. I wish we had a 3D iron or some kind of brush tool to smooth things out. I shrunk it back down and set the smoothing to 10 so that it covered most of the backside.
I fixed a few things in postwork but couldn't straighten those front wrinkles out due to the geometric patterns in the plaid. So I left it as is. I'll try again soon, maybe with weight maps. My centaurs want more clothes!
Ooooh! It works with WINGS!
I have some old wings by Arki that were created for Poser's Cloth Room and they don't work in Daz Studio - I'm eager to try them out now!
Oh wow, centaurs!
I use old fashioned 'place two figures' centaurs and clothing was always a problem.
Dforce will help that a lot!
Did you try the settings for Romance dress that I put up here? https://www.sharecg.com/v/89600/browse/21/DAZ-Studio/Daz-Studio-dForce-settings_Aave-Nainen
I think I did on one of your items, Aave, and still got it to blow up, but that was in the beta. Now that the full version is out, I'll try again. I need to go through and read up more on what some of the settings do. I think there's a lot to discover!
Experiment with Ms Hedgehog shape and Trumpet Dress.
https://www.daz3d.com/ms-hedgehog-for-genesis-8-female
https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-trumpet-dress-for-genesis-3-and-genesis-8-female-s
I tried the Medieval Princess dress for G3F here cause wanted to see how it would handle the oversized sleeves. That dforce works on a dress not specifically designed for it is pretty cool.
That looks very good, FirstBastion! I used VWD on this dress a few months ago for a book cover I made. It really does look great when it's draped!
@Artini - love the Hedgehog! LOL I guess we should try draping some monsters too. Could be fun!