Clothing Converter for Daz 3 Dragon &/or Matching Clothes

Vueiy

I'm illustrating my novel(s), and I have characters who can shapeshift into dragons.  At a certain point, they have clothing that is capable of "moving with them," that is shifting along with their bodies as they change (so they don't end up naked every time they transform back and forth).  Is there anyone out there skilled enough to create scripts to convert G8 and G9 clothing to D3...?  Maybe hair, too?  You'd be a lifesaver!  For now, gonna try my hand at jolly-rigging dForce clothing on, but...honestly, conforming that's dForce compatible would be ideal.

WendyLuvsCatz

maybe Genesis+ Dragons

https://www.daz3d.com/dragkon-for-genesis-8-male

https://www.daz3d.com/lich-dragon-carnufex-hd-for-genesis-81-male

 

https://www.daz3d.com/drago-for-genesis-8-males

there are more but the forum is giving me issues adding links

Ryuu@AMcCF

WendyLuvsCatz said:

maybe Genesis+ Dragons

https://www.daz3d.com/dragkon-for-genesis-8-male

https://www.daz3d.com/lich-dragon-carnufex-hd-for-genesis-81-male

 

https://www.daz3d.com/drago-for-genesis-8-males

there are more but the forum is giving me issues adding links

I haven't been able to play with much since my beast computer died.

I've got those products you listed, but can you confirm that clothes being worn by the G8 figures also change when applying the morphs?

I can't wait to finally get a replacement beast machine!!

WendyLuvsCatz

I have 2 of them, boots don't do so well but yes, they can wear clothing, dforce may explode if the morph causes intersection so fairly neutral poses a must for that bit

Ryuu@AMcCF

WendyLuvsCatz said:

I have 2 of them, boots don't do so well but yes, they can wear clothing, dforce may explode if the morph causes intersection so fairly neutral poses a must for that bit

Yes, as I found out back when I was able to play with Oso's fur system--and you were part of that discussion. I learned that one has to start out VERY gentle with the default poses and SLOWLY ease into the wilder stuff one wants to do with it. But I'm worried that making dragons out of cloth-wearing people is a bit more than having cloth react to a fursuit--which my last attempt was basically another (pseudo-cloth) simulation.

Or might it be less reactive since there's only one simulation going on reacting to the changing features of the base figure?

 

OT-funny thing I just discovered: my last post above was my #666 here--I guess I'm fully Evil now! 

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