Are you talking about this or something else? This has been on since the beginning.
Yes this, how does the initial pose look, and is it a dforce dress, or did you add the dforce modifier yourself?
If I can believe the title, it is a dforce dress. I can try raising it a bit more.
Have a look in the surface settings, if it has several surfaces, look that every one of them is set to a different "Collision Layer".
Alright, I'll take a look
The dress still clips through the cube, this should not happen if the dress is above the cube in the initial pose.
You didn't choose the easiest dress
Damn, I forgot the bend stiffnessYou didn't choose the easiest dress
In your timeline set total frame to 16
Set your A-pose at frame 0, and your final sitting pose at frame ~15
White cube should not touching the dress at frame 0
Make the white cube start pushing the dress at frame ~5 and finish at 15
In simulation setting use Animated
(You can help to prevent explosion a little by setting Bend stiffness to 0.25 in the surface tab of the dress)
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Yeah even if you T-pose>Dress>Pose>then sim half the skirt just goes through the cube.
Yeah I know that, was still hoping dforce was strong enough.You didn't choose the easiest dress
In your timeline set total frame to 16
Set your A-pose at frame 0, and your final sitting pose at frame ~15
White cube should not touching the dress at frame 0
Make the white cube start pushing the dress at frame ~5 and finish at 15
In simulation setting use Animated
(You can help to prevent explosion a little by setting Bend stiffness to 0.25 in the surface tab of the dress)
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You could also try and make an animation where the cube moves in from below and the model stays still.
There is actually a slightly easier way of doing this. If you adjust your figure pose to create a translation on the hip node of say -100 Y Translate (1m down) and -100 Z Translate (1m back), you will get the figure to move during the Pose Transition Time. You still locate the figure normally using the Genesis 8 Figure node. This will also allow you to easily vary the Pose Transition Time (Simulation Settings), should the movement be too rapid for the dForce to keep up. This removes the requirement for animation and has the final pose in frame 0.
. I'm trying to export a gen 8 model with Golden Palace genitals in FBX in order to use it under unity (but that does not matter). What matters is that I can't find how to export Golden palace Morphs also. They don't even show up in the export TAB is there anyone with a good solution . , Merge Fitted Figure(s) Geometry does the job
For me, wish I would have those times! For me, with a potato from 2010, takes around 8 hours. With a power killing machine, a render would take from 15 minutes to one hour.
I feel you, I'm on a 2013 laptop with 4GB ram - high use too, so of those 4, it should be down to like 3 and a half. I've only tried rendering the default DAZ content, I think it's going to take me months to render actual scenes...
If it takes one hour, I think you must be more than happy. Render uses mostly the CPU. Wait to add elements and you will see how the times go growing up. BTW, take care that you don't burn the laptop, maybe 4 GB is in the limit.
Do you think it's feasible to render stuff separately? Imagine this order:
When I can, I do it always. With 4-5 figures sometimes my computer got stuck in 4 hours and only made the 2%.
