Daz Animation help

[starboy66]

OK I have spent a couple of hours looking to answer this question couldn't find the answer so here it goes.

I am doing an animation in DAZ studio using a Stimuli pose which has the animation built in.

The problem is when I add the poses to the male and female it moves both the figures to 0,0,0. Which is good because it lines them up. But then I have to move them to the bed where they should be and now my animation has the first key frame them on the bed but then the move back to 0,0,0 for the rest of the frames. Who do I "move" the entire animation?

I believe I have done this before but not sure how it's done.

Thanks.

 

[Porcus Dev]

OK I have spent a couple of hours looking to answer this question couldn't find the answer so here it goes.

I am doing an animation in DAZ studio using a Stimuli pose which has the animation built in.

The problem is when I add the poses to the male and female it moves both the figures to 0,0,0. Which is good because it lines them up. But then I have to move them to the bed where they should be and now my animation has the first key frame them on the bed but then the move back to 0,0,0 for the rest of the frames. Who do I "move" the entire animation?

I believe I have done this before but not sure how it's done.

Thanks.

Perhaps you can select the two characters and create a goup with them, then move the group to your desired position.
This way you don't modify characters position, only group position, and that doesn't count in the animation.

 

[starboy66]

Perhaps you can select the two characters and create a goup with them, then move the group to your desired position.
This way you don't modify characters position, only group position, and that doesn't count in the animation.

Thanks that seems to work.

Wow after I think I know what I am doing always hit another snag.

 

[Porcus Dev]

I'm glad to know it worked for you

 

[Joraell]

OK I have spent a couple of hours looking to answer this question couldn't find the answer so here it goes.

I am doing an animation in DAZ studio using a Stimuli pose which has the animation built in.

The problem is when I add the poses to the male and female it moves both the figures to 0,0,0. Which is good because it lines them up. But then I have to move them to the bed where they should be and now my animation has the first key frame them on the bed but then the move back to 0,0,0 for the rest of the frames. Who do I "move" the entire animation?

I believe I have done this before but not sure how it's done.

Thanks.

You can still move your enviroment .-) to suits figures on 0,0,0,

 

[Rich]

You can still move your enviroment .-) to suits figures on 0,0,0,

...which is sometimes the best technique, as iRay has issues rendering things that are well away from 0,0,0...

 

[Honey hunters]

Hi guy I'm new in Daz and Ren'Py , I want to know how to create a sex animation for my visual novel, please help me if you know and give me some tip for making sex animation

 

[Joraell]

Hi guy I'm new in Daz and Ren'Py , I want to know how to create a sex animation for my visual novel, please help me if you know and give me some tip for making sex animation

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[starboy66]

I see other people who make great renders of people touching each other which is very hard because of clipping. Is there any tricks other tricks other than you multi-person poses where it's done for you?

Sex scenes are so hard to line up contact.

 

[Rich]

I see other people who make great renders of people touching each other which is very hard because of clipping. Is there any tricks other tricks other than you multi-person poses where it's done for you?

Even pre-done poses or animations aren't a general-purpose solution, since they're generally done for the vanilla Genesis characters, and as soon as you start using other figures, they aren't "perfect" any more. Sadly, for the most part, there's nothing you can do other than very tediously fine-tuning positions.

One minor trick that sometimes works is to make use of the limited "collision" support that Daz Studio has for clothing. If you add a Smoothing Modifier to one figure and make the Collision object the other figure, Daz will try to reposition the mesh of the one to keep it from having poke-through with the other. But this only works in VERY limited situations, and usually looks bad in animations, because the frame-to-frame results will typically differ enough that things tend to look like they're jittering. So this technique may be better on static scenes than animations.

Sex scenes are so hard to line up contact.

Most definitely.

 

[lancelotdulak]

Even pre-done poses or animations aren't a general-purpose solution, since they're generally done for the vanilla Genesis characters, and as soon as you start using other figures, they aren't "perfect" any more. Sadly, for the most part, there's nothing you can do other than very tediously fine-tuning positions.

One minor trick that sometimes works is to make use of the limited "collision" support that Daz Studio has for clothing. If you add a Smoothing Modifier to one figure and make the Collision object the other figure, Daz will try to reposition the mesh of the one to keep it from having poke-through with the other. But this only works in VERY limited situations, and usually looks bad in animations, because the frame-to-frame results will typically differ enough that things tend to look like they're jittering. So this technique may be better on static scenes than animations.



Most definitely.

That's a fantastic tip Rich thanks! I dont have the need for it and if i did.. i .. might.. have thought of that.. eventually? Maybe???