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You can check or add smooth modifier to her outfit. Try some values for resolutions and collisions. And check if collision to is directed to your character.I only use Gen-8 Clothes, Models, and Poses.
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On the base model, go to the parameters tab, then the display subcategory and see if "visible in simulation" is on or offSo, I've made it a personal stance to stay away from D-force because I can't get it to work. But I'm asking for advice. Like I get the general concept: Clothes and hair that falls naturally with the model: Realism. But when I do it, there is a HUGE collision problem and Google doesn't have the answer ...
Here's what I do:
I load the model, apply the D-force Outfit, hit Simulate.
In tutorials on D-force, that's what they do, and it works fine, but when I do it, the clothes melt through the character as if the model wasn't even there. I left all the settings as default, but the D-force Item just passes through; this even happens with Primitives ... so idk, help?
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really like this pic. what outfit did u use?
First, play a bit with the simulation settings. As the other fellow members have mentioned. Then, make the simulation run on "timeline" and not current frame. This is usefull because you get to choose what frame your are gonna work with. Try first with 30 frames and you may increase it if you need more detailed-better results. (if you don't know how to do that there are a lot ot tutorials on YT)So, I've made it a personal stance to stay away from D-force because I can't get it to work. But I'm asking for advice. Like I get the general concept: Clothes and hair that falls naturally with the model: Realism. But when I do it, there is a HUGE collision problem and Google doesn't have the answer ...
Here's what I do:
I load the model, apply the D-force Outfit, hit Simulate.
In tutorials on D-force, that's what they do, and it works fine, but when I do it, the clothes melt through the character as if the model wasn't even there. I left all the settings as default, but the D-force Item just passes through; this even happens with Primitives ... so idk, help?
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really like this pic. what outfit did u use?
Nice lighting and skin texture. Damn, good.MeloD Pin-Up (2330*1440 Denoised)
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Man, try to look on some tutorials over internet, that will help you with Daz lighting.My first 3D-Daz render. Any tips and critiques are welcome.
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Will do. Thanks. Anything specific to look out for?Man, try to look on some tutorials over internet, that will help you with Daz lighting.
Nice, just that leg pose is little strange. I know it's "dancing pose" but not looks much "relaxed".
Uuuuf specific. Just lighting, lighting assets. How to light scene right in general. It's same for every 3D software. (DAZ, Blender and others)Will do. Thanks. Anything specific to look out for?