Morph Loader Pro doesn't morph to a shrinkwrap effect???

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• Richard Haseltine Posts: 96,825

  November 2017

  Something is changing the vertex order - check your import/export settings in Blender. If those are right, and works when you don't use the modifier, then the modifier is reodering the vertices.
• Syrus_Dante Posts: 983

  November 2017 edited November 2017

  Hi, nice try.

  And yes you can use the Smoothing Modifier for a Shrink-Wrap but set the Smoothing / Collision Iterations to high values maybe above 20.

  LOL exploding mesh this reminds me of my first try with blender - same result.

  BTW just set the Resolution Level to Base is enouth I think to export an OBJ with Base Geomerty. The Distortion on the collar & the bow will be the next thing you need to get fixed.

  The Morphloader options offers an attenuate setting - with this as I can remember you can select a Weight Map Influence and filter out unwanted shape changes while importing your morph with the precision of a weight map that can be added with a D-Former Influence Field set to weight map influence.

  For more information on these methods have a look at the youtube videos that RKane_1 had posted here:

  TUTORIAL - Creating a Genesis/G2F/G2M/G3M/G3M Full Body Morph for DAZ Studio Pro 4.6 by RKane_1

   

  Remember there is a bug in blender that forces you to allways check these settings Keep Vert Order and check Poly Groups - and BTW the offered Operator Presets never worked.

  

  With the use of Smoothing Modifier and Convert to SubD you can even fit a Sphere over a Cube. But SubD dosnt help you with the precision of the collison.

  

  You can also use the more advanced modifiers in Blender - if you know how.

  Here you can see the settings for the Collision Modifier in Blender. Add it to the Modifier Stack of the Figure G2F and the Cloth object. Then the Figure needs to be set to Rigid Body and the Cloth needs to be set to Collision. The good thing about this is - you can also add a Subdivision Surface Modifier to the Figure and place it on top of the Collision Modifier in the Stack this will force the the Cloth object to collide with the highres Figure geometry underneath.

  

  

  

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  Post edited by Syrus_Dante on November 2017
• adoniogts Posts: 98

  November 2017 edited November 2017

  Dang! Thanx Syrus! That explains everything! I hadn't heard of all that collision detection stuff in Blender! Gotta try it out! And yeah... That Keep Vert Order and Polygroups options in the import and export settings of Blender was the culprit... Tried it out! It's now working! :)

  Post edited by adoniogts on November 2017