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Donnie Brasco

Donnie Brasco

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Tony0558 said:
I have tried both ways - start from memorized (base) pose -> timeline and just timeline without start from mem...
Same result, just not quite so dramatic without base pose

Also tried changing the stiffness - same result

Turned off everything I could (all the way down to the EYELASHES!) and still same result.

I do thank you all for the suggestions.

Maybe I just need to try a different dress. Oh well.
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The sofa is not the same, but I would say the pose is the same. During the simulation the dress exploded. However, when I set the band stiffness for the dress to 0.3 everything worked like a charm.
 
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armyofrobots

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Tony0558 said:
Having a little problem with simulating this dress.
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As you can see, the sofa should clearly not be the problem (lower right frame), and I have tried to get all the body parts away from each other, but it seems that no matter what I do, I can't get it to quit exploding.

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Anybody happen to have any ideas on what I might be missing?
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I have encountered the same issue; I've been unable to solve it to eager to see what others say as I'm probably doing the same thing wrong.
 
Night Hacker

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Zavijava_ said:
Looks rotated, either with a D-former or by turning the head bone, not on the model, but specifically on the hair model. (Probably a D-former, I can see where it "turns" a bit). You'd probably also want to add a smoothing modifier if you do either of these, to prevent clipping.

Lots of ways to customize assets if you get creative :)
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Nah, people are inherently lazy. There's no reason to go through that much trouble to change a part location. It's probably a different hairstyle, possibly by the same author as Delphi though, I would search the Daz3D website for hairstyles by the same author to start.
 
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Night Hacker said:
This is why I generally avoid dforce. I have used it for the odd thing, but I mostly prefer to manually pose.
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Generally how I have to proceed as well; lots of fine-tuning with mesh grabber too; though most of the posts on here seem to be using it successfully. I still have many tutorials I'm aiming to watch to learn.
 
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Tony0558 said:
I have tried both ways - start from memorized (base) pose -> timeline and just timeline without start from mem...
Same result, just not quite so dramatic without base pose

Also tried changing the stiffness - same result

Turned off everything I could (all the way down to the EYELASHES!) and still same result.

I do thank you all for the suggestions.

Maybe I just need to try a different dress. Oh well.
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Yeah, in that case the only other thing I can think of is self collisions or collisions in general maybe? That's unfortunate, but there are plenty of red dresses out there. Hopefully those work better for you.
 
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