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About dynamic clothing option in dazstudio

eliezerbh_813cdbc78beliezerbh_813cdbc78b Posts: 72
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

hi

I have 2 questions About dynamic clothing plugin in dazstudio

  1. Is there a way to create a look of a tight sash on the garment? (Attached Image)

  2. Is there an option to keep the appearance of the collar closed as it is during the dynamics of the garment and not stretch and grow? (same as Edit constrained group in cloth room in poser)

Thanks

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 109,139

    1) could be done with an animated simulation and a sash shrinking to fit.

    2) would sound like a job for a Dynamic Add-on, if I am understanding what you mean. That's a separate item with vertices that match the areas you want to hold together, which can serve to pin them in place relative to each other.

  • eliezerbh_813cdbc78beliezerbh_813cdbc78b Posts: 72
    Richard Haseltine said:

    1) could be done with an animated simulation and a sash shrinking to fit.

    2) would sound like a job for a Dynamic Add-on, if I am understanding what you mean. That's a separate item with vertices that match the areas you want to hold together, which can serve to pin them in place relative to each other.

    First of all, thank you for the answers

    1. yes i work with animation but only for the pose. I start at T POSE And I finish with the pose I need After 30 frames. how do I do it ? Where is this option in dazstudio ?

    2. This is not a separate item. is a group of vertices that is instructed to behave differently and maintain the shape of the collar that will not stretch or grow (Attached Image)

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 109,139

    1. If the sash is a separate, non dynamic item just place it and expand it (via scaling or a morph) at frame 0, then pull it more-or-less in (leave a slight gap for the fabric) in the last frame.

    2. You can make ana rea non-dynamic (via a surface group) or weaken the dynamic strength (by weight map). You can also use weight-maps to adjust other properties, but be aware that making an area very stiff can lead to the mesh exploding (giving more iterations can help).

  • eliezerbh_813cdbc78beliezerbh_813cdbc78b Posts: 72
    Richard Haseltine said:

    1. If the sash is a separate, non dynamic item just place it and expand it (via scaling or a morph) at frame 0, then pull it more-or-less in (leave a slight gap for the fabric) in the last frame.

    2. You can make ana rea non-dynamic (via a surface group) or weaken the dynamic strength (by weight map). You can also use weight-maps to adjust other properties, but be aware that making an area very stiff can lead to the mesh exploding (giving more iterations can help).

    Thanks

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