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Published: 2017-08-04 20:33:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 2493; Favourites: 71; Downloads: 59
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Another quick experiment with JGreenlees's "Colored and Broken Glass Iray Shaders" in DAZ Studio and Iray. This time I tried to set collision between the hands and the glass. I also tried an ice texture on the glass.
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That's a great effect with the ice texture. Love it!
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Thank you, I was concerned the effect was too much, but without it she looked like she was just standing there with her hands up
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Thank you, I just applied a texture to the glass material on the plane
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Thank you, I had to try out the collision option, I didn't know that it was possible in DAZ studio or what the results would be. It's subtle, but seems to help. Thought I couldn't seem to get it to work on her cheek
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Welcome!
It is possible, but I did have a problem once when I collided GF2 with ropes. Her fingernails screwed up and remained so even after I removed the collision.
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Thank you, I didn't know you could set collision in DAZ Studio until chrisryder123 told me how to do it
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What figure did you set for collision?
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It's a GF3 figure, I haven't tried it yet on other figures yet
Here is a copy of chrisryder123's instructions:
Select the G3F, then go to Edit, Figure, Geometry, Apply Smoothing Modifer.
Then in the parameters settings on the G3F, set the collision object to your pane of glass.
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I gathered that much, but I was wondering to have no you activated the collision... 6?
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I just used the default collision settings
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Ok thanks, so how do you reckon it would look ok if you put collision against a sword hilt? Or a rifle?
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That's a good question, collision was such a subtle effect on this piece. I hadn't thought about those uses, but it seems like they would be the real practical reasons to use collision.
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Thank you, The collision effect may be too subtle, but I at least I know it can be done now
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Looks good. Love how it has a certain DOF effect to it.
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Thank you, I had to add a little more texture to the glass surface because it looked a little too much like just a DOF effect without it
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Well, you can definitely see the hard surface here.
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Thank you, The collision effect may be too subtle, but I think it helps
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OMG Gorgeous think we can load me into your software and you can turn me into her. Love her!
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Thank you, the character came out better than I expected
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Thank you, I'm learning a lot from these experiments
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Thank you, I had to try the collision effect, it may be too subtle. I really like the way the character came out.
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She came out lovely and I can see the effect. It looks awesome
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Thank you for the tip, I couldn't seem to get it to work on her cheek. More experiments are needed
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Just bump up the number of collisions in the parameters menu, but also be aware of the impact this can have on your RAM. Find a fine balance between the number of collisions and smoothing your rig can handle.
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