Mesh grabber is a great tool to lift a dressThis is for Daz3D. Is there an easier way than tinkering with vertices in Blender tediously if I just want to lift the bottom of a dForce dress from below the knees folded to the breast level, or dropping a non-dForce pants down to the ankle folded? Basically some kind of an accordion tool.
I spent hours watching Blender tutorials and trying my hands at moving the triangles and realize it's going to take a LOT of practices and tedious tinkering of all the triangles deformed from my stretching/grabbing to even remotely still resemble the original.
dFormer seems to do something like an accordian but almost all cloths have welded points with body parts like waist and thights to help with bending which I am not sure how to go around. dFormer also seems to stretch out vertices badly. Maybe I am not reading/watching the right dFormer tutorials.
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Simple lifts are very easy. If you want to have an accordion shape, it will probably be tedious, but it is definitely more adapted than d-formers.The deformation is much more important to drop a pant, and doing that with morphs can be quite challenging whatever the tool. Maybe dforce can help. Or marvelous designer. But IMHO the best is to use pants that already have this kind of morphs and to tweak whatever is required with mesh grabber. There are some pants with down morphs available, but not so much.
EDIT: Just an idea to get an accordion shape on a dress. Put you female upsidedown with her feet up, dforce simulate, stop when you are somehow happy, tweak with mesh grabber and put your female back in a more comfortable and normal position. You can use magnets
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to keep the top of the dress in place if required.
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