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Published: 2017-10-28 22:26:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 2968; Favourites: 98; Downloads: 70
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This is my first quick experiment with dForce and Daz Studio 4.10 and Iray. I didn't have any dForce clothing, but discovered that you can add a dynamic dForce modifier to any object. After trying it on some existing clothing, I decided to go very basic and just apply a dForce modifier to a plane (with 100 division) and drape them over some System 46 figures. No post workRelated content
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Thank you, It started out as simple dynamic sheet ghosts, which I never find creepy. So I tried to increase the creepiness by making the sheets clear plastic
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Excellent composition and lighting.
I can see tons of possibilities with dForce...
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Thank you, dForce seems very powerful, I just need to figure out how to use it
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Thank you. I had to see if dForm would work on a plane
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Nicely done! Makes me want to try it myself. Any issues with 4.10?
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Thank you, 4.10 was the easiest update to DAZ studio I have experienced. dForce takes a lot of experimentation on older clothing, This test required a lot of cleanup and still has many problems
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Thanks! Good to know about 4.10. dForce results look good enough to work through the problems. I'll take the plunge.
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Thank you, I have been looking at a lot of snake in hat's pictures lately and gad to try one
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Nice to know... any tutorials I can look up to familiarise myself with making any clothing D-Force worthy?
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Thank you, the only one I have watched was this one
dForce updates and you!I was thinking about doing a tutorial on how to update older clothing items to dForce, but it turns out Mada has already done a really great one here:
The only thing I think she might've left out is that you don't need that little weight map token saved, it's only there for editing purposes. You save the weight maps by re-saving the clothing to the library (this will save your altered material settings as well).
There's also an option now that when you save a material to library, you can save just the simulation settings, so you can apply them over any material of a given item.
The fact that the clothing has to be fully resaved to update the weight map means I can't do a lot of free dForce add-ons for different things as I'd hoped, sadly, but it's not that hard for anyone to do, so please give it a look!
I'm not allowed to offer a dForce item in another store or as a freebie for 60 days, until the day after Christmas to be safe. I do want to offer Daz a couple of things I'v
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Thank you, I started out making dynamic sheet ghosts but couldn't figure out how to get the ye holes to line up so I had to improvised another scene
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May I ask how you DForced up the sheets? I had a little play, but could not figure it out, and the DAZ tutorials have not proved helpful... How do you make it see a plane (or other item) as cloth that can be DForced...?
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I make a plane with at least 100 divisions and then in the "Simulation Settings" tab select "dForce>Add dForce Modifier: Dynamic Surface" from the menu next to the simulate button.
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Thank you very much for explaining that. I have not been able to find the place to add a dForce modifier (I opened Simulation Settings, but could not see where to add it), but I am sure a tutorial somewhere will explain.
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Thank you very much for showing me that. I will take a look for it.
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Creepy cool!! LOL This turned out very well!!
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Thank you, I started out making dynamic sheet ghosts. I couldn't just have the figure nekid under the sheets. So I changed them to cyborgs and it changed the whole scene
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Looks nice ! 
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So to get it to drape over the heads like that do I add a plane? Love the effect
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Thank you, It is just a plane placed above the figure with at least 100 divisions. Then I applied a dForce dynamic modifier from the menu. Then just ran the simulation. The one in the front is simply moved so that it fell on her shoulders
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Thank you my friend will have a play with that
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I really, really love seeing your experiments <3 always inspires me to try it myself (still, dforce intimidates me)
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Thank you for the encouragement. I try to do an experiment each day. I learn so much even if they don't work the way I wanted.
Dynamic clothing never looks right to me. Simulation is a pain and always takes a lot of patience and tweaking. dForce at least is a step in the right direction. Hopefully we will get some better info on how to use it as people start playing with it
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It started out as simple dynamic sheet ghosts, which I never find creepy. So I tried to increase the creepiness by making the sheets clear plastic
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Well you certainly succeeded!
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If they are playing hide 'n' seek, I think I found them all!! 
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Thank you, I was thinking that they where all in a warehouse and one of them started up. Since I don't have any dForce clothing, I thought a plane would be a good place to start learning dForce
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Thank you, I wanted to try dFrorce and then tried to make a scene out of the results
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Thank you, I had to try dForce
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I still haven't figured it out, I need to watch a tutorial or something. 
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That looks great my friend, I wondered if it could be done on ordinary fabric, will have to try it out
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Thank you, I needed to try dForce on a simple plane to discover how it functions. I bet dForce works great on products built for it, but on other things it takes some patience
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Welcomed! I agree, will take patience
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Thank you, I started out making dynamic sheet ghosts and then got distracted
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Amazing work! dForce is a great improvement that it will bring us a lot of fun!
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Looks like you had great results!
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Thank you, I am so happy that it can be applied to anything. I was worried that it would work like the old dynamic cloth stuff that had to be specifically made to be compatible with DAZ Studio
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I can't wait to try dForce... hopefully I'll be able to get it to work. I want to try it with hair.
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I was very reluctant to upgrade DAZ Studio, usually it's a real pain. I was pleasantly surprised that the update went so easy. I had to do a double take to see if it went through because I didn't have to update anything manually.
The first thing I tried was hair. It seems to work well with older hair that is a solid object. The hair that has lots of strands not so much
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Yeah, I had a similar experience with the upgrade. There's that feeling of dread, the "oh shit, here we go again, will this break the CMS?" moment, and then... relief. It worked fine.
Thanks for the hair tip! It's almost time, I'm going to get to play with it today.
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