dForce Informal Suit for Genesis 8 Male(s)

Wojtko

Hello,
I just bought this set (https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-informal-suit-for-genesis-8-males) because I wanted to reproduce the same movement of jacket, exactly the same, as the picture 5.
I do not understand!!! I can not move the lapel, there is no command.
I do not understand where to intervene
Thank you

 

kenshaw011267

It's a dforce item. Try applying some wind.

Matt_Castle

This clothing set, as implied by the name, is intended to be used with Daz's dForce cloth simulation engine, not via baked-in morphs dials. While some dForce sets do come with baked-in morph dials, some sets come with only a few morphs intended to set up the initial state from which to simulate.

If you do not want to use dForce, you need to pay attention to what morphs are included in the description to find out whether it also supports standard morphing.

If you do however want to use dForce, this effect will likely be achieved either by simulating over a walking animation or using a wind node.

Wojtko

thank you for this information..But I just applied a dForce Wind Node, and I even put a dance movement ... And the jacket remains static.
It's about I do not have to know how to do something.
I will try otherwise I will see if I can make this product that seems extremely complicated ... Anyway for me.

Matt_Castle

You do need to actually simulate the jacket after adding those things. The forum has a (fairly extensive) guide to dForce, but you can also find Youtube tutorials that keep it more to the basics.

Aave Nainen

The look in promo 05 was actually achieved by using timeline animation, I set the pose at about 15 on the timeline and then went to frame 30 and rotated the figure sharply, the rotation of the figure caused the billowing out effect on the jacket. You can then scrub on the timeline between 15 and 30 to decide which look to render!  No wind nodes required!  One can use that same technique to get interesting swirls on skirt bottoms too!

Wojtko

Thank you for your explanations.
It is impossible for me to operate on my computer, I am on a MAC OS X operating system.
I just found it out. Since this is the first time I wanted to use Dforce, I just realized that it is only available to users who have PC drivers for their graphics card.
Information that had escaped me.

It's a shame I'm sure it's a good product and the explanation of the movement seemed simple.

Protozoon

I have used dforce and this same suit for my piano and trumpet promos on my MacBook Pro. It just took about an hour to simulate :) But you can use a Mac to simulate, very slowly though.

-P-

Wojtko

I tried, I followed the instructions (in fact I'm really not sure) the jacket sticks and has a nice movement but it remains desperately closed ...
there I give up. I missed a step.

Wojtko

To clarify that on my computer it is not possible