Correctives morphs for Leaft Collar and Left Shoulder Bend

Andrey Pestryakov

I made two corrective morphs for:

- pJCMCollarUp_55_L for Left Collar

- pJCMShldrUp_90_L for Left Shoulder Bend

But when I bend Leaft Collar=55 and Left Shoulder Bend=90 simultaneously, then a bad deformation occurs:

Can this be fixed?

Richard Haseltine

The usual method would be to hae another corrective moprh, and when setting it up - if you use ERC Freeze - use the Attenuate By option to make it dependent on both bends (or drive it from the JCMs themselves).

Andrey Pestryakov

I see that other authors still use CTRLMD type of morph. Sample:

lCollar_CTRLMD_N_YRotate_n15.dsf
lCollar_CTRLMD_N_ZRotate_45.dsf
lShldrBend_CTRLMD_N_YRotate_n70.dsf
lShldrBend_CTRLMD_N_ZRotate_87_803.dsf
rCollar_CTRLMD_N_YRotate_15.dsf
rCollar_CTRLMD_N_ZRotate_n45.dsf
rShldrBend_CTRLMD_N_YRotate_70.dsf
rShldrBend_CTRLMD_N_ZRotate_n87_803.dsf

Maybe this can help me?

Allstereo

Hello,

You can combine many morphs in different ways, particularly with the ERC Keyed method. As suggest by Richard,  a third JCM moph that corrects the bad deformation.of previous morphs is the solution. But, the best is to find the origin of the bad deformation. It is difficult to suggest a solution because we don't know what is the effect of the morphs from the images that you provide. The CTRLMD morphs use by other creators are generally corrective morphs same as your morphs.     

If you are not familiar with ERC coding of the Attenuate option, you can take a look at my tutorial at:

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/tutorial-daz-studio-erc-feature/81207  

Allstereo

 

lancelmartin_cf51987037

Richard Haseltine said:

The usual method would be to hae another corrective moprh, and when setting it up - if you use ERC Freeze - use the Attenuate By option to make it dependent on both bends (or drive it from the JCMs themselves).

 Hi Richard

Where could I learn how to do that?

lancelmartin_cf51987037

Allstereo said:

Hello,

You can combine many morphs in different ways, particularly with the ERC Keyed method. As suggest by Richard,  a third JCM moph that corrects the bad deformation.of previous morphs is the solution. But, the best is to find the origin of the bad deformation. It is difficult to suggest a solution because we don't know what is the effect of the morphs from the images that you provide. The CTRLMD morphs use by other creators are generally corrective morphs same as your morphs.     

If you are not familiar with ERC coding of the Attenuate option, you can take a look at my tutorial at:

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/tutorial-daz-studio-erc-feature/81207  

Allstereo

 

THANKS SO MUCH ALLSTEREO!!!!!  This looks really helpful.