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Published: 2013-12-03 21:12:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 3668; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 0
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M6Β with my Leo M4 texture, M4 Real Gens4, cloth draped in MD3, environment by Stonemason, color adjustment in Photoshop, no other postwork. Rendered in Poser Pro 2014.Watch it in full size and thanks for viewing!Β
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I'm glad you like it.
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Awesome scene! Love this! I love how soft and smooth your cloth always looks. I know you're using MD3, but I wonder what in MD2 I could do to achieve that? Is it the Particle Distance? I usually change that down to a 10 which helps, but the fabric always has a bit of a crinkly look, which I can smooth out in Hexagon. But still -- I'd love them to come out as beautiful as yours. Perhaps I'll have to bite the bullet and upgrade.Β
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I'm not sure if it is MD3 alone, to be honest, because I don't know MD2. Maybe it's better, maybe also not, I use a particle distance of 7 to 10 also. Sometimes (it wasn't necessary here) I smooth out parts of the sheet with the Smoothing Brush in Poser. Also the shader is relatively simple, added a bit of translucence, but that's it.
Thanks again, very much appreciated!
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Nice! Thank you! I think some of it is MD3 from what I saw during the trial of it. But I'll give the lower particle distance a try. And didn't even know you could smooth out in Poser -- I'll give that a try for sure. It may be similar to what I've been doing using the smoothing in Hexagon, though it adds so much more polygons to it for a lot bigger file size. I appreciate the tips! 
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The smoothing in Poser is done with the Morph Brush Tool or Morphing Tool (the hand symbol with the pointed index), select your figure or object, choose the tool and a pop up window appears with two tabs, in the "Create" Tab you can name a channel for your adjustment, choose the different actions, kind and size of the morph brush, when you move the mouse over your object/figure you can see and adjust the size of the brush. It all is very intuitive, but it needs a bit of experience how the mesh reacts and how to best adjust the Radius, Smoothness and Magnitude of the brush.
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Awesome! I'll give it a try tonight! I'm embarrassed that I didn't know that, but then again, there's so much there that I don't know about. I really appreciate the tips, my friend. So nice of you!
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Beautiful cloth Jepe, do you use pins or change the fabric preset, or just drag the cloth around a bit to get the crinkles?
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Ehm, no, yes and yes! 
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Thanks for the info, Jepe
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I'm glad when it maybe is a bit helpful.
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