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The surprise visit
Mom what the hell are you doing here? I wanted to come and visit you
Mom what the hell are you doing here? I wanted to come and visit you
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Is daniel there too? Mom why do you want to know! "(Mom thinks) You're not the only one who had fun with him" Just so my dear. hahaha
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For this type of pose you may need to use animated timeline for dForce to work well. And the chair may have to also be moved as part of the animation sequence. Your renders are good already with interesting lighting, camera angles, poses and props (as Terminatorgames has already said). Now I think you should spend some time on learning how to use dForce.
I thought my time invested in learning dForce was worth it.
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Just had a look at it, nice outfit, good choice. You could try dForce with a standing pose for this outfit with hands away from the torso, to start with.
And a gold necklace, if you have one.
Something like this, just make sure the left hand does not clip her hip.
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is not perfect somehow the dress is stuck in the chair
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Try dForce first with poses away from objects such as chairs, then when you are comfortable with how dForce works you can try the more advanced poses (Sitting/reclining, etc).
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The dress has stuck to her elbow. Like I said in my previous post, try simpler poses first, normally that would mean standing poses. Then once you are fully comfortable with how dForce works, progress to more advanced poses, such as sitting.
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It´s a problem of collision! On the start of the simulation the elbow must not touch the dress, and after the simulation, you can get back to the original pose!
Nothing stops you from doing that!
First remove the arm from the dress, do the simulation and after put it back to original pose ...
Or simply hide the elbow before the simulation ...
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i think i did it first i did it like you said it didn't go off like that then i raised my right arm and simulated and that is my result
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I Think it's close to perfection now...
although now another problem has arisen ...
But it is very good for a start! As Cosmok said, things don't always work out well ...
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i have to deal with the dforce story for a while until i know it betterI Think it's close to perfection now...
although now another problem has arisen ... View attachment 1183308
But it is very good for a start! As Cosmok said, things don't always work out well ...