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Published: 2018-12-02 07:55:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 3455; Favourites: 175; Downloads: 57
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Tonight's experiment is about updating old dynamic clothing to dForce in DAZ Studio. I converted the robes in the "Dynamic Fantasy and Monster Robes Bundle" to dForce and used the Transfer Utility to make them conform to Genesis 3 figures. No post work- Alphabase
- Dynamic Fantasy and Monster Robes Bundle
- Galactic Smuggler HD-8K for Genesis 2 Male(s)
- Kiki For Kalea 7
- Galactic Armor Outfit for Genesis 3 Male(s)
- TerraDome 3 Iray
- N.G.S. Anagenessis 2 - Revolution
- Adrian Hair and Beard for Genesis 3 Male(s)
- Brahm for Genesis 3 Male
- System 46 for Genesis 3 Female(s)
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce. It kind of works, but still doesn't work like clothing specifically built for dForce
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The opacity of the robe and the emissive had me wondering if a shell was colliding with the robe. It was driving me nuts, then I had a forehead smacking moment when I realized they were showing through. . .
Seriously cool scene!
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak. He cloaks has everything in it, including a pattern used as a mask in the luminance channels
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I have only just begun to find some dForce successes, the next post I post in fact. I just don't grok it though. . .
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You're welcome! ^^
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nice, I don't know why but I keep thinking that this is a Tron, Star Wars crossover.
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Thank you, Two of my favorite movies as a kid must be showing their influences
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Does my butt look big in this outfit "yes yes it does"
Wicked
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If he said that to her he might have to use that gun to defend himself
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yup he better so now out to out run out shoot
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That's awesome!!! it's cool to see older stuff come back out
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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Lol, I’m glad I’m not the only one who gets carried away with textures.
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Top work with dForce again. The conversion seems to have worked absolutely well. The picture has a touch of Star Wars about it (ok it may be the robes, lol), very nice!
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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That's really a surpricing info for me.
Can you please tell use how it is possible to convert the optitex dynamic clothing to dForce????
and how did you conform them to G3 with the transfer-utility? They are partially M4 or G2.
Is there a tutorial?
This would be very interesting for all of us.
Thanks
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Thank you for your kindness and encouragement
I got the "Dynamic Fantasy and Monster Robes" to fit G3 figures, by saving the robes to OBJ files and then using the transfer utility to match it to the G3 rigs. Then applying a Dforce modifier made the fit much better
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Ah! I understand. You made a new rigging.
It's the first time that i hear about a Dforce modifier.
I hardly use dForce because i don't like it.
I always click on animate and let it work and render.
Is this tool included in DAZ / dForce?
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I was very frustrated with dForce until I started playing with clothing specifically built for dForce.
The dForce modifier converts anything into dForce. The problem is that they usually explode if the object is to complex. That is why I wanted to try it on some old dynamic items.
The transfer utility has been built into DAZ Studio for a long time and basically just copies a figure's rigging to another figure or object.
Here is a quick tutorial on how the transfer utility works [ www.youtube.com/watch?v=og6YYW… ]
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you understood me wrong.
I mean the dForce modifier.
I often have heared that lot's of things "explode".
Maybe there will be a converter dForce2dynamicClothing and dynCltohting2dForce be available sometimes
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Thank you for your kind words of encouragement
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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You're Welcomed
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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The one on the female looks good but the guy... not so much.
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Now I'm getting really tempted to try dForce with some old cloacks!
That woul solve many problems.
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It took some effort to get it to work, but I think it was worth the extra effort
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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Great job I love how cinematic this scene feels to me. It really sells an image for me of a future world, and I didn't immediately think star wars. It has its own flavor.
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Thank you, I woke up with the idea that I might be able to repurpose the old dynamic clothing in my library to dForce, then I got carried away making the shaders for her cloak
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Thank you, I always loved these robes but never had much luck using DAZ's old dynamic cloth system, so I couldn't resist trying to update them to dForce
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Thank you, I went a little crazy on the patterns in her robe
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