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Is it a little bit too early to ask for a little teaser?
Could it be the dress from here
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? It has the openings on top that could match those on the picture but it is hard to tellThe one in the picture seem to be a dress with folds, not a tight one, but I might be wrong though.
Romantic! But how did Sophia get on the swing? Did Dylan decorate the swing
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Amazing renderer and great lighting
but that couch looks rock hard.
to add some real world physics add D formers on the couch.
she would probably also need to sink in some more.
that way the couch looks softer and you also get realistic weight to Sophia.
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could you also tell me how I can do it?
thank you
sure.
i post some pics later its easier than explain
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Many thanks! Gorgeous renders! Sofia's languid look is great!
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It is impossible not to fall in love! Sumptuously!
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Sophia's dress is this.View attachment 1264980
Is it a little bit too early to ask for a little teaser?
Could it be the dress from hereYou must be registered to see the links? It has the openings on top that could match those on the picture but it is hard to tell
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ok here we go
Using D-Formers with Sophia as the Host
First pose the character so it will naturally sink into the couch/bed or what ever you want to deform
Second: Select the Sofa
3: Under the "Create" menu select "New D-former" and this window pops up
Press OK
4: In the scene tab under the sofa you know have the D-Former Base and the D-Former Field
Select the D-Former Field
As you can see the field covers the entire sofa.
but you only want to use the dform effect where the hands is.
its too large as it is now so under parameters select the scale slider and start to scale the field down.
5: scale the field down to around this size
6: use the X and Z translate sliders or arrows and start to move the field to the center of the hand.
7: Now comes the magic
Select the D-Former and start to adjust Y- (up and down) until it looks ok
8: To finetune the pressed area you may need to move the "field" (Not the D-Former) with X or Z and in this chase where the hand is bend down some i had to
rotade the D-Former with the X rotate slider.
And for sofas or beds they are not that soft right so when you press it an larger area will be affected.
for this i had to scale UP the field some so the pressed area got bigger.
9: Thats for one hand but there is two
now you can cheat.
Select the D-Former field and under parameters right click on it and select Copy/Copy Selected items.
Now Select the sofa again and create one more D-Former.
Select the D-Former2 field and right click and select Paste/Paste to Selected items.
Now the second D-former field wil be an exact copy of the first one so you dont have to scale it down again.
Move the second D-Former field to the second hand and adjust the Y value for the second D-former.
One tip: you need to use a sofa or bed with high poly count otherwise it will look strange
I think Sophia is happy now
Btw it was a pleasure to work with you Sophia i will do it again
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im using another method in the next renderer
but im not sure if i will reveal all secrets here
but in short you can add an Dynamic surface to the sofa and then use dforce simulation plus animation
you just drop Sophia into the sofa then the Dforce simulation does the rest.
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